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Old 10-12-2007, 03:09 PM
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Default Woo-Hoo,I think Tyler is getting a Whole foods
I was a little bummed about Moving to Tyler, for the lack of some of the finer things of the larger cities.I have found that the size of this town fits kinda-nice now though. The growth of Tyler is goings nuts. I find myself hoping that it would slow down at times.The medical services here are second to none, and housing costs are still very reasonable.I believe that may be a big factor in the explosion of growth we are having.What do you think?
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