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Summer slips away, but Morgan Hill remains gloriously itself: **quaint, serene, verdant, unspoiled, charming, peaceful**—a South Santa Clara County town where the hills still seem to breathe…

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Quincy, Illinois is the sort of river city that politely refuses to be reduced to a single mood. It is historic without being stale, charming without becoming precious, picturesque in the manner…

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Summer has folded its bright fan and put it away, which is exactly when St. Cloud, Florida begins to show its more intimate charms: the lake breeze, the brick-lined historic streets, the easygoing…

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Riverton in early autumn has a particular sort of enchantment: the cottonwood leaves begin to turn their silver backs to the wind, the mountains stand with that blue-white clarity that makes every…

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Summer has loosened its grip, and Meridian, Mississippi is entering that most delicious of seasons: the one in which a good meal feels like both comfort and discovery. In this city—Historic,…

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Summer may have folded up its parasol, but Rockwall, Texas is just beginning to glow in that softer, amber-toned way that makes a town feel both intimate and slightly enchanted. This lakeside city…

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Summer may be gone, but Covington, Kentucky, is entering that delicious shoulder season when the air turns crisp enough for a jacket and the city’s personality seems to sharpen into focus. This is…

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Summer may be gone, but Shelton, Connecticut has not lost an ounce of its grace. In fact, the cooler months are often when this river-hugging suburb reveals its most appealing self: calmer roads,…

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Summer has slipped away, and Leominster feels especially itself now: a little brisker, a little more reflective, and somehow even more inviting. This is a city of mill smoke and mill memory, of…

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Woonsocket, Rhode Island has always been a city of hard-won character: millstone and melody, brick and devotion, old-world recipes carried across oceans and then set down beside the Blackstone…