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Edward Doe, Charlie Doe, Megan Doe, Lisa Doe, Charles Doe and Nathan Doe in front of their showroom at Sawmills Road, Diss
- Credit: John Doe of Diss
Bosses at a Norfolk carpet and furniture business were determined to use the downtime of lockdown to come back better.
John Doe - which is celebrating 10 years since moving to its site in Sawmills Road, Diss - has seen a year of interrupted business due to the ongoing coronavirus crisis.
But directors Edward and Charles – the sons of retired founders John and Angela Doe – refused to be beaten by the pandemic. In fact, it’s been a very positive time.
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The Columbia River Economic Development Council elected new members to serve on its board of directors at its annual investor celebration hosted virtually on Jan. 28. The new board then elected its officers and private-sector executive committee members. The board of director officers are: Lisa Lowe, Schwabe, Williamson & Wyatt, chair; Mei Wu, Speak Technologies, vice chair; Casey Wyckoff, LSW Architects, immediate past chair; Alan Garcia, NW Natural, secretary; and Lisa Dow, Columbia Bank, treasurer. To see the full list of those elected, visit credc.org/board-of-directors.
Gov. Jay Inslee’s board and commission appointments for January included four individuals from Vancouver. Sean McCormick will served on the Rehabilitation Council for the Blind; Lois Cook will serve on the Health Care Cost Transparency Board; Chimere Figaire-Correa will serve on the Massage Examining Board; and Diana Perez will serve on the Parks and
Businesses, lenders in Clark County days away from ‘second draw’ of Paycheck Protection Program loans
Published: January 17, 2021, 6:00am
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Local banks are preparing for the full-scale rollout of a new round of Paycheck Protection Program loans this week, which will deliver a fresh round of cash to beleaguered Clark County businesses. The $900 billion federal COVID-19 relief bill passed in December included $284 billion to reopen the program.
The low-interest loans, which are supplied by financial institutions and guaranteed by the U.S. Small Business Administration, are intended to help small businesses survive the worst of the pandemic while keeping their staff employed. They can be partially or fully forgiven if the funds are spent on specific expenses primarily payroll costs.
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