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To: Ron who wrote (243357)	1/30/2014 2:54:58 AM
From: Sam	Read Replies (3) of 541759

2014 Top 100 Best Places to Live [from livability.com] Big cities tend to get all the love. We here at Livability know that there are great stories to be told in smaller places, too. Our ranking of the top 100 best places to live focuses on small to mid-sized cities and what makes them great places to live and work. Many of these are towns that don’t usually get their fair share of the limelight. We’re happy to shine some in their direction. We worked with trusted partners, stellar advisors, and the best public and private data sources to develop our ranking. The cities on the list excelled in our criteria. These towns are places where residents are able to take full advantage of a wide variety of amenities and offerings -- everything from parks and museums to different commuting options to hospitals. Spend some time getting to know them and when it comes time for your next move, maybe you'll think small. livability.com The top ten: Palo Alto Boulder Berkeley Durham Madison Miami Beach Rochester Salt Lake City Eugene Reno My guess is that Durham is the most affordable of the cities on this list. Their little blurbs on each of them leaves out some salient facts, but never mind that.

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