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CARES Act money runs out; $30 million has gone to small business and housing assistance - Vimarsana News

CARES Act money runs out; $30 million has gone to small business and housing assistance

CARES Act money runs out; $30 million has gone to small business and housing assistance Mary Helen Moore, The Daytona Beach News-Journal COVID-19 relief package: No stimulus check, but offers extra $300 in unemployment Replay Video UP NEXT DELAND – As CARES Acts funds run out this month with no guarantee of a second stimulus, Volusia County announced Tuesday that more than $30 million has gone to help residents and small business owners weather the COVID-19 pandemic. And it’s not over yet – residents have until 5 p.m. Dec. 30 to apply for rental and mortgage assistance...

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Volusia spends CARES Act money, $20 million goes to small business - Vimarsana News

Volusia spends CARES Act money, $20 million goes to small business

DELAND – As CARES Acts funds run out this month with no guarantee of a second stimulus, Volusia County announced Tuesday that more than $30 million has gone to help residents and small business owners weather the COVID-19 pandemic. And it’s not over yet – residents have until 5 p.m. Dec. 30 to apply for rental and mortgage assistance. Those who qualify can receive up to $1,500 per month for three months. The news came on the last County Council meeting for outgoing chair Ed Kelley and councilmember Deb Denys, who were thanked for their years of service. Denys was elected to represent s...

Jeff Brower gives Volusia County beach driving advocates hope - Vimarsana News

Jeff Brower gives Volusia County beach driving advocates hope

DAYTONA BEACH SHORES — When Jeff Brower takes office next month, beach driving advocates will have one of their own in the top seat on the Volusia County Council. Brower said he wants to not only restore beach driving to areas where it is prohibited today, but also prevent the loss of any other stretches of sand. "It's been a horrible economic mistake, so yes, that is one of my priorities. I will bring it before the council," Brower said in an interview last week. Brower made an appearance Saturday at a fundraiser at Crabby Joe's hosted by Sons of the Beach, a nonprofit whose leaders su...