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Some regional nonprofits administering the $322 million emergency rental assistance program created by Governor Tony Evers may be unintentionally discouraging non-U.S. citizens from applying, even though immigration status holds no bearing on eligibility for the federally financed program. At least eight of the 14 organizations administering the Wisconsin Emergency Rental Assistance (WERA) program ask applicants to share their Social Security numbers through pre-screening forms, a review has fo...

Stout Hires Kevin Manning as Head of Industrials for the Investment Banking Group News provided by Share this article Share this article CHICAGO, Jan. 11, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Stout is pleased to announce that Kevin Manning has joined the firm as Managing Director and Head of Industrials in the Investment Banking group. Based in Chicago, Kevin brings over 20 years of mergers and acquisitions and capital markets expertise with an emphasis on industrial manufacturing, distribution, and services ...

Stout Advises on Sale of PSI to Selig Group News provided by Share this article Share this article CHICAGO, Jan. 7, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Stout announced today that its client, Performance Systematix Inc. (PSI), has been acquired by Selig Group ("Selig") a portfolio company of CC Industries (CCI), a Chicago-based family office. Stout served as exclusive financial advisor to PSI in connection with this transaction. Founded in 1984 and headquartered in Grand Rapids, MI, PSI is the leading supplier...

Since the start of the pandemic, Jan Remund and her 100-year-old mom have so far been able to make their monthly rent payments on their Bend home. That’s in part because her daughter-in-law works at the rental company that manages her home and was able to negotiate a lower monthly rental payment. But Anna Lariza Lopez and her family haven’t been as fortunate. When Gov. Kate Brown shut down restaurants in March, Lopez lost her job at a La Pine food truck. Her husband, a landscaper, is ...

Eviction protection extended as back rent grows VIDEO: Eviction protection extended as back rent grows By Nick Reagan | December 22, 2020 at 3:41 PM EST - Updated December 22 at 6:38 PM CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - Congress has agreed to another round of pandemic relief measures in an omnibus, $900 billion bill. In addition to direct payments to individuals and a boost to unemployment benefits, it also extends the eviction moratorium until the end of January. The Centers for Disease Control ...

Renters facing eviction to get a reprieve from the state, and from the federal stimulus Yehyun Kim :: ctmirror.org Alice Prael, of New Haven, left, and Adam, who didn’t want to give his last name, stand with signs in front of Bradshaw’s house during an emergency hearing. “I’m just here to support as much as I can,” Prael said. With state and federal restrictions on who can be evicted set to expire Dec. 31, a trio of state and federal developments will help keep many Connecticut renter...

The eviction crisis has begun: As COVID cases rise, so do notices to vacate Jacqueline Rabe Thomas, CTMirror.org FacebookTwitterEmail 1of5 Alice Prael, of New Haven, left, and Adam, who didn’t want to give his last name, stand with signs in front of Bradshaw’s house during an emergency hearing. “I’m just here to support as much as I can,” Prael said.Yehyun Kim / CTMirror.orgShow MoreShow Less 2of5 Protestors stand with signs to support stopping eviction during this pandemic. “I’m...

Monthly An eviction tsunami is on the horizon, and with it comes more COVID cases The states eviction levels have already returned to about one-third what they were before the pandemic. Belongings left behind by evicted residents in Hartford mid-November. This was the 254th eviction since the pandemic began.   |   photo by: Jacqueline Rabe Thomas :: CTMirror.org Jamaira Watson received her test result on her phone Jamaira Watson has been paralyzed with anxiety since Nov. 30, when a state mars...

Personal View: Housing crisis looms large over Cleveland DR. TOBY COSGROVE Dr. Toby Cosgrove The COVID-19 pandemic continues to upend our world and make it crystal clear just how fragile our health, social and economic prosperity are. Its undeniable that complicated, deeply rooted inequities exist in our nation as people of color suffer disproportionately from this virus and its many ripple effects. The result is a looming housing crisis upon an already existing poverty crisis within our city. ...