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House Ways and Means Committee wants to review business grant forgiveness By Garry Rayno - InDepthNH | Apr 29, 2021 State Sen. Jeb Bradley, R-Wolfeboro, is pictured speaking Dec. 2 at Organization Day outside at UNH. (Photo by PAULA TRACY) CONCORD — The House Ways and Means Committee wants to investigate what exempting federal grants from business tax liability will mean to the state’s revenues. The committee held a hearing on Senate Bill 3, which would exempt the Paycheck Protection Progra...

Today is Monday, April 26, and here are five things to know in Montgomery County. 1. 2.  3. Municipal Monday: Gaithersburg’s Mayor and Council meet virtually at 7:30 p.m. for a budget work session. The Mayor and Council of Rockville meet virtually at 7 p.m. The agenda may be found here. 4.  MoCo Eats Week: This event designed to support local restaurants is coordinated by VisitMontgomery and continues through May 3. There are more than 50 deals and discounts available throughout the count...

Today is Monday, April 19, and here are five things to know in Montgomery County. 1. MCPS Final Phase of Reopening:  Middle and High School students in grades 7 through 10 return to in-person instruction today. The majority of county schools has a waiting list of students who want to return to in-person learning. 2. 3.  4. 5. Voting Rights and Fair Elections: The League of Women Voters’ Trending Topics discussions series continues tonight from 7 to 8:30 p.m. with an examination of the 2...

Apr. 15—Following concerns the statewide COVID-19 rent relief program was not reaching Southeast Tennessee, the director overseeing the program said assistance is coming as the agency verifies the approximately 20,000 applications it received so far. Ralph Perrey, executive director of the Tennessee Housing Development Agency, said it takes around four weeks to verify eligibility on an ...

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This story is free because it is part of the Reno Gazette Journals essential coverage of the COVID-19 pandemic. This kind of journalism takes time and resources. Please consider subscribing. Despite the improved numbers for new cases and deaths compared to the peak of the pandemic, COVID-19 continues to have an outsized impact on small businesses. The passage and signing of the American Rescue Plan Act in March kicked off another round of funding for COVID relief, which includes several assista...

City plans with stimulus money conflict with business community Apr. 10, 2021 at 6:05 am File photo Santa Monica is set to receive $29.3 million when funding from the American Rescue Plan Act is allocated, and city leaders have proposed using the money to continue a Rent Relief Program, fund community projects and reopen City facilities and in-person services. However, local businesses say the assistance may not be enough to keep them around. No decision will be made until City Council meets Tu...

More applicants could be approved for mortgage relief program By Jerick Sablan More applicants for a mortgage relief program could be approved after federal officials allowed changing income eligibility requirements. So far only three applications have been approved and paid out for Guams COVID-19 Mortgage Relief Program, which was launched in late 2020, Guam Housing and Urban Renewal Authority Executive Director Ray Topasna said. The programs federal income guidelines are too restrictive, rend...

Urban Indigenous services  When the pandemic hit a year ago, food insecurity was one of the biggest problems for Indigenous people living in towns and cities across the country, says Jocelyn Formsma, executive director of the National Association of Friendship Centres in Ottawa. The inability to hold bingos, powwows and galas to raise money for services has had a significant impact on their finances, she said.  "Right now, with the Indigenous Community Support Fund, we expect that we would b...

Ontarios Latest COVID Restrictions Ban Livestream Concerts Performances broadcast from empty music venues will be prohibited for the next four weeks Photo via the Horseshoe Taverns Facebook Published Apr 06, 2021 Not even "emergency brake" shutdown measures can slow the ineptitude that has defined the Ontario governments pandemic response, as the province deals another blow to its arts and culture industries by outlawing livestream concerts for a second time this year. The province-wide restri...