Former East Street School in Warren Pennsylvania: Going, going, gone

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cdrecycler, 6/21/2022

GET ME REWRITE!! Robin Vos might as well parade around in Klan robes and hood after Supreme Court decision on affirmative action

 

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, 6/30/2023

We are reviewing the decision and will introduce legislation to correct the discriminatory laws on the books and pass repeals in the fall," Vos, a Republican of Rochester, tweeted Thursday.

Vos was referring to the Minority Undergraduate Retention Grant program, which provides scholarships ranging from $250 to $2,500 to Black, Native American, Hispanic or Southeast Asian students to attend technical colleges, private nonprofit colleges and tribal colleges. 

According to the U.S. Census Bureau, Wyoming's two largest cities -- Cheyenne and Casper -- have lost population since 2020

 

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Source:  U.S. Census Bureau

Wyoming Administration and Information, 5/18/2023

Two-thirds of the thirty large cities and towns (over 2,000 people) in Wyoming added residents between July 1, 2021 and July 1, 2022 when the largest cities, Cheyenne and Casper, both lost population, according to population estimates released by the U.S. Census Bureau. These new estimates provide a look at how the population has changed in each of Wyoming’s incorporated communities since the 2020 Census.

Other states' top 10.

Alabama.  (6/27/2023)

Illinois.  (6/27/2023)

Iowa.  (6/27/2023)

Massachusetts.  (6/27/2023)

Minnesota.  (6/28/2023)

Montana.  (6/27/2023)

North Dakota.  (6/29/2023)

Ohio.  (6/27/2023)

South Dakota.  (6/29/2023)

West Virginia.  (6/27/2023)

Wisconsin.  (6/27/2023)