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Seminar At Summit Of Uptown Centers On Dementia - Journal & Topics Media Group

Seminar At Summit Of Uptown Centers On Dementia - Journal & Topics Media Group
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John McNabola Leaving As Center of Concern's Executive Director - Journal & Topics Media Group

John McNabola Leaving As Center of Concern's Executive Director - Journal & Topics Media Group
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Income Tax Assistance Available At Center of Concern - Journal & Topics Media Group

The Des Plaines-based Center of Concern is launching new taxpayer assistance programs this year to complement current community services. Residents throughout north suburban Cook County can make use of the agency’s Low Income Taxpayer Clinic (LITC) for tax court representation, Tax Counseling for the Elderly for adults aged 60+, and Income Tax Preparation Assistance provided

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Mount Prospect using federal funds to help small businesses

Mount Prospect using federal funds to help small businesses Updated 4/22/2021 3:44 PM Mount Prospect will be doling out $253,000 in federal funds to assist small businesses affected by the pandemic. Community Development Director Bill Cooney told the village board Tuesday this is the second round of Community Development Grant Coronavirus funds disseminated by the village. About $154,000 was spent last year in areas such as rental assistance and COVID-related social services. The second round will be used similarly the $600,000 grant program for restaurants last year. The money, in the form of $10,000 grants, will be directed to nonessential businesses that were required to close during the majority of the pandemic, Cooney said.

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