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Old 07-16-2007, 10:06 AM
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Default Another one of those "Top Places to Live" surveys
Best Places to Live: Top 100 - Middleton, Wis. (1) - Money Magazine

These things kinda cliche now.
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Money Mag has been doing it for years. Its not "another" one, but they do the annual survey.
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I think it's funny that the median annual income on the Money Mag "Top 100" list is over $90,000 and the median price of a house in these "idyllic" towns is over $359,000.

Median average salary in the United States of $46,000, nearly half of what it takes to live in these handsome communities.

As if we didn't already know that money can buy you a decent community.

More smoke and mirrors by the powers that be....
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