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The Farmington Chamber of Commerce was organized as a non-profit corporation in 1963. It is an independent organization with the purposes of promoting the development of home sites, commerce and industry, as well as the interests of residents, landowners and businesses of the Town of Farmington, New York. The chamber recently celebrated its 45th anniversary. A Look At Farmington,NY Farmington, located at Exit 44 on the New York State Thruway (Interstate 90), approximately 25 miles
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Clean, Green, Boulder City We’re so proud of our quaint, little town and want you to be our guest in experiencing a little of its historic charm… Boulder is the only City in Nevada without gaming and home of the State’s number one tourist attraction, Hoover Dam. This is a wholesome, family-oriented community, with a significant retirement sector, that takes pride in its low crime rate and high-quality police and fire protection. We are ideally
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Midland, Texas, is Your Window to the West, conveniently located on Interstate 20, halfway between Dallas and El Paso. It is home to Midland International Airport, the closest airport to Big Bend National Park, serviced daily by American, Continental, Southwest and United Airlines. An oasis in the Chihuahuan Desert, Midland is a thriving city that is full of culture and nightlife. Our “sky’s the limit” spirit can be felt everywhere from our “Tall City” downtown
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Välkommen till lilla Sverige USA! Situated in north central Kansas, with a population of 3, 245, Lindsborg is a true blend of old world heritage and a contemporary vibe. Small town charm is combined with big city culture in this Swedish village boasting red brick streets, European-style storefronts, eateries, working artist studios, museums, galleries and shops filled with Scandinavian imports. In a three block radius of downtown you can view over forty works of “Art
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From the charm of the antebellum South, to the cutting edge of 21st Century technology, It’s Right Here in Huntsville! Located in central North Alabama, we’re easily accessible from I-65 via I-565. With a city population of 180,000 and over 350,000 in the county, you’ll find big city amenities along with small-town hospitality. For most of its 200+ year history, Huntsville was largely an agricultural center know for cotton and watercress production. When Dr. Wernher
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Hobbs, New Mexico is located in the southeast corner of the State of New Mexico. Primarily known for its natural gas and oil production, Hobbs has become one of the fastest growing cities in the State of New Mexico. With a 2000 census base population of 29,000 and a retail trade zone of over 150,000 people, Hobbs is the big city in the region with a current estimated population of 38,000. Hobbs, New Mexico was
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