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Tourism businesses will now be eligible for up to $45,000 in grant money. Previously the cap was $40,000. Since it was first announced in the fall, there have been more than 2,200 applications for the small business grants. While Tuesday’s $105 million announcement was largely welcomed by the industry, it left some tourism insiders hoping there’s more to come as some of the biggest players in the industry, hardest hit by the pandemic, have been struggling and unable to get any help. Paul Nursey, chief executive of Destination Tourism Victoria, said the funding leaves a hole in the indu...

captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions >> brown: good evening. i'm jeffrey brown. on the "newshour" this thursday: the lead story: the start of three days of mourning for massachusetts senator edward kennedy. then the other news of the day: continuing trouble for the nation's banks as the deposit insurance fund shrinks further; separating fact from fiction on health care reform. ray suarez takes a hard look at the contentious debate. a rare meeting of a high level american and burma's reclusive leaders. margaret warner talks to virginia senator jim webb.=u and we close wi...

consulting firm. . . >> my name is ab walter im editor in chief of the top line i have dreams for what i would like to read this summer although i don't know how many will actually get red bed top of my last is the new book american ally and about andrew jackson browne i like to get at least why not a political thriller that first summer. and a bully better not sitting on the beach one-year with truman was lovely. i have started but not yet made as much of a dent in it and then you book a breakthrough from gwen ifill and that is another goal of mine as well going into the fiction cat...

>> they didn't have to be motorized. they came with horses and bell rings, which they treated as guilty by association. in 1871 at prosecuting attorney said, and paris everyone was guilty. if you were poor and still there you were guilty. there's a point that i'm making here about the demons of the 20th century, you can see them in the commune already and you can see them in the state reaction to emile henry. but what i had a blast part of the book which i took out because it was a bit over the top, well, not really. but which i talk about the smirking administration, just the last ...