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Originally Posted by asianthree
So just like any neighborhood USA, one can hear the children playing, teams cheering, and traffic, but not nearly as bad as the “swamp” traffic that turns to a parking lot for miles.
For years, TV residents have bought season tickets to the HS home games (around 5, so not many noise nights). Residents are Hugh backers of HS sports, for as long as we have been here.
So the multitude of traffic issues, and yelling is probably 70 &80yo that lives close to you.
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Not 70 and 80 yr olds. I have younger members in my family living in Middleton. Some of the homeowners in Middleton regret buying homes near the schools The traffic makes it difficult to get to their job on time and the noise gets the young children geared up making it difficult to get them to bed. Plus quite a few more interruptions in their schedules that they did not see coming when they bought their homes.
If some of the new homes in Eastport are close to the schools, I was informing the would be buyers to be cautious. They may find living in that area comes with a few unexpected difficulties. A buyer can easily wait until another section of Eastport becomes available if noise and traffic are a concern.