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Erik Bojnansky

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Have had bylines in Coconut Grove Spotlight, @SFBJNews, @BiscayneTimes, @TheMiamiTimes & @trdmiami.
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One Of The Best Places For Retirees Is A Midwest College Town With Riverside Access

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By Erik Bojnansky
| Aol Verified
College towns are no longer just for college students. Older adults, including retirees, are moving into small municipalities for their livability and affordability, per MarketWatch. And one of the best college towns for retirees to move to is home to the main 406-acre campus of the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, as well as a satellite campus for Mid-State Technical College.
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One Of The Best Places For Retirees Is A Midwest College Town With Riverside Access

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By Erik Bojnansky
| Yahoo Finance Verified
Vladimir Vladimirov/Getty Images College towns are no longer just for college students. Older adults, including retirees, are moving into small municipalities for their livability and affordability, per MarketWatch. And one of the best college towns for retirees to move to is home to the main 406-acre campus of the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, as well as a satellite campus for Mid-State Technical College.
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The Hostage Tax

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By Erik Bojnansky
| Biscayne Times Verified
Downtown Miami and Brickell residents are pushing back against the Miami Downtown Development Authority's pitch that its taxes are money well spent, questioning why they should pay extra for security, street cleaning and other services they say the city should already be providing.
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