Green Ohio
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The City of Green, Ohio blends a small-town atmosphere with all the advantages of living in a growing and prosperous community. Over the past decade new allotments, suburbs and upscale shopping areas have redefined the once rural landscape and made Green the areas retail and entertainment center as well as the leader in new home construction. Located conveniently between Akron and Canton and a short drive from Cleveland, residents of Green have a metropolitan lifestyle right in their own backyard. Officially declared a city in 1992 Green has a rich heritage of farming and agriculture and today still has many farms producing some of the areas finest home grown produce. |
Green Ohio Housing |
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Green offers a mix of new developments and long established neighborhoods. From luxurious living on spacious lots, to charming homes snuggled on tree lined streets, to the casual comfort of lakefront living--Green says Welcome Home like no other community can. |
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Green Ohio Recreation and Lifestyle |
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But an equally bright gem is the many beautiful lakes that abound in and around Green, Ohio. The Portage Lakes offer swimming, boating, fishing, hiking and camping. Whether you choose to live on the lake or to take advantage of all the water activities you will be amazed at the natural beauty the lakes offer. |
Green is blessed with incredible terrain and loads of open space. There are 524 acres of park land in the city that includes 44 recreation fields and courts as well as 6 miles of trails. Within the city there are 5 public/private
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Education is a priority in Green and the public schools have an outstanding reputation as well as extensive extracurricular activities. Green Schools receive high marks with the majority of the students moving on to colleges or technical schools. The University of Akron, a “world class” University is 15 minutes and the Kent State Stark campus offering over 400 classes is just 5 min from Green. Kent State University in Kent, Oh is an easy 30 minutes drive. To the south in Stark County there are three universities, Walsh, Malone and Mount Union and one of the largest technical colleges in Ohio, Stark State College. | |||
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