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LA chef raises over $240,000 for restaurant workers who need a lifeline Alexis Christoforous Southern California chef and restaurateur owner, Andrew Gruel, took matters into his own hands and started a restaurant relief fund to provide assistance to struggling restaurant workers during the pandemic.  Popular Searches Gruel, who owns the Slapfish Restaurant Group, set up a GoFundMe page in December, and it’s already raised more than $240,000.  “Within the restaurant ecosyst...

Times-Republican Early in December, the United States Small Business Administration released all Payment Protection Program (PPP) loan data for loans less than $150,000. A total of $949,517.25 went to 277 Marshalltown employers in loans less than $150,000, while a total of $1,574,792.81 in funds went to 37 Marshalltown employers in loans more than $150,000. Funds from PPP loans have helped businesses keep their employees on payroll during the COVID-19 pandemic. The Small Business Administrati...

The claim: Adam Schiff and Nancy Pelosi were arrested Users on social media are promoting a baseless claim tied to QAnon conspiracy theorists that alleges two prominent members of Congress were recently arrested. At QAnons core is the prediction that "The Storm" will soon take place, the theory that an alleged mass arrest of high-profile Democrats and celebrities will be carried out while President Donald Trump secretly saves the world from a satanic cult of pedophiles and cannibals. Th...

We are going to fight to the end: Bay Area brewery protests ban on outdoor dining FacebookTwitterEmail On Wednesday, Dec. 30, 2020 co-owners Helen Nasser Elddin and Sylvain Montassier plan to protest the states ban on outdoor dining. Pacifica Brewery opened four months before the coronavirus pandemic and like many businesses around the Bay Area has struggled to stay afloat.Pacifica Brewery Nearly a month into the regional ban on outdoor dining, one Bay Area brewery owner says its time to prote...

Wednesday, December 30, 2020 The Eleventh Circuit recently affirmed the U.S. Small Business Administration’s (“SBA”) rule that makes bankruptcy debtors ineligible for a Payment Protection Program (“PPP”) loan under the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (“CARES Act”).  In its comprehensive opinion, the Eleventh Circuit determined that the SBA’s rule is not an unreasonable interpretation of the CARES Act and is not arbitrary and capricious. 1  The Elev...

En previsión del próximo programa de estímulo COVID-19, la oficina de la Extensión de la Universidad del Estado de Iowa está tratando de asegurarse de que las empresas propiedad de minorías conozcan sus opciones. El programa gratuito ofrece asistencia multilingüe con tecnología, planificación financiera y la solicitud del recientemente aprobado segundo paquete de estímulo. Himar Hernandez, el director adjunto de desarrollo comunitario y económico de Iowa State Extension, dijo que las...

U.S. Representative Kurt Schrader, from Oregon, was one of two House Democrats to vote against increasing COVID-19 relief checks to $2,000.

What the Second COVID-19 Relief Package entails and how it’s affected unemployment benefits President Donald Trump signed a massive bipartisan bill and government funding package on Sunday night. It will provide economic help to millions of struggling Americans in the process, and it avoided a government shutdown. Posted: Dec 28, 2020 6:41 PM Posted By: Dominic Miranda TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTHI) - President Donald Trump signed a massive bipartisan bill and government funding package on Sunda...

Stonington — Water Street Café co-owner Stephanie Hayes-Houlihan was glad U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal visited her establishment Wednesday afternoon. As a way to both better understand the struggles of business owners during the COVID-19 pandemic and promote how a new stimulus package can help restaurants such as Hayes-Houlihan’s, Blumenthal went to Match Restaurant in South Norwalk and Water Street Café on Wednesday. He met with the owners of each restaurant to discuss maintaining their...

NC tops 3,000 hospitalizations for the first time during the COVID pandemic Ben Sessoms, The News & Observer (Raleigh, N.C.) Dec. 22—North Carolina has over 3,000 people in hospitals due to COVID-19 for the first time since the pandemic started. Daily hospitalizations have increased by nearly 1,000 since the beginning of December, according to data from the state Department of Health and Human Services. On Dec. 1, there were 2,033 people in the hospital due to the virus. DHHS ...