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A Blair County agency that has been planning a new homeless shelter is hoping for state approval of tax credits that will complete the finances necessary to move ahead with the project.
Lisa Hann, executive director of Family Services Inc., approached the Blair County commissioners Tuesday asking them to provide a “Letter of Support” for the agency’s bid to obtain $250,000 in tax credits through the state Department of Community and Economic Development. The credits, Hann stated, would be awarded through the Neighborhood Assistance Special Priorities Tax Credit Program.
Hann and others have been planning for several years to open a new homeless shelter because its former shelter had only 16 beds, well short of meeting the present-day need.
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Rubino & Company Promotes Two Directors to Shareholders
Share Article BETHESDA, Md. (PRWEB) March 16, 2021
Rubino & Company, a nationally-recognized CPA firm specializing in financial services and regulatory consulting, announced today that it is promoting two of its Directors to Shareholders.
Dawit Negari has been promoted to Shareholder with Rubino & Company’s Audit Department, and Lisa Hahn is now a Shareholder in the Tax Department.
The two new Shareholders have demonstrated consistent dedication to providing clients with the highest standards of service in their respective fields, as well as a deep commitment to the community, staff development and expanding Rubino & Company’s services.
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A long-time advocate for women, Virginia Day of Altoona, is being remembered for her faith and community involvement.
Day, 76, died Jan. 27 after an illness, according to the Rev. Keith Moore, pastor of Mount Zion Missionary Baptist Church, where Day was a life member.
“She was a very private person,” Moore said, explaining that Day had been in declining health for about a year.
He described her as the “pillar of the community” whom everyone referred to as “Miss Virginia.”
Day sang in the choir and served as financial secretary for many years and received the title of “trustee emeritus” last year.