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Covington has expanded an emergency fund set up to help small businesses pay rent and mortgages during the pandemic so it can help long-established businesses that neither pay rent nor have a mortgage.
A video project called “Saving Small” is a snapshot in time, a documentary record of small-business owners coping with a problem they had never anticipated.
The project has been touted as a catalyst to spur further development in and around the site.
The sad truth is, the African American community has long pointed out the presence of police brutality and the fact that wide, sweeping reform is needed.
A video project called “Saving Small” is a snapshot in time, a documentary record of small-business owners coping with a problem they had never anticipated.
The goal is to raise $500,000 to provide grants up to $20,000 to help cover reopening costs for small businesses in OTR and in neighboring Pendleton.
The project has been touted as a catalyst to spur further development in and around the site.
A $60,000 donation enabled the purchase of boxes, infant formula, lease trucks for food delivery, and supported additional operating expenses that were incurred because of the crisis.
Yard & Company's video podcast series focuses on COVID-19 and the impact on cities. Episode three features Brooklyn-based Mike Lydon from Street Plans. Lydon is a key leader of the Tactical Urbanism movement globally.
The sad truth is, the African American community has long pointed out the presence of police brutality and the fact that wide, sweeping reform is needed.
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