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Gov. Wolf: Mask-Wearing is Required, Critical to Stop COVID-19 Spread

Governor Tom Wolf has reminded Pennsylvanians that mask-wearing is required when entering any business in all counties in the state in both yellow and green phases of reopening. Masks are considered critical in stopping the spread of COVID, now and in preparation for a possible resurgence of the virus in the fall. The mask requirement…

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Chamber Urges Safe Harbor Protections for Business

As businesses are allowed to reopen, many business owners have expressed concerns about the risk of frivolous lawsuits seeking damages from COVID-19 infection as such lawsuits have been reported around the state. The Columbia Montour Chamber of Commerce joined a coalition of 80 chambers of commerce throughout the Commonwealth in sending a letter to Pennsylvania’s federal…

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Member News- June 17, 2020

Bason Coffee Roasting Celebrating 9th Anniversary Bason Coffee Roasting is celebrating their 9th birthday all month long! Stop in and see the store, all decorated for the occasion, and join them in celebrating! All month long for every $10 spent each customer will receive one raffle ticket to enter into a basket raffle to be…

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PPP Deadline is Approaching on June 30

The Paycheck Protection Program was modified earlier this month to provide greater flexibility in how small businesses can use their loan funds. The U.S. Chamber has updated its Guide to PPP Loan Forgiveness accordingly. Click here to view the updated guide. The U.S. Department of the Treasury and the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) are responsible…

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Sharpen Business Skills with Google

With digital platforms for business marketing ever increasing, a business owner needs to have an understanding to use these outlets to help grow.  Google Primer is designed to help anyone learn more about digital marketing and business. This is ideal for people like small business owners, job seekers, students, and startup entrepreneurs. Primer’s free lessons…

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Welcome Allison Crane & Rigging

More than 435 businesses and organizations belong to the Chamber to receive benefits and support efforts to strengthen their businesses and the region. Increased membership allows the Chamber to offer additional programs and benefits, have a stronger voice in advocacy and be involved in more activities and initiatives. The Chamber welcomes Allison Crane & Rigging.  …

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Welcome Wilkes University Passan School of Nursing

More than 435 businesses and organizations belong to the Chamber to receive benefits and support efforts to strengthen their businesses and the region. Increased membership allows the Chamber to offer additional programs and benefits, have a stronger voice in advocacy and be involved in more activities and initiatives. The Chamber welcomes Wilkes University Passan School…

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Businesses Advised to Continue Following Governor’s Order

On, Tuesday, June 9th the state legislature passed a resolution intended to terminate Governor Wolf’s emergency declaration related to the pandemic. This would allow all businesses to reopen fully and terminate much of the Department of Health’s guidelines related to business operations. The resolution received bipartisan support in the House (121-81) and Senate (31-19). Senator…

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Member News- June 10, 2020

Bloomsburg University Announces Modified Fall 2020 Schedule Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania announced its plans to offer a modified academic calendar for the Fall 2020 semester.  The modified calendar begins on Monday, August 17, and ends on Tuesday, November 24 and prioritizes the health and safety of the entire BU community. The plan also maximizes the…

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Governor Announces $225 Million Grant Program for Small Businesses

Governor Tom Wolf has announced a $225 million statewide grant program to support small businesses that were impacted by the COVID-19 public health crisis and subsequent business closure order. “The funding was developed in partnership with state lawmakers and allocated through the recently enacted state budget, which included $2.6 billion in federal stimulus funds through…

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