Talk:Manhasset, New York

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Listed as a village in Town of North Hempstead. Is it really a village and when did it become one?

Manhasset is not a village. It has villages in it though. And that census data seems funny. It seems to be school census data (from busing) and not actual home ownership data in Manhasset, as almost everyone is white and the next largest group is Asian.

[edit] Invader Tim

I've removed this person from the list of notable residents, as I do not believe that he is notable (or even verifiable). I have also nominated the article about him for AFD. If you would like to talk about this, please see my talk page. -Colin Kimbrell 16:17, 10 January 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Census

Right; it's not a home ownership census; it's a people census. The census is for areas that are inside the school district but not incorporated in any village. Villages inside the Manhasset school district have their own census data. In a sense the "hamlet" data could be called school census data, since the boundary is a school boundary. It includes, incidentally, The Valley, which last I saw remained in the school district and remained a racial ghetto thoroughly segregated from the rest of Manhasset. Kindly remember to sign your comments. Jim.henderson 21:30, 6 November 2006 (UTC)

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