Providence Montana is asking local and regional businesses and non-health care industries (construction, dental, veterinary, manufacturing, breweries, mining) for Personal Protective Equipment supply donations of any type of mask—surgical, N95 or other.
The hope is to provide loans up to $10,000 with zero-percent interest for the first six months with deferred payments allowed during that time. Interest after that would be 2 percent.
“We’re the second largest industry in the state of Montana, and when it comes to a screeching halt like this, there isn’t a single community or business that isn’t going to feel this to some extent.”
The 2012 book charts the ecology and spread of “zoonoses,” diseases transmitted between animals and humans, and sounds the alarm for serious political and public health actions to prepare for future pandemics.
“We are writing to ask that you formally and officially extend the deadline for individuals and businesses to file their 2019 taxes to, at a minimum, July 15,”
The company says it is reaching out to more labs equipped to process the tests and that it expects to scale its at-home COVID-19 tests rapidly in order to test and diagnois up to 250,000 people each week.
“Ensuring that small businesses in Montana have access to capital and resources that will allow them to weather temporary closures and bounce back from critical quarantine efforts is paramount to my administration.”
Gladwell’s writing demonstrates a thoughtful, ever-curious mind at work. In 1997, he published “The Dead Zone,” a gripping piece about the catastrophic spread of the so-called Spanish flu, in 1918.
Artist sought to create new illustrations for re-printing of an award-winning children’s book about the true story of how Billings, Montana, fought anti-Semitism during the holiday season of 1993 (The Christmas Menorahs: How A Town Fought Hate). Preferred style a la Norman Rockwell’s artistic realism. This is a great opportunity to build your portfolio…
This “corrected” version of the coronavirus emergency relief bill significantly limits employees’ eligibility for the expanded family and medical leave that was in Saturday’s version: The new version restricts the expanded leave to only COVID-19-related child care purposes.
“Especially at this uncertain time, our SBDC advisors are an invaluable, no-cost resource for business assistance, and will continue serving Montanans as we navigate the impacts of COVID-19.” Commerce Director Tara Rice
The creation of national monuments increases the average number of businesses and jobs locally and boosts business and job creation in neighboring areas.
Utah has done what some thought impossible — getting approval from an 80% Republican legislature to move more than one-third of the state’s population to 100% renewables by 2030
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