The phrase "at two towns" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific location or event that involves two towns.
Example: "The festival will take place at two towns, bringing together communities for a weekend of celebration."
Alternatives: "in two towns" or "across two towns".
But they grew more enthusiastic in South Carolina and Mr. McCain was received well at two town hall meetings in Iowa.
Ms. Levin and Mrs. King have pleaded their case to the selectmen at two town meetings, and the town has granted Ms. Levin more time to try to find a solution.
The lawsuit, filed in Federal District Court in Central Islip on Nov. 8, also seeks the removal or shortening of county-owned jetties at the Shinnecock Inlet, asserting they, too, have caused severe erosion that threatens the pavilions at two town-owned beaches.
He toured a factory that makes wind turbines, listened to the financial worries of voters at two town-meeting-style events and signed the economic stimulus bill before a cheering crowd.
At two town hall meetings in Pennsylvania, Senator Obama drew plenty of remarks about patriotism.
In a statement, the committee said that it reviewed more than 1,700 submitted comments from survivors and community members, as well as the spoken comments at two town hall meetings on Nov. 28.
It is a nomadic exhibition that began life on an illuminated vintage train filled with artists, musicians, writers and dancers stopping off at nine towns between New York and California.
Here's a look at five towns still relishing a status as wealth havens, circa 1900.
The agreement was brokered by the US and Russia after rockets filled with the nerve agent sarin were fired at three towns in the Ghouta agricultural belt around the capital Damascus on 21 August.
Baseball, soccer and tennis are available at four town fields and four town tennis courts at no charge.
