Colorado Is Popular, But Why? | Comcast Newsmakers

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What qualifies a state as desirable?

Posted Jun 30, 2017

Colorado gained national recognition for livability with two cities charting in the top 20 for Best Places To Live. Mark Radtke, Municipal Research Analyst for the Colorado Municipal League outlines why so many people are moving to Colorful CO. Interview date 06/21/2017

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