Sentences with phrase «more young residents»

That is prompting more young residents to move back home after college.

Not exact matches

It brings more people into the area (particularly younger, upwardly mobile residents), and it puts more of them in a position to buy a home.

But there are still plenty more ways Twin Oaks does right by its youngest residents: with intense communal support among parents; opportunities for the childless to form close relationships with kids; fairly seamless co-parenting arrangements following breakups; a refreshing openness regarding the fluidity of gender and sexuality; and a striking absence of the so - called «mommy wars.»

«Older New Yorkers are more likely to get eight hours of beauty rest than younger residents,» Don Levy, director of the Siena College Research Institute, said in a news release.

He has smart ideas about fixing tax assessments using computer modeling and making Long Island more affordable and exciting for young residents.

New projects are taking root every day in The Bronx, and this $ 10 million proposal will ensure that more Bronx residents, especially young adults of color, will be prepared for the jobs we are creating.

The younger Ryan said the best way to improve the city is to get more residents involved, like by attending neighborhood meetings.

Some training will prepare residents to take advantage of job openings that emerge from the projects funded by the stimulus package; other training will be more long - term to help laid - off workers and young adults develop skills that will help them be ready for an economic recovery.»

Q: What ideas do you have to keep younger residents from leaving Southold Town and how might you as a Town Supervisor get them more civically engaged?

BROOKLYN — A Crown Heights landlord who left tenants without heat in the winter and exposed kids as young as 6 to toxic amounts of lead dust to get residents out of his 14 - unit apartment building so he could charge more is proof the city's rent laws need to be strengthened, Attorney General Eric Schneiderman and Mayor Bill de Blasio said Wednesday.

In addition, a young child who may suffer health consequences because of recent exposure to PFOA in Hoosick Falls could potentially file a claim years from now and allege the exposure was exacerbated because village officials declined to warn residents for more than a year not to drink the water.

More residents than ever are engaged with their government and the spending of their tax dollars, and with more knowledge comes more power to achieve our shared goal, creating a safe place for young people to learn and grow.&raMore residents than ever are engaged with their government and the spending of their tax dollars, and with more knowledge comes more power to achieve our shared goal, creating a safe place for young people to learn and grow.&ramore knowledge comes more power to achieve our shared goal, creating a safe place for young people to learn and grow.&ramore power to achieve our shared goal, creating a safe place for young people to learn and grow.»

Harvard University - educated, a Rhodes Scholar and a U.S. Navy Reserve officer, Buttigieg became the youngest mayor of a U.S. city with more than 100,000 residents when he took office at age 30 in 2012.

This year, the borough president would like to see even more Asians join the boards, as well as people representing other ethnic groups and younger residents.

Like the younger group, older residents with high exposures also had more diabetes than those with low exposures.

Marketers could benefit from the study's findings, says Kim, by pitching brands in a servant context to population groups and regions that have been shown in previous studies to be more materialistic than others, such as younger consumers and residents of metropolitan areas.

Mexico, along with many other low - to middle - income countries, is experiencing a rapid aging of its population, and poverty among elderly residents there is far more prevalent than among the young.

Young residents find more than enough to entertain and excite them on the average night out — most notably in the club scene.

There is nothing more important to the future of our city than the development and education of our youngest residents, the children of Newark.

Retired military leaders added their voices in May, calling for state - funded pre-k to help prepare the more than 75 percent of young Mississippi residents who are ineligible to join the military because, among other reasons, they failed to graduate from high school on time.

The Challenge called on cities to do more than merely introduce new technologies onto city streets, requiring them to boldly envision new solutions that would change the face of transportation in our cities by closing the gap between rich and poor; capturing the needs of both young and old; and bridging the digital divide through smart design so that the future of transportation meets the needs of all city residents.

Right next door to Costa Mesa, Huntington Beach doesn't skew quite as young, but college graduates tend to make a bit more, and the rate of violent crime is an impressively low 1.6 per 1,000 residents.

Provo is the state's third - largest city, with more than 116,000 residents, and home to Brigham Young University.

The rate of violent crime is quite high at 5.8 incidents per 1,000 residents, but it's also a strong community for young people, with more than 23 percent of residents between 20 and 34 years old.

It's also a young community, with more than 27 percent of residents aged 20 to 34.

The young veteran started his search for a new canine companion and quickly found the perfect match, albeit a curious one: the longest - term resident at his local animal shelter who was more likely to growl at visitors than she was to greet them with a wagging tail.

Provide a loving home to a homeless companion animal who has been abandoned, may be pregnant, is too young or sick to be adopted immediately - or one of our current cat residents who may need a break from the Kitty Center and more human interaction to continue to be properly socialized - and allow them the opportunity to become strong, healthy, and prepared for their forever homes.

Euthanasia for senior residents is the primary option for most local shelters because they tend to focus their efforts on a high adoption model that includes younger «more adoptable» animals.

Some of the youngest shelter residents may require more specialized care or monitoring than what is available in a shelter setting, and so, many youngsters are often placed into foster care until they're ready for adoption.

I recently had the opportunity to learn more about this remarkable young woman, who went on to transform Africa's largest urban slum and change the lives of many of its residents.

With more than a million residents, it is a bustling metropolis and also the youngest city in Europe, with the numbers of young adults swelled by the presence of four universities in the city.

More than 30,000 children, youth, young adults, families and community residents participate in the approximately 50 programs we produce each year in four program tracks: visual arts; performance and literary arts; youth arts education; and community development through the arts.

More than 30,000 children, youth, young adults, families and community residents participate in the 50 programs MACLA produces each year in four core program tracts.

Younger, more mobile residents have often fled the region entirely.

Recognizing that even within more stringent animal welfare conditions imposed by organic certification schemes cows are stilled killed when they stop producing milk and young bulls have no better a fate than in industrial farming, the residents of the Manor (given to the community by George Harrison in the early 1970s) have created a model for compassionate, environmentally sustainable and low - carbon dairy farming for the 21st century.

For example, more intense and longer - lasting heat waves threaten people with underlying health problems, the young and the elderly, and low - income residents.

Provo is the state's third - largest city, with more than 116,000 residents, and home to Brigham Young University.

It has more than 116,000 residents and home to Brigham Young University, a private higher education institution operated by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter - day Saints and the largest religious university in the U.S. Motorcycle insurance rates in Provo were 3.7 % higher than the state average.

For some young Louisville residents, life can also race away while they immerse themselves in more enjoyable things than life insurance.

One study found an association between high EE and patient demographics.24 More specifically, the authors found associations between high EE and older age of patients.24 They argue that staff may be more likely to criticize older residents due to fears about them becoming dependent on the service, or staff may simply have a general preference for working with younger as opposed to older peoMore specifically, the authors found associations between high EE and older age of patients.24 They argue that staff may be more likely to criticize older residents due to fears about them becoming dependent on the service, or staff may simply have a general preference for working with younger as opposed to older peomore likely to criticize older residents due to fears about them becoming dependent on the service, or staff may simply have a general preference for working with younger as opposed to older people.

Benson said that buying a condo is an appealing option for a number of niche markets: empty - nester baby boomers; young, well - paid professionals from the echo boom; and a growing number of new residents arriving from other countries, who are often more accustomed to living in high - density areas than their American counterparts.