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New economic study ranks Springfield near middle of 100 largest metropolitan areas in U.S.

masslive.com (Jun 17 2009) Education , Health Care
1. Worcester joined Springfield in the middle 20 cities ranked from 40 to 60. (Read Full Article)
  
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