Original sentence: Census Bureau released a population count for East Baton Rouge Parish, done in July 2006 but released in Mach 2007 which includes Zachary, Louisiana and Baker and found that only 19,264 displaced citizens remain in East Baton Rouge Parish which dismisses all claims about Baker growing "dramatically" with only a small portion of displaced citizens remaining and many still consider themselves "Temporary" as they wait for federal recovery cash to return to their homes in the New Orleans metropolitan area or other Gulf South regions.However, the U.Less affluent than neighboring Zachary, Louisiana (perhaps because of its proximity to the Exxon refinery), Baker's population is nevertheless expected to grow dramatically as a result of an influx of former New Orleans  residents displaced by Hurricane Katrina
Edited sentence: A population report completed in March 2007 suggest that New Orleans is once again the state's largest city as it's population shot up 14 percent during the seven months after the Census Buruea's count.Census Bureau released a population count for East Baton Rouge Parish, done in July 2006 but released in Mach 2007 which includes Zachary, Louisiana and Baker and found that only 19,000 displaced citizens remain in East Baton Rouge Parish (which is a decrease of 181,000 people) which dismisses all claims about Baker growing "dramatically" with only a small portion of displaced citizens remaining and many still consider themselves "temporary" as they wait for federal recovery cash to return to their homes in the New Orleans metropolitan area or other Gulf South regions.Less affluent than neighboring Zachary, Louisiana (perhaps because of its proximity to the Exxon refinery), after Hurricane Katrina the belief by many throughout East Baton Rouge Parish was that the communities and cities within the parish were going to grow dramatically, EBR saw an influx of about 200,000 evacees who escaped flood waters and hurricane damage throughout the Gulf Coast but the population isn't going to grow as much as once thought as the U