In the two years that Sheila Kearns has owned her boutique chocolate shop on Marsh Street in downtown San Luis Obispo, she s yet to experience normalcy. When the shop first opened in 2019, construction work on Hotel Cerro next door disrupted foot traffic and business. Then, in 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic hit and upended life as we knew it. click to enlarge File Photo Courtesy Of Kelley Williams Photography
DENIED AID Some businesses, like Sheila Kearns Chocolate & Confections in downtown SLO, are missing out on a second Payment Protection Program (PPP) loan due to its new eligibility rules. There was a one-two punch for us, Kearns told
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Organizer of Alleged Pro-Trump Super PAC Charged for Allegedly Misleading Donors
The organizer of a political action committee that was presented to prospective donors as supportive of then-President Donald Trump’s re-election was charged this week with wire fraud.
Kyle James Bell started the Keep America Great Committee in January 2020 purportedly to support Trump’s re-election efforts. He copied content and source code for his website from other legitimate websites for campaigns and committees supporting Trump without permission, according to a criminal complaint filed in federal court and obtained by The Epoch Times.
He then began using the committee to solicit donations. With the help of an email marketing company, Bell sent solicitations on behalf of his new group to tens of thousands of recipients. Authorities allege the marketing emails contained misinformation, such as promising to match any donation by five times.
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Madeline Hughes/Staff photoSen. Ed Markey, D-Mass., (right) visits with May Doherty, owner of Chic Consignment in Andover, to talk about Payment Protection Program loans.
Madeline Hughes/Staff photoSen. Ed Markey, D-Mass., (left) visits with Carlo and Danielle Berdahn, owners of Yella Grille in Andover, to talk about the Payment Protection Program loans. featured
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Madeline Hughes/Staff photoSen. Ed Markey, D-Mass., (right) visits with May Doherty, owner of Chic Consignment in Andover, to talk about Payment Protection Program loans.
Madeline Hughes/Staff photoSen. Ed Markey, D-Mass., (left) visits with Carlo and Danielle Berdahn, owners of Yella Grille in Andover, to talk about the Payment Protection Program loans.