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View Comments A young woman with a new baby escapes an abusive relationship and turns to the Center for Hope & Safety for emergency shelter. She is housed in a congregate setting, sharing living space and restrooms with other survivors. The Salem-based nonprofit organization connects her to resources and enrolls her in its rapid rehousing program, helping her to not just survive but thrive. It takes nearly two years, but she now has her own place, is going to school and has a job and access to ...

Published April 27, 2021, 5:01 PM The Bangsamoro Autonomous region is set to enter the billion-dollar Halal industry with its very own Halal beef, a product grown and processed at their very own cattle production facilities in Mindanao. HALAL INDUSTRY. This cattle farm in Polomolok, South Cotabato is serving as one of the sources of prime Halal beef, a multi-million dollar industry where the Bangsamoro region is expected to become a major player. (Photo courtesy of MinDA Secretary Emmanuel Piñ...

Im going to lose the house, Frustrated Greensboro landlord laments unpaid rent, eviction moratorium With the federal moratorium on evictions extended, to June 30, sheriffs deputies cant enforce evictions yet. Author: Adaure Achumba Updated: 8:24 PM EDT April 23, 2021 GREENSBORO, N.C. — The federal eviction moratorium which ends at the end of June was put in place to help keep renters from being evicted from their homes during the pandemic. But some landlords ha...

Indonesias digital economy potential in 2025 reaches US$124 billion 6 hours ago 1 hour ago Documentation - Finance Minister Sri Mulyani. ANTARA/Dokumentasi Humas Setkab/pri. (ANTARA/Dokumentasi Humas Setkab) Jakarta (ANTARA) - Indonesias digital economy has the potential to reach US$124 billion by 2025 in line with a study by Google, Temasek, and Bain & Company, Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati stated. "From US$44 billion (in 2020), it could increase to US$124 billion. This...

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Staff writer CHARLESTON — The West Virginia House of Delegates passed its version of Gov. Jim Justice’s budget bill Friday with members asking leadership to defend the bill from changes by the Senate. House Bill 2022 passed in an 83-14 vote Friday afternoon after a lengthy debate on amendments and the bill itself. The bill, originally introduced on behalf of and presented by Justice during his Feb. 10 State of the State address, is the version of the general revenue budget as amended by t...

Keeping the Spirit of Giving Alive in a Pandemic News provided by Share this article Share this article HUDSON, Ill., March 2, 2021 /PRNewswire/ - As COVID-19 cases spiraled with the arrival of winter and many corporate Christmas celebrations were down-sized or canceled outright, manufacturer/distributor The Brandt Group of Companies bucked the trend and responded by making their company Christmas party even larger! In response to social distancing requirements, the company moved their annual ...

"Its a whole lot of stress" "I applied the second day the program opened," said Durham renter Kymberlee Devine. HOPE (Housing Opportunity to Prevent Evictions) is a statewide rental assistance program funded by the federal government and opened to applicants in October. The program closed to new applicants just weeks after launching after receiving more than 42,000 applications. Devine got her application in time and was approved for both utility and rental assistance right away. While the uti...

More than $100 million sitting unspent in program meant to help pay rent, utility bills A North Carolina program meant to help people financially impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic has only disbursed a quarter of the $160 million set aside for the program. Some people who qualify for the grant cant use it, leaving them open to eviction after the moratorium is lifted. (Source: Gray News) By Nick Ochsner | February 8, 2021 at 12:17 PM EST - Updated February 8 at 6:53 PM CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBT...

RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) -- These are desperate times for many right now because of the COVID-19 pandemic as they fall behind on rent and lose hope despite millions of federal dollars here in North Carolina to help people behind on their rent. Since the North Carolina HOPE Program launched in October, it has helped more than 34,000 tenants in rent and utility relief, but there have been problems, leaving some renters frustrated. Jennifer Ishihara is one of those renters. "Just hanging on by a thre...