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Now take charge of your financial life: Like Money magazine on Facebook for analysis and advice you can trust. The volunteer spirit is alive and well in this former coal-mining town 13 miles from Seattle. Despite serious budget cuts that threatened the city’s summer 2011 events, local businesses and citizens offered time and cash to keep the community’s concerts and fireworks afloat. There’s a 350-acre golf course here, not to mention 12 parks; the 3,115-acre Cougar Mountain Wildland Park is right next door. Newcastle residents can jump on a trail in the city and end up in the “Issaquah Alps.” Tech employers such as Microsoft are almost as easily accessible. --A.W.
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We asked readers to share their favorite hometown dishes. Now it’s time for you to choose: The most popular dish will be named Fan Favorite!
Hometown dish | Town |
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1. Low Cal Tex Mex | Seguin, TX |
2. Chile Relleno | Seguin, TX |
3. Super Bowl Breakfast | Jamestown, CA, |
4. Texas BBQ | Luling, TX |
5. Shrimp 'n Grits to die for! | Raleigh, NC |
Money picked the top 100. Now it's your turn: Which town will be our fan favorite? 'Like' your town and it might just make it to No. 1.
Town | # of Likes |
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1. Saratoga Springs, NY | 407 |
2. Glen Ellyn, IL | 202 |
3. Castle Rock, CO | 199 |
4. Mason, OH | 181 |
5. Oswego, IL | 172 |