The Santa Barbara County Office of Arts and Culture is accepting applications for the Arts Making Impact grant. Applicants can apply for up to $5,000, and the deadline to apply
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Norwalk City Hall.
NORWALK, Conn. Due to the ongoing COVID pandemic, Norwalk City Hall will remain closed to the public and most city workers will continue their “work from home” arrangements until at least November of 2022, Mayor Harry Rilling said Wednesday.
City Hall has been largely closed to the public since the beginning of the precautions taken in March of 2020 in response to the COVID19 pandemic and Rilling has seen it working well so he intends to keep in that way for the near future, he said.
“My first priority is for the safety of Norwalk’s residents and municipal employees,” he said. “No case of COVID in Norwalk has been traced to the public being allowed to freely come and go from City Hall and I intend to keep that trend going. I’d rather be too careful than to open up too early.”
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Hudson Pacific Properties and Macerich to Fund Major Grant for Local Artists Impacted by COVID-19
December 16, 2020 GMT
Hudson Pacific Properties, Inc. (“Hudson Pacific”) (NYSE: HPP
), a Los Angeles-based real estate investment company focused on West Coast epicenters of media and tech, and
Macerich (NYSE: MAC), one of the nation’s leading owners, operators and developers of one-of-a-kind retail properties in top markets, announced today that they will fast-track more than $650,000 to artists in Los Angeles impacted by COVID-19 through the Vibrant Cities Arts Grant. The funds are associated with the One Westside project, a joint venture between Hudson Pacific and Macerich, which is converting the former Westside Pavilion mall into Google’s newest Los Angeles campus. Consistent with the joint venture structure, Hudson Pacific will fund the majority of the Vibrant Cities Arts Gra