Keep an eye out for some very important mail from the Census Bureau, officials say, which will arrive at every home in the United States starting late next week. Every household should receive mail from the Census Bureau with a unique identifying number around March 12, providing information about how to participate in the 2020 census. “I get so much junk mail in my post box every day, I think it would be very easy to just chuck it in the trash, even accidentally,” said Julia Cleary, Bastrop County planner and a part of the county’s complete count committee. “I would just ...