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Rebound Season 2, Episode 2: Making Lemonade Out of Lemons

Rebound Season 2, Episode 2: Making Lemonade Out of Lemons
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Rebound Season 2, Episode 1: Balloon Artist Works to Bounce Back After Pandemic Shutdown

The coronavirus pandemic may have threatened small businesses across America, but these companies are rising up despite the challenges. In “Rebound,” we go.

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Up in the Air: CT Balloon Artist Works to Rebound After Pandemic Shutdown

How can a party-based business pull through a pandemic? That is the question balloon artist Ava Sealey, who owns Ava Party Designs in Bethel, has been facing.

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Up in the Air: CT Balloon Artist Works to Rebound After Pandemic Shutdown

Up in the Air: CT Balloon Artist Works to Rebound After Pandemic Shutdown
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Challenges to survive: CT s Black business owners highlight obstacles to receiving government aid

Challenges to survive: CT s Black business owners highlight obstacles to receiving government aid FacebookTwitterEmailLinkedInRedditPinterest Photo: File photo As Congressional negotiations advanced toward a long-delayed coronavirus-relief package, Black business owners from across Connecticut told U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal that the legislation needs to provide wide-ranging aid for minority-owned firms. New federal assistance cannot arrive soon enough, business owners said during the online forum Wednesday that was co-hosted by the Black Business Alliance and the Southern Connecticut Black Chamber of Commerce. The CARES Act that passed in March created the $660 billion Paycheck Protection Program to support small businesses, but many in the meeting expressed frustrations about its slow and complex application process and said it needs to cover a broader range of other costs such as rent payments and utilities.

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