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Here are 10 small cities where the downtown living is easy

View this email in your browser. Welcome to Topretirements Best Places Newsletter for November 8.  Our Blog is seeing lots of interesting comments on articles like Medicare Open Enrollment Period,  and Dueling Carolinas for Retirement. Subscribe to our Daily Alert and never miss a Comment or new post. ----------Sponsored by Cresswind by Kolter Homes------------ Get Your Free Guide to Active Adult Homebuying: FALL EDITION Check out the all-new Road Trip chapter of the 2017 Go Guide to Active Adult Living and Homebuying by KOLTERHOMES. We've chronicled the adventures of Jeff and Karla, an active adult couple in pursuit of the perfect 55+ lifestyle. Visit Cresswind.com. End of Sponsorship Last week's most popular article: Not Yet 65, But Don't Have Health Insurance? Hurry! Plus: 50 State Mini-Retirement Guides Retirement Ranger Free Daily Alert Search for Anything Klamath Falls, Oregon One surprising thing about this beautiful town in south central Oregon is that it boasts 300 days of sunshine a year.  There are 2 big lakes in the area; Upper Klamath Lake and Crater Lake National Park. Klamath Falls is a great town for outdoor recreation and birding. More » 10 Places to Retire Where the Downtown Living Is Easy For many retirees the perfect place to retire is one where they can live downtown in the thick of the action. Restaurants, shops, culture; all these and more are abundant in these exciting small cities. More » FInd Your Best Place to Retire Please tell a friend if you find this newsletter useful - here is where they can get their own free subscription.  Boca Raton, Florida Thanks to a suggestion from Ron, we were reminded that Boca Raton is a great walking town where redevelopment has been a big success.  Mizner Park resembles a Mediterranean suburban "town center" with a more contemporary look. More » Mini Retirement Guide to Panama If you have been thinking about retiring in a foreign country that has a warm climate, put Panama near the top of your list. It has a lot of advantages for Americans beyond its climate, and a lot of those have to do with a friendly shared heritage with the U.S. More » Get our Daily Alert and you'll never miss anything at Topretirements. Sign up (it's free) and you'll get a daily email digest with links to all new articles, Blog posts, and new community listings. Copyright © 2017 Topretirements.com, All rights reserved.