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Mayor Urges Completion Of Census. Offers Hopeful Advice For Future.

April 23, 20200767
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Editors note: As of yesterday, 56% (10,684) of the cities 19,079 population have filled out their Census documents. That leaves 8,395 who have not filled out their forms resulting in a potential loss of $16,789,520 in various federal grants and aid.

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