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New York Still Alpha Eppest City

Posted on March 31, 2011 by daniela

New York’s population was supposed to increase by nearly 400,000 but in reality, so says the census, it grew only 2.1% with about 167,000 new people. But the thing is, New York is already the biggest city in the country, … Continue reading →

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Detroit Now Probably 18th Biggest City

Posted on March 23, 2011 by daniela

Detroit’s population plummeted about 237,500 or 25 percent to 713,777. Detroit’s mayor is all, oh they must have missed some counties, cuz if a city is bigger than 750,000 they get special monies from the government. Yeah right. No one … Continue reading →

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Chicago vs. Houston

Posted on February 24, 2011 by daniela

Chicago officially lost the spot as the second largest biggest city in the country to L.A. in 1990, but it probably happened around 1981. Today, as of the 2010 Census, Chicago lost 6.9% of its population to fall to 2,695,598. … Continue reading →

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Housing Slumps in New Cities

Posted on February 14, 2011 by daniela

Phoenix, Miami, and Vegas saw the worst of it. Now Minneapolis, Atlanta, and Seattle are having their turn. The cities that were hit the hardest are nearing the end of their cycle as they watch prices begin to rise again, … Continue reading →

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Moving For a Free (Or Price-Reduced) Lunch

Posted on February 8, 2011 by daniela

In New York City, it has long been common for students to qualify for a free or price reduced lunch, if their family income falls below a certain level ($28,665 and $40,793, respectively). The Department of Education has absorbed the … Continue reading →

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Cold Snap After Storm

Posted on February 3, 2011 by daniela

Moving away from winter is a hopeful moment. The sun starts to shine brighter, the birds start to chirp, and the groundhog doesn’t see his shadow. But whoa there. After this week of heavy snowfall across a swath of the … Continue reading →

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Where Can I Move Where It Isn’t Cold?

Posted on January 24, 2011 by LucyB

It is really cold this winter.

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Moving to Guns in America

Posted on January 13, 2011 by LucyB

It has long been the case that if you like guns, you live in Texas, and if you don’t, there’s always the option of moving to Massachusetts. But after the Tuscon shootings there has been heated debate not just about … Continue reading →

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High Speed Train Line Goin’ To California

Posted on January 3, 2011 by LucyB

When plans were approved on Dec. 9th to allocate another $600 million to California after Ohio and Wisconsin passed on it, it became clear that the High Speed Train Line eventually destined to connect L.A., San Francisco, and San Diego … Continue reading →

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Why Is It So Cold?

Posted on December 29, 2010 by LucyB

This is the coldest December in 115 years in Florida. It usually gets up to around 80 degrees, but temperatures have been about 20 degrees colder this year. Older folks are dismayed to say the least. They chose to transport … Continue reading →

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