The epitome of an upscale shopping destination – the New York Times described its downtown as "a desert version of Miami's South Beach" with "plenty of late night partying and a buzzing hotel scene."
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America’s Best Places to Live 2008: No. 50, Longmont, Colorado
The name "Longmont" comes from Longs Peak, a prominent mountain named for explorer Stephen H. Long that is clearly visible from the city.
America’s Best Places to Live 2008: No. 53, Ames, Iowa
Home of Iowa State University, Ames wears its college town moniker with pride.
America’s Best Places to Live 2008: No. 54, Wheaton, Illinois
This county seat, celebrating its sesquicentennial in 2009, is home to a diverse group of organizations, from the college that bears its name to the national headquarters of the Theosophical Society in America.
America’s Best Places to Live 2008: No. 55, Peoria, Arizona
You can feel Peoria's historic ties to Phoenix by walking its streets, which are aligned by a common grid system.
America’s Best Places to Live 2008: No. 73, Weston, Florida
Because Weston is a planned community, local realtors often say that "everything is located exactly where it should be."
America’s Best Places to Live 2008: No. 74, Aurora, Illinois
At the crossroads of city and country, Aurora is on the fringe of the Illinois Research & Development Corridor, a major stretch of intellectual and corporate brainpower.
America’s Best Places to Live 2008: No. 76, West Hartford, Connecticut
If there's one thing West Hartford knows, it's history, and this suburb of Hartford proper has a vibrant, picturesque downtown that has been the community hub since the late 1600s.
America’s Best Places to Live 2008: No. 78, Coral Springs, Florida
A sprawling planned city, Coral Springs is home to a vibrant economy with above-average wealth levels and consistently low unemployment.
America’s Best Places to Live 2008: No. 44, Westminster, Colorado
Westminster's location between Denver and Boulder puts it within easy reach of regional businesses and entertainment. But there sure is a lot to do right here in town: movie theaters, recreation centers, golf courses, parks, hiking trails, and hundreds of restaurants and retail stores.