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January 21, 2021 The City of Galesburg is set to announce the recipients of the Galesburg COVID-19 Relief Program. In December, Galesburg officially announced the creation of the Galesburg COVID-19 Small Business Relief Program. The fund is comprised of $250,000 in funding from the State of Illinois and $250,000 in funding from the City of Galesburg. Thirty-five Galesburg businesses will receive between $5,000 and $25,000 in grant funding to help cover losses incurred due to the pandemic. P...

Here’s the latest on the coronavirus outbreak in the region: The deadline for New Yorkers to apply for rental assistance through the state’s COVID Rent Relief Program is February 1. Advocates want more federal funding to expand state-run housing assistance programs. $44 million was provided to Suffolk County, Long Island; and $237 million allocated to Connecticut in the latest federal relief package. However, Connecticut’s temporary emergency housing assistance program has been on pause s...

More than $500 million in federal funding helped Wyoming businesses in 2020 In the past nine months, the Wyoming Business Council has infused almost $513 million into the state’s economy, helping businesses and nonprofits weather the challenges brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic. Advertisement In March 2020, the U.S. Congress allocated the State of Wyoming $1.25 billion as part of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act. During a Special Session in May, the Wyoming...

In the past nine months, the Wyoming Business Council has infused almost $513 million into the state’s economy, helping businesses and nonprofits weather the challenges brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic. In March 2020, the U.S. Congress allocated the State of Wyoming $1.25 billion as part of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act. During a Special Session in May, the Wyoming Legislature passed three bills to guide how that money was to be spent, initially earmarking ...

Wyoming Business Council distributed almost $513 million to pandemic-stricken economy in 2020 Plow’s Diner in Casper (Visit Casper) CASPER, Wyo— Wyoming Business Council said it infused almost $513 million into businesses and nonprofits in the last nine months to help them weather the challenges brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic. Over 900 of them were in Casper. “Combining the relief funding with some of the country’s most business-friendly health orders allows Wyoming communities to ...

Application for relief is February 1

Resilience is a trait of success. The pandemic may have temporarily knocked down Wyoming, but we have an opportunity to take the lessons learned and come back stronger, more resilient. We can thrive, not just survive. Challenges and adversity always push creativity. We’ve gone through boom-and-bust cycles in the state many, many times, but the hardships wrought by the recent pandemic have the potential to be transformative. Josh Dorrell, CEO of Wyoming Business Council. (photo Courtesy of Wyo...

PenFed Announces Record 2020 Results Despite Pandemic, Americas Second Largest Federal Credit Union Drives Unprecedented Growth in Members, Mortgages, Consumer Loans and More News provided by Share this article Share this article TYSONS, Va., Jan. 13, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- PenFed Credit Union, the nations second largest federal credit union, today released financials highlighting the strongest year in the institutions 85-year history. In 2020, PenFed set records for membership growth, mortgage l...

BIRMINGHAM — While there are protections for renters and mortgage holders, the number of evictions is expected to increase during the ongoing pandemic.

The program was created to give a higher percent of funds to tenants at the lowest income levels: 46% went to Angelenos at 30% of the average median income or lower; 28% to those at 50% of the average median income or lower; and 25% to those at 80% of the average median income or lower. Los Angeles Housing & Community Investment Department and its nonprofit partner The Housing Center paid the subsidies directly to tenants, as well as landlords. Forty-four percent of the subsidies were paid to ...