Mesa nonprofit rides wave in sustainable remodeling
This is the year for sustainable renovations, according to Zillow, and a Mesa nonprofit is catching the wave.
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This is the year for sustainable renovations, according to Zillow, and a Mesa nonprofit is catching the wave.
Phoenix will use $80,000 in federal coronavirus funds to support food entrepreneurs.The money will go to Local First Arizona so the nonprofit can expand its incubator kitchen concept to Rio Salado College in west Phoenix. The community college’s existing kitchen doesn’t meet building code requirements and Phoenix’s money will cover a new walk-in cooler.
Goose Creek, Lowcountry Local First partner on economic development
A longtime shopper and boutique employee, Jade Noble bought the business from former owner Georganne Bryant and fully took over this summer.
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