Bedford's zoning officials carefully guard that small-town quality of life.
Our biggest challenge is to maintain the village's small-town quality of life while still trying to advance".
An expert in corporate leadership said the small-town quality of Coudersport could have contributed to the Rigas's willingness to overlook potential conflicts of interest.
In the '50s, there was almost a small-town quality to the country in which individuals felt a connection to the nation's corporations, a sense of community with them.
And it is up to residents and town leaders like Mr. Chila, who today is township mayor, to figure out how to maintain the small-town quality that drew them to Woolwich in the first place while dealing with more immediate problems such as a growing school population, shrinking water supplies, sewage disposal and police and fire protection.
Those small-town qualities, though, are what Salem Abraham hopes will distinguish his hedge fund and stock-index arbitrage operation, based in a 1,000-square-foot 1,000-square-foot 1,000-square-footis cofficetors.
But the changes are for the good, because we've been able to balance the old in a way that hasn't sacrificed the small-town qualities that drew us here to begin with".
Vientiane, thanks to its French heritage, is a restaurant town, but quality fluctuates.
But even so, we have given something to the town: some quality architecture.
"The irony is that this type of new construction is far more efficient and adds to a town's quality of life".
Behind open arches painted golden yellow like every other colonial building in town, poor quality T-shirts cover the walls, their silly English slogans clearly targeted at local residents, as are the avocados and chirimoyas sold by an older woman nearby.
