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The deadline to apply for a paycheck protection program loan has been extended from March 31 to May 31.
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The deadline to apply for a paycheck protection program loan has been extended from March 31 to May 31.
The award is part of more than $40 million allocated to Alabama from a CARES Act grant program.
Shelby questioned witnesses during a defense appropriations subcommittee hearing.
Alabama leads the nation in ensuring quality while expanding program access.
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The governor spoke about an $80 million bond issue for park improvements that must be approved by voters.
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Eligible households will receive EBT cards in the mail that can be used to purchase SNAP-eligible food items.
The meeting convenes lieutenant governors and seconds-in-command from across the country.
