Join the Central Baldwin Chamber of Commerce from 5-6:15 p.m.To apply or learn more, go to sba.gov/funding-programs/loans/covid-19-relief-options/eidl. The Small Business Administration loan applies to those businesses/nonprofits with 500 or fewer employees. 31 for eligible small businesses, nonprofits, sole proprietors and independent contractors. The COVID-19 Economic Injury Disaster Loan application deadline has been extended until Dec.Roberds II at 25 or David Dexter at 25, or visit /find-properties to learn more. The building has office space available from 1,256 square feet to over 9,000 square feet. An open house was held last week for the newly-renovated Bel Air Tower office building, 851 E.Hello Gallery features works by more than 50 artists in the forms of wall hangings, pottery, gifts, jewelry, stained glass and more. A ribbon-cutting was held earlier this month for Hello Gallery Art & Things at 18 S.The property is managed by SRI Management LLC. The 55+ community is designed as an upscale living property with studio, one- and two-bedroom apartments, along with two and three-bedroom residential villas. Construction is underway on Seagrass Village Daphne, a 135-unit independent and assisted living community on the east side of U.S.For more information on Clean Water Alabama, visit. “By doing that, we help avoid more runoff and more sewage finding its way into our waters and prevent further damage before it can start,” Manelos said.Ĭlean Water Alabama’s mission is to engage Alabama citizens to take necessary actions to ensure that water resources - rivers, streams, lakes, bays and coasts - are protected from items that make them unsafe to its citizens and the plant and animal life that live within and around them. The legislation will use Restore Act money to give grants to people who live near streams and waterways to help fix or replace malfunctioning or damaged septic tanks or connect to existing nearby sewer systems. “We want to do for septic tanks what the Strengthen Alabama Homes program did for roofs in our area,” Manelos said. Manelos said remaining donation funds will be used for other operational activities, including a push in the Alabama Legislature’s upcoming session for a bill to address issues with problematic septic tanks near bodies of water. Manelos added while he was grateful and overwhelmed by the substantial donation from Manning and the Piggly Wiggly stores, he was not at all surprised by the generosity, frequently noted throughout the community. “This generous donation helps take care of the costs of our kids’ books project that teaches our children about how important our waters are here and what they can do to help keep them clean and safe for everyone,” Manelos said. The group has started a focus on educating children through its creation of two books that teach kids about water conservation and preservation: a coloring book and an activities book that will be provided at no charge in various retail locations, restaurants, medical offices and other spaces.
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