Topic - Michael Cline

“But folks in these local communities usually know who is living in their community by name,” he said, “and want to get it right.”

Cost of federal census recounts push growing towns to do it themselves →

In 1910, a town with 2,500 residents had a lot more goods and services than a town that size does today, “and these new definitions acknowledge that,” said Michael Cline, North Carolina’s state demographer.

US Census Bureau redefines meaning of 'urban' America →