The phrase "at the same town" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct expression would be "in the same town."
Example: "They both live in the same town and often meet for coffee."
Alternatives: "in that town" or "within the same town."
Meanwhile, a manager at a CompUSA in the same town said it initially got three iMacs and sold them immediately.
Both case-patients had diarrhea and abdominal cramps, shopped at grocery stores in the same town, and reported consumption of ground beef.
— the same town at which the massacre at Columbine High School took place — a man shot and injured two students.
The son of a lawyer, Carnot studied at the Collège d'Autun and subsequently at the small seminary in the same town.
"Spring at Cana" — showing Bedouin women and men at a well, possibly in the same town where Jesus is said to have turned water into wine — might be mistaken for a snapshot directly from biblical times, had cameras been invented yet.
While Romney has told audiences that he is "after the NRA's endorsement," he dodged the NRA convention in St . Louisdespite being in the same town at the same time for a fundraiser.
In December 2002 and January 2003, two male students at the same college in the same town went for H.I.V. testing.
(We'll gloss over the fact that she was arrested again in January, accused of attackin ga car; charges were quickly dropped when it became apparent she wasn't even in the same town at the time).
In 2007, Meredith Martin, an adopted American writer researching a biography on Debussy, takes a few days' break from her work in Paris to stay at a luxury hotel in the same town, ostensibly following a tenuous link to the composer's second wife.
There was also an Oratorian school (the Collège royal des Catholiques) and an adjoining seminary in the same town, at Notre Dame des Ardilliers.
