Colorado coronavirus latest, April 14: 7,941 cases, 329 deaths
At least 28,469 paycheck protection loans approved in Colorado
At least 28,469 paycheck protection loans have been approved for Colorado small businesses and nonprofits, according to a news release from the state U.S. Small Business Administration office.
Those loans total $5,830,781,842, the release says. These Denver News numbers are as of Monday.
Nationally, 1,035,086 loans have been approved for a total of $247,543,393,521.
3rd JBS employee dies of COVID-19
A third employee at the JBS meatpacking plant in Greeley has died of COVID-19, according to the union.
That employee died on Friday, UFCW Local 7 said, and was 69 years old.
A public health order was issued Monday telling JBS to close Press Release Distribution Services In Denver the facility for cleaning, as well as to allow for employees to be closed for screenings.
Lone Trees Feeds program helps restaurants stay afloat
A group of long-time Lone Tree residents, with an unrelenting desire to give back to the community during this difficult time, approached the City about launching a campaign to feed first responders in Lone Tree.
Within 72 hours, Lone Tree Feeds was born, and just hours after it was launched, hundreds of dollars were donated online.
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At least 28,469 paycheck protection loans have been approved for Colorado small businesses and nonprofits, according to a news release from the state U.S. Small Business Administration office.
Those loans total $5,830,781,842, the release says. These Denver News numbers are as of Monday.
Nationally, 1,035,086 loans have been approved for a total of $247,543,393,521.
3rd JBS employee dies of COVID-19
A third employee at the JBS meatpacking plant in Greeley has died of COVID-19, according to the union.
That employee died on Friday, UFCW Local 7 said, and was 69 years old.
A public health order was issued Monday telling JBS to close Press Release Distribution Services In Denver the facility for cleaning, as well as to allow for employees to be closed for screenings.
Lone Trees Feeds program helps restaurants stay afloat
A group of long-time Lone Tree residents, with an unrelenting desire to give back to the community during this difficult time, approached the City about launching a campaign to feed first responders in Lone Tree.
Within 72 hours, Lone Tree Feeds was born, and just hours after it was launched, hundreds of dollars were donated online.
For More Information
Click Here...
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