111.   If you think about it, nearly every small Southern town has a family like this one.

112.   If the town had an Ambience Committee then, it required homeowners to park pickups in driveways, and developers to build theme malls with corny wooden mills.

113.   In August, several towns have festivals dedicated to their patron saints, with regional dancing.

114.   In recent years, the town has had more than its share of problems in that quarter.

115.   In the countryside, most larger towns now have at least one disco where singles can pair off and a karaoke bar for commercial sex.

116.   In the old days, every town had someone like Russell Lepow.

117.   In the old days, most towns had at least one house that stood out.

118.   It also highlights the resistance towns have had to meeting their affordable-housing obligation.

119.   It could be in Cooperstown, N.Y., Canton, Ohio, or Springfield, Mass., but those towns already had a similar idea.

120.   It seems that every little town in Europe has a tennis club.