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News from October 2021

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Census Bureau: More women than men in Cawood in 2020

By SE Kentucky News | Oct 9, 2021

Of the 489 people living in Cawood in 2020, 51.9 percent (254) were women and 48.1 percent (235) were men, according to U.S. Census Bureau data obtained by the SE Kentucky News.

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Census Bureau: More women than men in Coldiron in 2020

By SE Kentucky News | Oct 8, 2021

Of the 415 people living in Coldiron in 2020, 63.1 percent (262) were women and 36.9 percent (153) were men, according to U.S. Census Bureau data obtained by the SE Kentucky News.

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Oct. 8, 2021: Congressional Record publishes “IN RECOGNITION OF JOHN ROSENBERG.....” in the Extensions of Remarks section

By SE Kentucky News | Oct 8, 2021

The Congressional Record published “IN RECOGNITION OF JOHN ROSENBERG.....” in the Extensions of Remarks section on Oct. 8, 2021.

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Census Bureau: More women than men in Combs in 2020

By SE Kentucky News | Oct 7, 2021

Of the 178 people living in Combs in 2020, 74.7 percent (133) were women and 25.3 percent (45) were men, according to U.S. Census Bureau data obtained by the SE Kentucky News.

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Census Bureau: More women than men in Corbin in 2020

By SE Kentucky News | Oct 6, 2021

Of the 7,558 people living in Corbin in 2020, 50.3 percent (3,803) were women and 49.7 percent (3,755) were men, according to U.S. Census Bureau data obtained by the SE Kentucky News.

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Census Bureau: More women than men in Coxton in 2020

By SE Kentucky News | Oct 5, 2021

Of the 154 people living in Coxton in 2020, 68.2 percent (105) were women and 31.8 percent (49) were men, according to U.S. Census Bureau data obtained by the SE Kentucky News.

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Republicans in Jackson see biggest gain in 2020 election after grants from Mark Zuckerberg given to voting officials

By SE Kentucky News | Oct 4, 2021

Joe Biden and Kamala Harris earned 9% of the vote in Jackson.

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Census Bureau: More women than men in Cumberland in 2020

By SE Kentucky News | Oct 4, 2021

Of the 2,096 people living in Cumberland in 2020, 55.8 percent (1,169) were women and 44.2 percent (927) were men, according to U.S. Census Bureau data obtained by the SE Kentucky News.

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After Zuckerberg donations, Democrat support in Clay remains unchanged in 2020 election

By SE Kentucky News | Oct 3, 2021

Joe Biden and Kamala Harris earned 11% of the vote in Clay.

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Census Bureau: More women than men in Diablock in 2020

By SE Kentucky News | Oct 3, 2021

Of the 552 people living in Diablock in 2020, 63.6 percent (351) were women and 36.4 percent (201) were men, according to U.S. Census Bureau data obtained by the SE Kentucky News.

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Democrat support in Bell rises 4% in 2020 after Mark Zuckerburg tries to influence election

By SE Kentucky News | Oct 2, 2021

Joe Biden and Kamala Harris earned 17% of total votes cast in Bell.

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SE Kentucky News area weekly mass times

By SE Kentucky News | Oct 2, 2021

The following parishes in the SE Kentucky News coverage area hold weekly mass at these designated times.

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Census Bureau: More men than women in East Bernstadt in 2020

By SE Kentucky News | Oct 2, 2021

Of the 858 people living in East Bernstadt in 2020, 48.3 percent (414) were women and 51.7 percent (444) were men, according to U.S. Census Bureau data obtained by the SE Kentucky News.

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Census Bureau: More women than men in Emlyn in 2020

By SE Kentucky News | Oct 1, 2021

Of the 590 people living in Emlyn in 2020, 56.1 percent (331) were women and 43.9 percent (259) were men, according to U.S. Census Bureau data obtained by the SE Kentucky News.

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Oct. 1, 2021: Congressional Record publishes “ADDITIONAL SPONSORS.....” in the House of Representatives section

By SE Kentucky News | Oct 1, 2021

“ADDITIONAL SPONSORS.....” was published on pages H5593-H5595 of the Congressional Record on Oct. 1, 2021.