Census to reveal how LI has changed
Photo credit: Joseph D. Sullivan | Seth Forman, a regional planner for the Long Island Regional Planning Council in his office in the Dennison Building in Hauppauge. (Dec. 2, 2010)
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When the U.S. Census Bureau releases five years of community data Tuesday, government planners, nonprofit organizations, educators, researchers and curious residents will be able to find, for the first time, detailed information about even the smallest Long Island communities.
The American Community Survey offers insight into changes in household size, housing values, immigrant populations,...
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