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 | Albuquerque, New Mexico
The warm New Mexico climate is ideal for adobe houses and sandy yards with cactus bushes. Albuquerque was rated the number three place for dogs to live. Be sure to visit the Daily Photo website for pictures of out of the way New Mexico places and everyday sites from a new perspective. Link to more details about living and raising a family in this wonderful town. Find out about affordable housing, museums and restaurants. Looking for a house? Try New Mexico Homes Online for a complete listing of available real estate. | |
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 | Casper, Wyoming
Known as the "adventure capital", Casper has a ton of things to offer. Casper is the second largest city in Wyoming and has around 50,000 people living there. You can find information at the Casper government website on sports teams, local events, businesses and demographics on this city. College students may want to learn more about the University of Wyoming /Casper College Center. Thinking about moving to Casper? You will want to start looking for a home. The Wyoming Group through Remax is a great place to start. | |
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 | Charlotte, North Carolina
Official website for the City of Charlotte, Mecklenburg County, North Carolina. You can find out what the weather is in Charlotte or locate businesses, services and even features such as animal control in your area. Read all about the rich history of Charlotte. Charlotte is as fun of a place to visit as it is to live. The "Charlotte's Got a Lot" website delves into what the city offers, such as nightlife, attractions, accomodations, dining and even shopping. | |
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 | Chicago, Illinois
Chicago is rich in culture. Find everything from opera and theater to museums and art galleries. Whether you choose to live in the heart of the city or move to the suburbs, Chicago's train system and public transportion makes everything easily accessible. Check out little known places and landmarks at Forgotten Chicago. You can apply for a new job online, search for housing, find out about Chicago schools including magnet schools, get a schedule of events and so much more. | |
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 | Fort Myers, Florida
If you love the beach and sultry summer nights, then Fort Myers is the place for you. Get a complete list of local attractions, city services and links to city government. Visit the Chamber of Commerce to find out what is going on around town. Fort Myers is located on the Gulf Coast of Florida. Get maps of Fort Myers and outlying areas. Read the newspaper to find out what events and happenings are going on in the town. Then, get all the statistics on jobs, housing and employment opportunities. | |
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 | Portland, Maine
Get information on the different areas, so you can pick the perfect spot to live in this happening port town. Find out about events, tours, arts and dining/shopping. Interested in relocating? You can get a free Maine relocation package. Get a complete list of realtors or find information on extended stay locations, so you can shop around and get to know the area before investing in a new home. You can also take an online city tour, find out about schools and browse city services at the City of Portland website. | |
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 | Sacramento, California
Students attending California State University often live in Sacremento. Located on the Sacramento River and was made popular during the Gold Rush. You can find out about the history and demographics of the town. Wikipedia even outlines some of the areas, such as Central/Eastern, Southwestern, Southeastern and North of the American River. Visit the city website for news on upcoming events and architecture. Then, hop over to Old Sacramento to learn about the history of the city and what it was like during the Gold Rush. | |
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 | San Antonio, Texas
This second largest city in Texas is known for being the "cultural gateway to the Southwest". The population is over one million people. San Antonio offers everything from a River Walk to SeaWorld San Antonio and is an exciting, bustling city with new attractions and features added constantly. Find out about city job vacancies. You can even get housing statistics and population information for particular areas of the city. You won't want to miss Fiesta San Antonio, which is known as the city's biggest party. | |
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 | Seattle, Washington
A bustling port city, Seattle offers everything from art galleries to exciting night life. The city is known for its parks and music festivals. Find out all about the visitor and convention center. Not only is Seattle a great place to visit because of its welcoming stance toward conventioners, but it is a great place to work because of the many different types of jobs available. Take a virtual tour of Seattle, find out about local restaurants and hotels or get the inside scoop about culture and events. | |
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 | Tulsa, Oklahoma
The forty-fifth largest city in the country, Tulsa is Oklahoma's second largest city. Tulsa.com offers some really great information on relocating to Tulsa. You'll find everything from a job center, to classified ads, to a list of events and local weather. You'll also find links to real estate listings and a community calendar. Find out about night life, shopping, restaurants, education, neighborhoods, truck rentals, surrounding communities, finding a church, local utility companies, museums and schools. | |
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