Hello,

I'm an incoming international student at Denison. Not only the hill, but I've always loved the vibe of a small village (from all the movies I've watched). Even though I'm fairly introverted, I love to explore and meet new people.

Being an international student, I'm curious about how Denison students are incorporated into the town? Do students (including internationals) visit the village often? How are they treated by the natives?

Is there racism and segregation or are they fairly liberal and welcoming? I know Ohio is a red state but what is the general political mindset of the people in the village?

As an international student at Denison, is there anything else I should know / you would like to tell me?

Thanks for taking the time out for answering! :)

My family is thinking of relocating to Granville from Atlanta. We have two small kids, ages 1 and 3. I’m originally from Columbus but have never explored the Granville area. Is it a good place for families? What are some activities that you all like to do? Any recommendations would be much appreciated!

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Heard they have closed permanently. Anyone know what happened?

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Granville will be spraying some mosquito spray here's the website. Happening on July 2nd

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To the user that said this sub is dead I hope you find this. I looked it up on google it sure looks abandoned but I looked it up on the Old Ohio Schools website and it doesn't seem to be listed on the website so it may have been functional on September 2019 Based on google maps. If it were demolished it would be shown on the Old Ohio Schools website though the website seemed to be last updated on 2018 so it might not be recent. The most likely thing that happened is that it's just not listed on Old Ohio Schools Licking County it shouldn't be in any other County. Hope it answers your question. (Edit) Based on insider information I have discovered the history of the site. The used to what is called a Poor House which was basically an asylum. People have died and been buried there but because no one cared enough about the residents they only have numbers to mark the graves.

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This sub seems a little dead, and I don't know if it technically counts as Granville, but the old private christian school on Union Station near Infirmity mound park is what I am talking about. I tried looking up the owners and all I got was "CHRISTIFIDELES" which is just the name of the school . I tried to do some googling and came up with a phone number, but the line has been disconnected? Anyone know any details about the owners?

Hello, my family and I just moved into town and ever since the snow hit this week my kids have been begging me to take them sledding this weekend. Being originally from Bend, Michigan, they’re used to big snows, and have been waiting anxiously since we got here in September for there to be enough snow to sled. My question is, does anyone know any local sledding hills my kids can conquer? Any suggestions would be helpful!

Hey everyone!

May be a stretch on here, we're looking to purchase a home in the village or close. I know some people who live there and they said that some are sold before even being put on the market really.

Does anyone know anyone trying to sell, or gearing up to sell?

It'll be less of a headache getting pictures, etc... and we could make it way easier.

Looking for at least 3 bedrooms as I have a wife, child, and babe on the way. Any help would be wonderful!!! Thanks!!

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Hello! My partner and I (mid 30s) and our one year old son are considering a move to Granville to be closer to family in Columbus.

We’re both from Upper Arlington but have lived all over in the past 15 years or so. We’re interested in a smaller town outside Columbus. We like to spend time outdoors, hoping to find a house with at least an acre. We have lots of questions, any insights anyone can offer would be so, so appreciated.

Do you find there is much to do (places to eat, shop, activities)?

Are most people locals who have been there their whole lives? Or lots of people who've moved in? What's it like socially? People affable or do people mostly keep to themselves?

Any insight to what it's like for families with young children? Our son will be ~2 when we move.

We are pretty politically progressive and inclusive and I want our child to know and be friends with a diverse group of people. Any thoughts on how we might feel about diversity and inclusiveness in granville and the schools?

How about the public schools? Capable teachers? Available services for kids that need them? Bullying culture? Pressure on academics/athletic achievement?

How does Denison effect town life? Good, Bad? The students? Do you ever go to campus for events/amenities?

Do you find yourself needing to drive to Columbus or Newark a lot for shopping or activities?

Opioids a problem in Granville?

Are their areas of town that you would suggest we look for buying a house? Areas you'd recommend we avoid?

Anything else that you feel might be important?

We’d love to hear any and all opinions. Thank you in advance!

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So state highway patrols are literally crawling out of the fresh cute highway grass these days... Oh and by the way, super troopers 2 is either getting a release date in the next month or 2 or will be out this winter. So hang on to your hats.