"town office" is a valid phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a building that houses local government offices, for example: "She had to go to the town office to pay her taxes."
But last week, the town's elders broke ground for a new town office.
Stranded at first at the town office, she finally reached her home a day later by hiking over a mountain.
But as the cupboards grew bare, she agonized over whether to ask the town office for help.
She was the first woman elected to any town office when she was elected to the Town Council in 1968.
Walk into the Granite Falls town office, and a secretary is a Bumgarner.
Yet the town office was open in the morning as usual.
Few large American banks or insurance companies still process their paperwork in the down-town office.
Ms. Heiss looked for & found an unoccupied tower on one of the big down-town office buildings at 108 Leonard St.
That has boosted Manchester and Birmingham as well as London at the expense of out-of-town office parks, which look increasingly dilapidated.
Construction of new out-of-town office space has fallen by around 90% since 2007, according to GVA.This shift in the city's economic balance is beginning to be mirrored socially.
This outsize contribution will surely grow as economies become more knowledge-based.Businesses are also rediscovering the attraction of cities after a prolonged fling with the suburbs and out-of-town office parks.
