New Pinellas CARES programs expand help for local businesses

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New Pinellas CARES programs expand help for local businesses

PINELLAS COUNTY - More than 3,200 small business owners have received emergency grants since the initial Pinellas CARES program launched in May, but more help is on the way for a broad range of businesses still struggling from the impacts of COVID-19. Pinellas CARES is now offering expanded grant funding for Pinellas-based businesses most affected […]

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