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American Cities Retire from Money Magazine
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Franklin, TN
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Article,
Chamber
Franklin is one of the wealthiest cities in one of the wealthiest
counties. The City's population at just over 46,000. This makes Franklin
the 10th largest city in Tennessee and the fastest growing. Franklin is
a unique blend of history and progress. This town has small-town charm
and big-city sophistication. There are fascinating Civil War sites and
museums, magnificent Antebellum and Victorian homes - plus our thriving
downtown shopping area,. unique dining and entertainment, and great
festivals.
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Portsmouth, NH
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Article, Chamber
Portsmouth has a population of
23,000, This town sits near the mouth of the Piscataqua River, a
short, wide river that divides New Hampshire and Maine. The city also is
at the hub of a metropolitan region that includes several small cities
and many towns. The city has stylish restaurants and a buzzing night
life.Portsmouth has a repertory theater, concerts at the Music Hall,
more than 100 eateries and continuing education classes at the
University of New Hampshire.
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St. George, Utah
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Article,
Chamber
St. George has a population of 50,000. The town has tennis courts, a
large pool with special classes for people with arthritis, golf courses
and 35 miles of walking trails. In October, the Huntsman Senior Games
attract about 5,000 athletes to St. George for competitions in the
triathlon, biking, and more. Located in town, Dixie State College offers
classes and trips for seniors. The Tuacahn Theater stages plays and
concerts in a natural amphitheater of red rock and Southern Utah
University runs an annual Shakespearean festival.
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Savannah, GA
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Article,
Chamber
Savannah has a population of about 300,000.
Residents and visitors revel in our elegant
architecture, ornate ironworks, fountains and lush green squares.
Savannah's natural beauty is rivaled only by the city's hospitable
reputation, creating one of the country's most popular vacation spots
and places to live. Residents and guests who come to our city are truly
captivated by our city's charm, the richness of our heritage and all the
activities the city offers every day of the year.
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Bellingham, WA
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Article, Chamber
Bellingham
has a population of 70,000.
Serving as the county seat of Whatcom County, Bellingham is the hub of
activity for a region offering fresh, unspoiled, and genuine
recreational opportunities. Situated between two of North America's most
international cities, Seattle, Washington, and Vancouver, British
Columbia, the spectacular natural environment of our region stretches
from the San Juan Islands to Mt. Baker.
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Largo, FL
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Article, Chamber
Largo has a population around 70,000. The city's golf
courses and parks have a lot of room to breathe, and its citizens don't
take that for granted. Largo is just a short drive from St.
Petersburg and Tampa, and is just what most people think of when they
hear the phrase "retirement community." The weather is dependably warm
(with humid, tolerable summers), rain is infrequent and snow is
unthinkable. Beachfront condos are surrounded by palm trees, and dozens
of beaches are right around the corner.
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Ann Arbor, MI
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Article,
Chamber
Ann Arbor
current population is about 110,000.
Ann Arbor is located in the southeast corner of Michigan and is bordered
to the north by the Huron River. Ann Arbor is also the seat of Washtenaw
County. Besides reliving your college days, two theatres are close by:
The world-class Fisher Theatre in Detroit and the Detroit Institute of
Arts. A host of beautiful lakes and beaches are right around the corner.
If you want more than Ann Arbor's 147 parks, you can join the local
Bicycle Touring Society or the local Ski Club, which organize safe and
reasonably priced trips.
Best Cities Retire from Sterling's Best Places
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Olympia, WA -
Article,
Chamber
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Williamstown, MA -
Article, Chamber
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Prescott, AR -
Article, Chamber
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Charleston, SC -
Article, Chamber
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Ashland, OR -
Article,
Chamber
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Billings, Mo -
Article, Chamber
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Ithaca, NY
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Article, Chamber
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Soux Falls, SD -
Article, Chamber
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Kerrville-Fredericksburg-Marble Falls-Mason, TX
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Article, Chamber
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Oxford, MS -
Article, Chamber
The 15 Best Places
to Reinvent Your Life
From AARP
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Loveland/Fort Collins, CO -
AARP Article, Chamber
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Bellingham -
AARP Article, Chamber
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Raleigh/Durham, NC
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AARP Article, Chamber
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Sarasota, FL
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AARP Article, Chamber
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Fayetteville, AR
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AARP Article, Chamber
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Charleston, SC -
AARP Article, Chamber
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Ashville, NC -
AARP Article, Chamber
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San Diego, CA -
AARP Article, Chamber
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San Antonio, TX -
AARP Article, Chamber
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Santa Fe, NM
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AARP Article, Chamber
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Gainesville, FL -
AARP Article, Chamber
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Iowa City, IA -
AARP Article, Chamber
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Portsmouth, NH -
AARP Article, Chamber
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Spokane, WA -
AARP Article, Chamber
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Ashland, OR
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AARP Article, Chamber
Money Magazine's
Hottest Towns
Best Cities For Singles - Forbes
Best places to live - CNN/Money
Best Cities for Entrepreneurs - Entrepreneurs.com
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