From the Sun Sentinel this morning:
http://www.sun-sentinel.com/sfl-flbnewsofla0826nbaug26,0,1727132,print.story?coll=sofla_tab01_layout
"The sense I get of the population here is that there is not that connectedness to South Florida," said Dick Ogburn, a researcher at the South Florida Regional Planning Council in Hollywood.
"Instead, we are a churning population. We are in constant movement and change. And people's loyalties, the relationships to which they feel most strongly, are not to a physical community. It's culturally, linguistically, religiously to the place that they're from."
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Sounds about right, and that really sucks.
Sunday, August 26, 2007
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