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Chicago, Illinois

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5 Places in U.S. Cities That Feel Like Small Towns

Located on Chicago's North Side, Lincoln Square was settled in the 1840s by European immigrants, many of whom came from Germany.

The charming neighborhood still carries remnants of its European roots, from the cobblestone stretch of Lincoln Avenue to the beloved annual German-American Oktoberfest. Today, the area is an enticing blend of old and new. Heritage bakeries such as Hellas Pastry Shop, which opened in 1969, sit alongside trendy spots such as Oromo Cafe and plenty of independent book, record, and furniture stores — giving the residential neighborhood a small-town feel while maintaining the Windy City's vibrant energy.

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Veterinarians nationwide reported that corporate managers pushed clinics to focus on profit, with vets often paid based on revenue. This encouraged them to see more pets, order more tests, and upsell services, creating a growing burden for uninsured pet owners. Pet insurance could help you offset some of these rising costs, with some plans providing up to 90% reimbursement. View Money's top pet insurance picks to see plans starting at only $10/month.

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