Flint Expatriates: Luigi's Celebrates Mark Ingram's Heisman

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Luigi's Celebrates Mark Ingram's Heisman

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Flint has suffered a massive population exodus over the years. If you're from Flint but now living somewhere else, you've probably experienced the mixture of excitement and sadness you feel when you run into somebody from Flint in Portland or Miami or San Francisco or Little Rock or Alaska. (OK, some of the people you run into from Flint induce a little fear, as well, but that just reminds you of home.)

Sometimes it seems like Flint residents are everywhere...except Flint. I've lived all over since I left town, and it's amazing to me how often I find myself talking to someone about the Rusty Nail or the terrors of the Dupont Street bus. If I wear my Angelo's Coney Island hat, it's inevitable that a Flint refugee will initiate a conversation.

This blog is just a way to pass along news from Flint and, I hope, for Flint expatriates to connect.


Census	Pop.	%±
1860	2,950	—
1870	5,386	82.6%
1880	8,409	56.1%
1890	9,803	16.6%
1900	13,103	33.7%
1910	38,550	194.2%
1920	91,599	137.6%
1930	156,492	70.8%
1940	151,543	−3.2%
1950	163,413	7.8%
1960	196,940	20.5%
1970	193,317	−1.8%
1980	159,611	−17.4%
1990	140,761	−11.8%
2000	124,943	−11.2%
Est. 2007	114,662	−8.2%

Monday, December 14, 2009

Luigi's Celebrates Mark Ingram's Heisman

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