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Appeal of 2010 Census nets city small population gain
The Baltimore SunBaltimore’s challenge challenge to the 2010 Census count netted the city a small population bump. Instead of being home to 620,961 people on April 1, 2010, as the U.S. Census Bureau reported in 2011, Baltimore actually had 621,074 residents...Tags: Abell Foundation, Kensington, Demographics, United States Census Bureau, Allegany County
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Egypt's youths feel disenfranchised after revolution
CAIRO — Egypt's 2011 uprising was often referred to as a youth revolution, but two years after longtime President Hosni Mubarak was forced out of office, many in the younger generation say they feel more politically isolated than ever. The country...
Tags: Employment, Politics, Labor Legislation, Mohamed Morsi, Unemployment
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Pittsburgh region’s population loss is Lehigh Valley area’s gain
Capitol IdeasYo! The long-running success of the Pittsburgh Steelers apparently is not enough to keep people in parts of western Pennsylvania. Allegheny County lost 4.3 percent of its population between the 2000 Census and 2010 Census. As a result, it will...... -
AP: Health reforms penalize some Indians
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — When Liz DeRouen needs any kind of health care services, from diabetes counseling to a dental cleaning, she checks into a government-funded clinic in Northern California's wine country that covers all her medical needs. Her...
Tags: Internal Revenue Service, Politics, Judges, Health Insurance, Diabetes
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Demand for college ag grads is strong this spring
For months, Matt Green has been hearing from companies that are interested in hiring him. “It just doesn't let up,” the University of Minnesota-Crookston senior says of employer interest. Green and many other college students majoring in agriculture...Tags: Graduation, Natural Resources, Employment, Environmental Issues, Conservation
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Fort Lauderdale prepares to nearly double downtown population
There's a wave heading toward the city's downtown and it's full of economic promise. It's carrying thousands of new residents who will be calling downtown home as new construction is completed and additional projects get underway. The downtown's...
Tags: Public Transportation, Hybrid Vehicles, Politics, Coral Springs, Real Estate
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Housing need still faces Dodge City
KWCH 12 Eyewitness NewsDodge City leaders say, they are starting to make an impact on the housing shortage in southwest Kansas. During a "state of the city" address this week, Dodge City leaders say a lack of affordable housing remains on the city's biggest challenges. In the... -
Appeals court says legislators can't be questioned about gerrymandering 'intent'
TALLAHASSEE – A divided appeals court ruled Wednesday that Florida legislators may not be questioned under oath about whether they "intended" to gain partisan advantage when they re-drew congressional maps last year. The ruling came in one of two...Tags: Common, Washington, DC, Politics, Debbie Wasserman Schultz, Lawyers
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Baltimore percentage of same-sex couples raising kids among highest in nation
Same-sex couples in the Baltimore area are raising children at a higher rate than in most large metropolitan regions in the nation, according to a new study released by a think tank at the UCLA School of Law. The study, released this week by the...
Tags: Same-Sex Marriage, Medical Research, Salisbury (Wicomico, Maryland), University of California, Los Angeles, Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority
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Costa Mesa hires executive to replace Naghavi
The city of Costa Mesa has made a preliminary offer to fill the job of economic and development director, the city spokesman confirmed Friday. Gary Armstrong, director of planning and building inspection services for San Benito County, is slated to...Tags: LinkedIn Corp., University of California, Santa Barbara, Science and Technology
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Smith Island denial
Even the most jaded observer must acknowledge there's something admirable about the desire of so many living on Smith Island to see their community survive and prosper. Residents of this marshy (and shrinking in both population and real estate)...
Tags: Environmental Issues, Hurricane Sandy (2012), Global Expansion, Conservation, Somerset County (Maryland)
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Waynesboro Borough Council, mayor could get raises
waynesboro@herald-mail.comWaynesboro Borough Council members plan to give themselves and the town’s mayor pay raises starting in 2014. The six members of council voted on the pay raises during their meeting Wednesday. Those pay raises need to be advertised and voted on in...Tags: Politics, Elections, Waynesboro (Waynesboro, Virginia)
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