I got mine, did you get
yours? It’s March and the Census Bureau is
in full gear making sure census forms are delivered to every home
in the United States and Puerto Rico.
The good news is that it’s easy - when you get your form, just answer the 10 questions and mail the form back in the postage-paid envelope they provide (the form cannot be completed online). It only took me a couple of minutes to complete mine.
If you don't mail the fo...
Today is Census Day - the day of reference that defines who to report as living in your household on your 2010 Census form.
This morning, President Obama officially declared today "Census Day" in a presidential proclamation.
Also today, I learned that President Obama recently filled out and mailed back his census form. Below you can see a photo of the President fulfilling his civic obligation to be counted.
President Barack Obama fills out his 2010 Census...
Yesterday, I started my new year in Rockefeller Center on the Today Show to kick off our huge push to get people to take part in the 2010 Census.
One of my resolutions is to help make this the best, most accurate Census count ever.
The Commerce Department's Census Bureau spends 10 years planning how to best count everyone living in America and then New Years comes – and the rubber hits the road! Which is literally what’s happening this year.
Today, we're sending out a small fleet of 13 vehicles – which we’re calling the Portrait of America Road Tour – that will drive across the United States and Puerto Rico to get th...
It’s tax season once again, and time to gather all the forms and tax records you’ll need to file your tax return. One of the most important documents you’ll need is your W-2 form. We always hear from a lot of people who didn’t get their W-2’s and don’t know what to do. So if you haven’t received your W-2 yet, read on.
Your employer is required to give you cop...
With everything that President Obama does in a given week, it can be easy to miss important news and interesting events. “West Wing Week” sums up the past seven days at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, or wherever the President may travel. It features highlights from last week’s events plus behind-the-scenes footage of life in the White House. Alongside the West Wing Week, we will provide links to more in-depth coverage and full videos of the mentioned events.
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"Who would want to be 100 years old?" "Anyone who is 99," goes the joke.
I can't tell you how happy I'll be in a few weeks. My family and I will gather in Chicago to celebrate my second cousin's 100th birthday. Hattie is going strong—doesn't take any medication and can still belt out a hymn like nobody's business.
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, my centenarian cousin is in good company. It estimates that there were nearly 105,000 centenarians in the U.S. last fall. That's more than double the number nearly 10 years ago. In 40 years, the number of 100 year olds in the U.S. is projected to jump...
