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by eastcoastpaperboy | March 21, 2010

Census 2010: What they didn't ask

Syracuse, NY — Director Robert Groves sent me two letters reminding me to fill out the 2010 census. I’m pretty sure he personally signed both. Groves’ sincerity was touching but it was Ed Begley’s commercial that put my pen to the … Continue reading →

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