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Some business owners will have to repay portion of âMain Streetâ COVID-19 relief funds, official says
Change in federal guidance last fall means full amount of PPP loans must be included in grant calculations Share Updated: 6:44 PM EST Mar 3, 2021
Some business owners will have to repay portion of âMain Streetâ COVID-19 relief funds, official says
Change in federal guidance last fall means full amount of PPP loans must be included in grant calculations Share Updated: 6:44 PM EST Mar 3, 2021
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Show Transcript IN COVID RELIEF. AND SOME SAY HAVING TO PAY PART OF IT BACK, IS A POSITIVE SIGN FOR THE ECONOMY. ABOUT 5000 NEW HAMPSHIRE BUSINESSES QUALIFIED FOR $300 MILLION IN MAIN STREET FUNDS WHEN THE GOVERNORâS OFFICE FOR EMERGENCY RELIEF AND RECOVER ROLLED IT OUT IN THE SPRING. MANY OF THE 1100 THAT BRUCE BERKE REPRESENTS AMONG THEM. BRUCE BERKE: THEY WERE A LIFELINE, YOU KNOW, DURIN
New Hampshire businesses that received financial awards through the Main Street Relief Fund and the Self-Employed Livelihood Fund programs last year are
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COVID-19: Dartmouth tightens restrictions as outbreak grows
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Modified: 2/25/2021 9:58:17 PM
HANOVER Dartmouth College has shuttered indoor gathering spaces and shifted in-person classes to a remote format at least until Tuesday in light of rising numbers of COVID-19 cases, according to the college provost.
As of Thursday, the college had 37 active cases of COVID-19 in students, with 112 students and employees in either quarantine or isolation, according to the school’s dashboard. Those numbers could rise, Dartmouth Provost Joseph Helble said in an email Thursday to the Dartmouth community. This is up from a previous high of 25 active cases in mid-January, college spokeswoman Diana Lawrence said.