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COVID-19 relief: Pa. Senate approves $912M package

The Pennsylvania House will consider a $912 million COVID-19 relief package that was unanimously approved Wednesday by the Senate.Most of the money comes from the latest federal coronavirus relief bill. Senate Bill 109 includes the following:$569.8 million for people struggling to pay their rent and utility bills.$197 million for education programs, with most of the funding being used to create a grant program to help non-public schools that haven’t received government assistance.$145 million to support the struggling hospitality industry. This money would be transferred from the Workers’ Compensation Security Fund and be used to provide county block grants of $5,000 to $50,000 to help businesses such as restaurants, bars and hotels. ....

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Pa. restaurants call for financial help, reforms to survive blows from coronavirus pandemic

Pa. restaurants call for financial help, reforms to survive blows from coronavirus pandemic
Updated Jan 27, 2021;
Posted Jan 27, 2021
Diners sit outside in front of Cafe Fresco Center City in Harrisburg last summer. Co-owner Jen Fertenbaugh stressed during a House Commerce Committee hearing on Jan. 27 that Pennsylvania s restaurants need reform and financial help in order to survive.
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Struggling Pennsylvania restaurant owners Wednesday stressed a dire need for relief or thousands of restaurants could be in jeopardy of closing.
Representatives of the industry made their concerns clear during a state House Commerce Committee hearing. Amid stories of laid-off employees, financial losses and constant constraints, they asked lawmakers for reforms and financial help. ....

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Dad. Restaurants are asking for financial help, reforms to survive the blows of the coronavirus pandemic

The hearing comes at a time when restaurants and bars in the state are operating under restrictions imposed by Pa. Government Tom Wolf to limit the spread of the coronavirus. Restaurants operate with an indoor capacity of 50%, there is no seating at the bar, a 23:00 drink sale is closed and the mandatory sale of food with alcoholic drinks is mandatory.
Across the country, other states such as Ohio and New York have measures in place, including a 10pm curfew. Many cities like Chicago have recently lifted eating bans as the number of COVID cases is declining.
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John Longstreet, president and CEO of the Pennsylvania Restaurant & Lodging Association, stressed that the industry has been hit hardest in the country. He said Pennsylvania restaurants are facing some of the most draconian mitigation efforts. ....

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Grants for Pennsylvania small businesses ensnared in political gridlock

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Christen Smith, The Center Square
| January 15, 2021 07:00 PM
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Three weeks ago, Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf said he had freed up $145 million in state funds for small business grants – the Legislature just needed to appropriate it.
As of Thursday, the money – originally from the Insurance Department’s Workers’ Compensation Security Fund – sits untouched.
“Constitutionally, I can’t act unilaterally,” Wolf said during news briefing Thursday. “I can’t do this myself. The people who can act on this are in the General Assembly. They need to step up and do their part.”
Democratic leaders from the House and Senate joined Wolf in support of using the transferred funds. But Republicans, who hold strong majorities in both chambers, contradicted the administration’s narrative, saying Wolf has yet to call their leaders, let alone transfer any money for distribution. ....

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Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf tells Republicans to hurry up and dole out $145 million to struggling small businesses

Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf on Thursday chastised Republican legislators for not yet taking steps to dole out $145 million in aid to struggling restaurants and other small businesses waylaid by the COVID-19 pandemic and government-mandated shutdowns. ....

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