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Greener Pastures - Another Take on Retirement Moves
November 16 - Larry Gavrich, a frequent contributor in this space, recently published anarticle, "Heh NY Times - It's Not Nice to Scare Old People!" that we think you will find interesting. His article is in response to the many Comments generated by ourBlog post “Greener Pastures: When Moving in Retirement Becomes anExpensive Reality Check.” Larry, who is a licensed…...
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Occoquan is a small village adjacent to Woodbridge in suburban Virginia. The affluent population of this artist community is about 900 people. The town has charming streets laid out in a grid on the Occoquan River (see photo above of marina). People like it for its walkable streets, charming shops, and restaurants. It is convenient to I-95 and the Potomac…...
Provo is a growing city in central Utah of over 100,000 people. Located 43 miles south of Salt Lake City, it is home to Brigham Young University, which definitely makes it a college town. There is a broad and beautiful Main Street into town with nice stores, a huge LDS Temple under restoration, and stately government buildings. At Central Avenue…...
Fayetteville is a small city of about 200,000 in south central North Carolina. The city is the home of one of the largest army bases in the U.S., Fort Bragg. The 82nd Airborne is headquartered here. Fayetteville State University's presence makes this a college town. Although the military is by far the biggest economic and cultural force in the area,…...
