Tuesday, July 14, 2009
Huntersville's hot
Posted by Rhiannon Fionn-Bowman on Tue, Jul 14, 2009 at 2:51 PM
Who the hell knew?
Huntersville placed second on Forbes Magazine’s list of America’s 25 Best Places to Move.On its Web site, with the article about the list, Forbes has a color slide show with a picture from each city. Huntersville’s picture was taken in Birkdale Village. The magazine notes details about the town, including:
Population: 42,9001
Location: 15 miles from Charlotte
Adults with BA degrees or higher: 49 percent
Born in different state or abroad: 67 percent
Racial demographics: 84 percent, white; 7.5 percent black, 5.5 percent Hispanic and 2.5 percent Asian
Came from out of state within five years (2000 Census): 30 percent
Median family income: $90,739
Median home value: $231,400
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What? Let's look at Frank's comment: 1) "I wonder when Forbes will be called out on its racist selections." *blink* Huh? 3) "How under represented are minorities in all of the best locations to live?" Why don't you look up the answer and share with the class? Or, are you just being a jerk? 3) "I am just wondering." Clearly. We'd hate for you to stretch your tiny brain with facts. 4) "We might need to evict some of these evil white people to balance out to the needed white black ratio favored by the liberal press." So, do all you bigots wear the same size white hood, or is yours extra small? (Wondering if your brain shrunk, or if you were born this primal.)
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