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Village general election 2024: at-large trustee race - Vimarsana News

Village general election 2024: at-large trustee race

Two at-large trustee seats are on the ballot at this month’s village election. Village trustee incumbents John Tufarelli and Sean Wright of the United Community Party seek to retain their seats …

Small Enterprise Homeowners Had Been Blind When PPP Funding Ran Out • MV TELEGRAPH - Vimarsana News

Small Enterprise Homeowners Had Been Blind When PPP Funding Ran Out • MV TELEGRAPH

Masked visitors see art at the El Museo del Barrio's Estamos Bien exhibition. The Museo has reopened, but with limited capacity.

Village general election 2023: three parties go head-to-head. Here's what to know about the races for mayor and trustees. - Vimarsana News

Village general election 2023: three parties go head-to-head. Here's what to know about the races for mayor and trustees.

Well underway. Parties and their candidates are in the throes of winning the support of voters and getting their volunteers out to put their message before village residents as they get ready to head …

Lincoln restaurants still facing staffing shortages - Vimarsana News

Lincoln restaurants still facing staffing shortages

Have you been to a restaurant lately? You may have noticed staffing shortages are still an issue.

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Small Business Owners Missed Out on Thousands of Dollars in Loans When PPP Funding Ran Out Early – NBC Connecticut - Vimarsana News

Small Business Owners Missed Out on Thousands of Dollars in Loans When PPP Funding Ran Out Early – NBC Connecticut

That loan was rejected twice, the museum said, likely due to a glitch because it was applying as a nonprofit, even though it applied at Cross River, the same bank it had used for its first-round loan last year. In April, museum officials reapplied at other financial institutions, thinking they had more than enough time to be approved and funded before May 31. Even though the museum is now open again at limited capacity, the funding would have been a big help. Last year, the institution received a PPP loan for about $460,000 — 2.5 times monthly payroll for the 50-some employees — which hel...