Struggling restaurants can apply for aid
STRUGGLING BECAUSE OF COVID-19.STARTING TOMORROW THEY CANAPPLY FOR FEDERAL AID.
WPTVNEWS CHANNEL FIVENAVARRO SPOKE TO A LOCALRESTAURANT ABOUT IT.NAVARRO/@JOSHNAVARROTV{NAVARR} LOCAL RESTAURANTS ANDOTHER FOOD INDUSTRY BUSINESSCAN APPLY FOR FEDERAL AID TOHELP KEEP THEIR DOORS OPEN.{V} THE U.S. SMALL BUSINESSASSOCIATIONDOLLARS RESTAURANTREVITALIZATION FUND ISEXPECTED TO COUNTERBALANCEPANDEMIC-RELATED REVENUELOSSES UP TO 10 MILLIONDOLLARS PER ELIGIBLE BUSINESS.USES INCLUDE THINGS LIKEPAYROLL, RENT MORTGAGE, FOODAND BEVERAGE COSTS, AND EVENCONSTRUCTION FOR OUTDOORSEATING.
RECIPIENTS ARE NOTREQUIRED TO REPAY THE FUNDINGIF FUNDS ARE SPENT ON SPECIFICUSES NO LATER THAN MARCH 11-TH2023.
THE OWNER HERE AT LACOSINITA LATINA IN PALMSPRINGS HAS APPLIED FOR AIDDURING THE PANDEMIC LAST YEARAND IS PLEASED THAT MORE AIDWILL NOW BE AVAILABLE FORLOCALLY OWNED BUSINESSES.KARINA ALAVAR/ LA COSINITALATINA, CO- OWNER“EVERYBODYBUSINESS WENT DOWN.
THATGOOD FOR THE BUSINESSES&MONEY.
AND BECAUSE WE ALSOHAVE FAMILIES.
EVERYBODY NEEHELP”{NAVARR} THE PORTAL TOAPPLY FOR THE AID STARTSTOMORROW AT NOON.
IN WEST PALMBEACH INEWS CHANNEL FIVE.MONDAY MORNING, A NEW ROUND OFFUNDING OPENS IN PALM BEACHCOUNTY, TO HELP PAY YOUR
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