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If summer has slipped away and you’re still hungry for places with a little soul left in the seams, Springdale, Kansas rewards the curious traveler rather beautifully. It is not the sort of town…

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Summer may be over, but Upland does not simply dim; it deepens. This is a city with a clean suburban polish and a sly old soul, framed by the San Gabriel foothills like a settled thought beneath…

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If you come to Baytown, Texas expecting only refineries, roadside chains, and a practical Gulf Coast workaday mood, you will miss the city’s truest glamour: its unsung textures. Baytown is not a…

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Kalamazoo is one of those cities that rewards the traveler who prefers a side street to a parade route. It has no need to shout. Its pleasures are more sly than spectacular at first glance: a…

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Evanston is one of those rare places that feels at once polished and a little scrappy, intellectually alert yet unpretentious, lakeside serene yet forever capable of surprise. It has the pedigree…

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If you know Scranton only as a sitcom backdrop or a dot on the map between here and there, you are missing the real city entirely. Scranton is not polished into submission; it remains gloriously…

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Arlington Heights, Illinois is one of those suburbs that can be mistaken, by the unhurried eye, for merely well-kept. That would be a mistake. Beneath its polished streets and orderly storefronts…

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Summer may be over, but Albany, Georgia keeps a long afterglow in its porches, museums, river air, and backstreets of memory. This is not a city that performs itself with brassy fanfare; it more…

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Alameda, California is one of those rare Bay Area places that seems to have been designed by a benevolent eccentric: elegant Victorians and weathered shipyard edges; leafy avenues and salt-bright…

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Chino Hills is not a city that blares its charms from a neon marquee. It prefers to reveal itself in layers: in hillside parks where the light turns honeyed at dusk; in shopping centers that…