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" Money magazines&amp;#039; list of America&amp;#039;s best small towns is no doubt a respected one. This year the company&amp;#039;s overflowing database of economic resources came in handy as, especially now, it&amp;#039;s interesting and important to know which towns in the US are thriving economically (or, in some cases, are so self-sufficient it seems they didn&amp;#039;t &amp;quot;get the recession memo&amp;quot; at all).  Among the towns that seem to fit that description are Louisville, Colorado\u2013a community situated along the Rockies whose streets are lined with ice cream shops and burger joints and whose setting is abreast with hiking trails, ski mountains and summer street fairs. Rounding itself out as a nice reference resource, for this town and the others, note that population, employment rate and home value listed alongside additional editorial describing the loveliness of the setting. To read about the lucky 99 additional towns, whose residents will no doubt walk a little taller after reading this list, check out money.cnn.com. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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