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Aurora looks at line of credit, grant program - Vimarsana News

Aurora looks at line of credit, grant program

Aldermen will vote on renewing a line of credit used in short-term financing. They also will consider moving administration of the Finish Line Grant program from the city to Invest Aurora, a not-for-profit public-private partnership that deals with business development in the city.

Amy Morton's Stolp Island Social Closes 4 Years After Opening Downtown - Vimarsana News

Amy Morton's Stolp Island Social Closes 4 Years After Opening Downtown

Amy Morton's Stolp Island Social Closes 4 Years After Opening Downtown - Aurora, IL - The restaurateur described the COVID-19 pandemic as "no more difficult time to operate a restaurant than since the Great Depression."

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Aurora to schedule hearings on proposed TIF districts - Vimarsana News

Aurora to schedule hearings on proposed TIF districts

Both districts are what the city calls “micro-TIFs,” and are tied to redevelopment agreements the city has entered into with potential developers.

Regional Overview Africa May 2023 - Cameroon - Vimarsana News

Regional Overview Africa May 2023 - Cameroon

Analysis in English on Cameroon and 3 other countries about Protection and Human Rights; published on 7 Jun 2023 by ACLED

Cameroon Rebels Surrender on Western Border with Nigeria, Join DDR Centers - New Delhi Times - Vimarsana News

Cameroon Rebels Surrender on Western Border with Nigeria, Join DDR Centers - New Delhi Times

Officials in Cameroon say 18 separatists have disarmed and surrendered to authorities in the biggest defection since the conflict broke out in 2017. Authorities say the English-speaking rebels, including two self-proclaimed generals, were hiding across the border in neighboring Nigeria. Leaders of the separatists, who want to break away from French-speaking-majority Cameroon, have vowed to…