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Here's How A Hawaii Concert Promoter Got More COVID Aid Than Carnegie Hall

Here's How A Hawaii Concert Promoter Got More COVID Aid Than Carnegie Hall
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$284 Billion Begins Flowing To Small Businesses On Monday

$284 Billion Begins Flowing To Small Businesses On Monday - Honolulu Civil Beat
A program that has provided some $2.5 billion for Hawaii businesses begins its next phase next week.
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Hawaii small businesses can tap into up to $284 billion in federal relief starting Monday, as the U.S. Small Business Administration restarts its Paycheck Protection Program with new rules designed to address criticisms of the initial program.
Firms that received loans under the first PPP program will be able to get second loans if they meet certain criteria.
The federal PPP program provided billions of dollars in loans to small businesses, as well as big players like the owner of the Moana Surfrider Hotel in Waikiki. Cory Lum/Civil Beat ....

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San Jose church that refuses to comply with COVID-19 restrictions, still managed to accept relief money

Several pastors made impassioned pleas Friday to keep their churches open to those suffering during the COVID-19 pandemic, despite legal action from Santa Clara County after one church held indoor gatherings in violation of public health orders.
If we each do our part and stay just within our household bubble, we can prevent people from dying, said Santa Clara Public Health Director Dr. Sara Cody.
According to Santa Clara County counsel James Williams, Calvary Chapel San Jose has continued to hold indoor services, without masks, since August - racking up more than $1 million in administrative fines.
It s beyond disappointing, this situation there is shameful, Williams said. ....

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Arizona charter school got a PPP loan, gave $10 million to shareholder

Arizona charter school got a PPP loan, gave $10 million to shareholder
Craig Harris, Arizona Republic
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Primavera s headquarters are located near Arizona Avenue and Warner Road in Chandler.
PHOENIX – Primavera online charter school, like many businesses this spring, sought help from the federal Paycheck Protection Program to weather the economic disruption of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Chandler, Arizona, school received a PPP loan of nearly $2.2 million, the largest forgivable loan among the 132 Arizona charter schools that obtained them.
But Primavera s loan appears to have been more of a bonus than a lifeline.
The school, which like all Arizona public schools didn t lose state funding because of the pandemic, ended its fiscal year on June 30 with $8.8 million in the bank – almost double the annual payroll costs for its 85 teachers, records show. ....

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