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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP Here. I think you all are missing the "without a large church community" point. As in, I don't want a republican area. Frederick and Allegheny don't fit those criteria, although Frederick has maybe changed to become more liberal. Where is HoCo is a good place to look? I have young kids and my husband doesn't want to lift them up from their current house. [/quote] Hmm - I responded about Severna Park. It's "light blue" here - lots of Republicans but the area is becoming gradually bluer mainly because of people moving here from cities. SP is not diverse though that is also very slowly changing...like schools are 90% white when they used to be 98% white, sigh. Annapolis is more strongly Dem, but the schools aren't as highly rated, but that's because the schools are more economically diverse...still great schools though and any strong student will do well. In terms of churchiness, yes, there are churches here and people go to them but it doesn't dominate people's lives. We don't go to church and can hardly remember any neighbors talking about it...I'd guess up to half my neighbors don't go either and/or don't belong to one. [/quote] Agree it does not feel churchy here in Severna Park. They do provide good and more reasonably priced pre school options though which is nice. It is a nice community and proximity to Baltimore, Annapolis, Crofton, and relatively close to DC is huge for us and we always have something to do. [/quote] Anne Arundel county is trying to ban pride flags in schools. That would be too Republican for me, but I'm not OP. [/quote] Seriously? I'm renting in DC and now that my kids are in college, I'm itching to move out of the city and into a little cottage somewhere close enough to DC so I can come in once a week or so for work, but far enough so I can have a little space. I can't afford DC prices so I am looking at AA county, but there is no way I can live in a county where they are going down the path of codifying intolerance and bigotry. UGH[/quote] There will always be extremists who want to ban these things. Doesn't mean it's common thought. [/quote] AA Co Board voted against the pride flag ban 6-2. [/quote]
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