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Weymouth is the second oldest township in the Commonwealth, dating back to 1622 when it was founded as the Wessagusset colony. Renamed Weymouth in 1635, the Town was boosted in that year by the arrival of 100 settlers from its namesake in England. For almost 200 years the Town was a fishing and agricultural community, evolving into a manufacturing hub for shoes in the late 19th century. Remnants of every era, from colonization to suburbanization, are evident in the very shape of the community. Today Weymouth is a mature, strongly residential suburb located just south of Boston with close proximity to the crossroads of Route I-93 (128) and Route 3. The community is nicely situated for easy access to Cape Cod and the Greater Boston area. Three MBTA commuter rail stations provide quick transportation into the city. Rich in history, Weymouth is home to the birthplace of Abigail Adams, wife to U.S. President John Adams and mother to U.S. President John Quincy Adams. Other local landmarks include the Town Civic Center District and the architecturally significant Fogg Library, Jefferson School, and Washington School. Unlike traditional New England communities, Weymouth has no downtown center; rather it has four village centers, each featuring its own blend of historic buildings, land uses, and open space. Housing in the Town consists mostly of single-family homes nestled in established neighborhoods, with large apartment and condominium complexes interspersed. Weymouth’s popular recreation areas include Legion Field, George Lane Beach, Lovell Field, Great Esker Park, Weston Park, Pond Meadow Park, and Webb Memorial State Park. *From the Town's Website*

The Town of Whitchurch-Stouffville is located about 50 kilometers northeast of the city of Toronto in the eastern area of York Region. It's 206 square kilometres span some of southern Ontario's most beautiful countryside, including the rolling terrain of the Oak Ridges Moraine. Whitchurch-Stouffville offers a unique blend of urban and country living with over sixteen small communities forming the heart of the municipality. The larger communities, such as Stouffville, Ballantrae and Gormley are surrounded by the tranquility of Cedar Valley, Bethesda and Musselman's Lake, all within a short drive of some of Canada's most vibrant economic regions. In 2011, Whitchurch-Stouffville was deemed Canada's third fastest growing community. Those trends are continuing as the municipality reaches 2020. We boast higher than provincial average population numbers for young families, all contributing to a growing and very strong economy. Whitchurch-Stouffville has something for everyone - residents, businesses, tourists & investors. We are indeed 'country close to the city.'

Williston is a 30.4 square mile town in Chittenden County Vermont with a population of approximately 8034 people.

Town Of Wilton is an architecture & planning company based out of 238 Danbury Rd, Wilton, Connecticut, United States.

ABOUT THE COMMUNITY In 2015, the Town of Windsor was rated one of the safest communities in Colorado by ValuePenguin and previously Family Circle rated the Town one of the 10 Best Towns for Families. The Town of Windsor’s location offers easy access to skiing, hiking, cycling, art, museums and history, specialty breweries, outdoor concerts, live music, festivals and more. There is no shortage of things to do that lend to the high quality lifestyle our residents and Coloradoan’s enjoy. THE ORGANIZATION The Town of Windsor is home-rule with a Board/ Manager form of govt. The Town employs 114 benefited personnel and has a total budget of $53 Million in 2015. Windsor was incorporated in 1890. Mission: The Town of Windsor strengthens community through the fiscally responsible and equitable delivery of services, support of hometown pride, and encourages resident involvement. Vision: Windsor’s hometown feel fosters an energetic community spirit and pride that makes our town a special place in Northern Colorado. Windsor has a strong local economy with diverse business sectors that provide jobs and services for residents. Windsor promotes quality development. Windsor enjoys a friendly community with a vibrant downtown, housing opportunities, choices for leisure, cultural activities, recreation and mobility for all. Windsor is a good environmental steward. Core values: P.R.I.D.E. Producing Results, Taking Responsibility, Integrity, Dedication, and Exceptional Customer Service The Town of Windsor is located approximately 50 miles north of Denver, centered between Fort Collins, Loveland and Greeley. It offers a small town atmosphere of community with all the benefits of the larger metropolitan nearby. The population is nearly 39,000 with an annual average growth of 3-4%. There are about 799 businesses and a full-time employment base of more than 7,000 jobs.

A beautiful oceanside community situated at the entrance to one of the most beautiful harbors in New England! We are a peninsula of 1.6 square miles and boast some of the most spectacular views on the East Coast. On one side we have a panoramic view of the outer harbor and on the other we have the Boston Skyline and the inner harbor silhouetted against the sky. In between, we have the look of a quaint and friendly New England town with shops, parks, marinas, inns and miles of lovely beaches. An excellent public transportation system brings people to Winthrop from Boston in just 20 minutes and from the airport in five. Winthrop is also just a short boat ride away from many communities on both the North and South Shore. We like to think of Winthrop as the gateway to the North Shore. Settled in 1630, Winthrop is one of the oldest communities in the country. It was named for John Winthrop; a governor of Massachusetts and John’s son Deane Winthrop’s home, built in 1637 is now an historic site and museum.

Town Of Wise is a judiciary company based out of 501 W Main St, Wise, Virginia, United States.

It comes as no surprise that Wolfville is the fastest-growing community in Nova Scotia. Here people find the perfect mix of small-town livability and urban energy. Of old-fashioned values and new-fangled ideas. Of heritage homes and knowledge-based businesses. Only an hour from Halifax, Wolfville is an historic town that’s proud of its enlightened views on sustainability and diversity. We became the country’s first Fair Trade town. With care and deliberation, we’ve created the community we want to live in. If you like your food slow and your wine nouveau, Wolfville’s the place to be. And speaking of wine, we’re the hub of l’Acadie blanc country. Seven vineyards now encircle the town. There’s no need to hop on a plane for a wine tour any more. Just get on your bike. We balance our love of the finer things in life with our love of the great outdoors. Maybe it has something to do with the 3500 students who arrive at Acadia each fall, but there’s a youthful feel here. People of all ages can be seen running, hiking, biking, skiing or - when the tide’s right - sliding down mud flats on their bellies. Music, art, theatre, cinema, sport – Wolfville punches way above its weight in all these areas. No wonder our area hotels, motels, historic inns and B&Bs bustle with cultural tourists from Halifax to Helsinki. Town and gown. Urban and rural. Hard work and good fun. In perfect balance. In the perfect place. At the perfect time. Wolfville. Just perfection.

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