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JTA — When the federal government moved up the deadline to complete the US Census to the middle of the High Holidays last year, many Orthodox Jews feared that the local community would not be fully counted. That release showed that Hasidic Williamsburg was the fastest-growing Assembly district in New York state, while in New Jersey, increasingly Haredi Lakewood grew at the highest rate of any city in the state.

Lakewood is now the fifth-largest city in New Jersey. If its rate of growth continues — 46 percent in just 10 years — it could be the third biggest by the next census in But some communities are so heavily Orthodox that changes in their demographics can only be driven by Orthodox population growth.

The Jersey Shore city, in the central to southern part of the state, is also home to multiple massive yeshivas that attract young men from around the world.

In New York, another dramatic population swing also stems from a change in the local Orthodox population. I’m proud to cover Israeli arts and culture for The Times of Israel. My beat shows ‘the other side’ of life here, with inspiring artists of all stripes — musicians, painters and writers, chefs and winemakers, filmmakers and screenwriters.

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