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Last week, 44% of voters correctly identified the historic landmark. Click here for the answer to last week's question!
As has occurred in many states, the proportion of Florida's foreign-born population increased, during the 1990's, a jump from 12.9% to 16.7%. The population itself rose to 2,671,000 representing a 61% increase in 2000, up from 1,663,000 in 1990. (According to the findings of the 2000Census)
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myregion.org
is not a quick fix. It's a 2-year project to learn about the region. The
project is divided into seven stages: |
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1. Project
Organization
2. Information Collection
3. Information Analysis
4. Conclusion Development
5. Opportunities Evaluation
6. Documentation
7. Shaping the Region |
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myregion.org
will be focusing on Stage 3 through July 2002.
Click here for a complete timeline.
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Adam A. Dionna, Principal
Stillwater Technologies, Inc.
myregion.org LEADERSHIP COUNCIL
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"What is the single most critical issue to Central Florida that needs to be addressed to create a globally competitive market?"
"Arguably the most critical issue facing our region is the creation of
solutions to address the numerous issues and inadequacies within our
regional educational system.
It is hoped through our shared vision, that the region will view education as an
investment rather than a cost. This aspect will certainly dictate how funds
are appropriated to create the necessary solutions.
The economic diversity that is inherent through a well trained and educated
workforce is critical to sustaining the spirit of our mission in preparing
the central Florida region for consideration on a global scale."
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