According to CNNMoney.com, if you live in New Haven, Indiana, you are living in one of the best small cities in America:
http://money.cnn.com/galleries/2009/moneymag/0906/gallery.bplive_affhomes.moneymag/2.html
CNNMoney.com praises New Haven as a place where a modest income can go a long way. But it also points out some of the smaller pleasures that New Haven offers. No, it doesn't have Yale University, like the other New Haven does. But it has a lot:
"New Haven residents enjoy the `walkability' of their town. Children can mostly walk to school, and area churches are easily accessible by foot. Downtown New Haven is only a few blocks long, but it offers a couple of restaurants, a furniture store, a barber shop, flower and design shops, and a high end jewelry store, to name a few. The town is especially proud of its library -- which was built just 5 years ago - and is usually bustling with community activities."
Some 12,000 residents make their home in New Haven. But it's growing. And with so much to offer, it's likely to grow even faster.
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