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	Title	Publication
	La Quinta People are embracing life’s most basic values — healthy living, time with family and friends, and simple pleasures. This has inspired the city of La Quinta to focus on what makes life in this community so gratifying — an exceptional quality of life. By Andrea Carter	Financial Guide
	Indio “Indio remains a city on the move with positive present and future growth,” notes Mayor Gene Gilbert. “There are examples of all types showcasing this around the city.” By Ellen Paris	Financial Guide
	Indian Wells Whether you want to visit, raise a family, relocate your business, or retire, this desert paradise situated in the heart of the Coachella Valley offers a top-caliber quality of life. By Jan Silver Maguire	Financial Guide
	Desert Hot Springs Desert Hot Springs, experiencing a resurgence of energy from within, is truly a “City on the Move” that is growing into its potential. By Pamela Bieri	Financial Guide
	Coachella “We continue to set the bar higher,” says Mayor Eduardo Garcia about his city’s outlook for the future. By Gayl Biondi	Financial Guide
	Cathedral City Cathedral City continues to make economic strides through innovative planning and expediting key business and residential development to grow the City. By Ellen Paris	Financial Guide
	Infrastructure In the planning stages since 1994, the Ramon Road project was “shovel ready” — and thus received $39.4 million in federal stimulus funds. By Janice Kleinschmidt	Financial Guide
	Healthcare The desert area’s strengths are the number and quality of medical facilities, the availability of clinics, a commitment to improving health, and good dissemination of information. By Janice Kleinschmidt	Financial Guide
	Sports With more than 130 courses sprawling from one end of the Coachella Valley to the other, golf generates a lot of money for the desert. But other sports also are making their mark on the local scene. By Mona de Crinis	Financial Guide
	Preservation Preservationists suggest close links between past and present and often must dispel the myth that conserving the region’s distinctive heritage creates a bad environment for local business. By Alex Altman	Financial Guide

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