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Up to $250,000 per organization available to cover pandemic-related impacts such as lost revenue, workers pay, cleaning and sanitization, and services or equipment to facilitate telework by employees.
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Personal protective equipment will also be available soon for regulated child care providers.
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Some education and experience beyond high school is essential to qualify for today's good paying jobs. A college degree is no longer the exception, but the norm. And be prepared to reinvent yourself several times in your career.
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The strain that opening and closing schools puts on families during the Covid-19 pandemic necessitate a rethink on how schools operate, says Congressional candidate.
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State comes to aid of it's southeastern city. Eligible costs include clean-up, restoration, and repairs for businesses affected.
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