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Millennials graduating in May, will have to decide where they're going to live, either stay in Muncie or move elsewhere. Some younger people are choosing places to live instead of a place to work. Muncie has various accommodations for residents, like their public bus service, MITS, and outdoor recreation, like The Cardinal Greenway shown above. DN PHOTO EMMA ROGERS

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Muncie looks to increase millennial population

By christopher Glotzbach / April 26, 2016

As college-aged Millennials meet their requirements to graduate in May, choosing their next place to live – if they’re not staying in Muncie – is probably on their to-do list. Ball State University urban planning professor Scott Truex said, “Young people are choosing places to live vs.

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Muncie looks to increase millennial population

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