How to determine if that census taker is real: Workers will visit homes where no one responded
Found in gainesvilletimes.com
Written by Melissa Weinman
Posted on 2010-03-10
By Melissa Weinman
mweinman@gainesvilletimes.com
POSTED March 8, 2010 11:44 p.m.
As census takers begin knocking on doors, it’s important to know the real federal employees from the scam artists.
But local law enforcement officials and the U.S. Census Bureau have been communicating to ensure everyone is on the same page.
“They will notify us of the areas they will be working in,” said Col. Jeff Strickland of the Hall County Sheriff’s Office.
Edward Davis, a partnership ...[Read More]
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GALEO & GLAHR: ATL to DC Trip for National March for Immigration Reform
Event on 2010-03-20 at Details Below
"The March for America: Change Takes Courage Good Jobs and Full Citizenship for ALL America's Families."
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As 2010 slips into March, the urgency for action on comprehensive immigration reform only grows. It's time to pick it up a few notches. On March 21st thousands of workers, families, immigrants and allies are mobilizing to ...[Read More]
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Supporting Chile Earthquake Relief
Written by The Community Foundation for G
Posted on 2010-03-08
Supporting Chile Earthquake Relief
On Saturday, February 27, a 8.8 magnitude earthquake hit the country of Chile, and was followed by a 6.3 magnitude earthquake aftershock on Wednesday. Official estimates report the number of fatalities at 279, and the number of displaced persons at 2 million. In the city of Concepción, one of the hardest hit areas, much of the population remains without water, electricity and gasoline, and does not have reliable access to telephone and Internet services. ...[Read More]
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