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I've traveled to all 50 states. Here are the 7 cities I'd happily live in if my current one weren't an option.
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I've traveled to all 50 states. Here are the 7 cities I'd happily live in if my current one weren't an option.

  • Emily Hart lists seven U.S. cities she’d live in after visiting all 50 states, starting with Jackson, Wyoming.
  • Carmel-by-the-Sea, California, is described as a fairytale-like town with beaches and wine-tasting rooms.
  • Santa Fe, New Mexico, earns praise for walkability, outdoor access, and a distinct creative vibe.
  • New Orleans is highlighted for its French Quarter, jazz, food, and Mardi Gras ambiance.
  • Savannah, Georgia, is noted for historic architecture, parks, and walkability.
  • Park City, Utah, offers year-round outdoor recreation and a vibrant arts scene.
  • Kennebunkport, Maine, is described as a Western US lover’s Northeast favorite with coastal charm.
  • The piece reiterates the author’s ongoing connection to Boulder, Colorado, as her current home.
  • Hart’s selections emphasize a mix of natural beauty, culture, and walkability as key criteria.
  • The article is exclusive to Business Insider subscribers, with an emphasis on Hart’s firsthand experiences.
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Galveston County animal rescue awarded $150K to treat pets in five counties
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Galveston County animal rescue awarded $150K to treat pets in five counties

  • Grant funding of $150,000 will boost low-cost spay and neuter services at Fix Ur Pet in Santa Fe.
  • The funds support expanded community outreach and easier access to care for nearby counties.
  • Fix Ur Pet clinic plans to fix more pets with the grant and broaden services beyond spay/neuter.
  • Since 2020, the Santa Fe clinic has spayed and neutered 24,000 dogs and cats.
  • The grant aims to reduce street and shelter animals by improving affordability and access.
  • Dr. Jennifer Blakey Turner emphasizes affordable spay and neuter as a core mission.
  • The clinic accepts residents from surrounding counties with no questions asked.
  • PetSmart Charities is funding the initiative to expand access to veterinary care.
  • The story was reported by FOX 26 Houston with on-site coverage from Randy Wallace.
  • The initiative aligns with a broader effort to address pet overpopulation in Texas.
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