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    You are at:Home»Local News»47 businesses receive first wave of emergency assistance loans from Manhattan Chamber

    47 businesses receive first wave of emergency assistance loans from Manhattan Chamber

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    By Brandon Peoples on April 16, 2020 Local News, Manhattan
    Manhattan Area Chamber of Commerce (KMAN file photo)

    The first round of Manhattan Business Emergency Assistance Loans were distributed this week from the City of Manhattan’s Economic Development Fund.

    All told, 47 local businesses have received $208,840 in assistance. Most of those were directly deposited this week, within 10 days of the city commission approving the half million dollar loan request from the Manhattan Area Chamber of Commerce to create a relief fund. Chamber President and CEO Jason Smith explains how businesses will utilize those funds.

    “Those were primarily to take care of immediate bills like rent, utilities, things that would have potentially created a long-term detrimental impact on that business,” he said.

    Businesses can apply for up to $5,000 through the relief program. The no-interest loans must be paid off in 36 months and the first four months require no payments.

    Businesses receiving the loans are as follows.

    1419 Mercantile – $5,000

    63 Party Bus & Transportation – $3,650

    9Round Fitness – $3,271

    Acme Gift & Thread – $5,000

    Aggieville Barber – $1,620

    AJ’s NY Pizzeria – $5,000

    Bandit Coffee Café – $4,875

    Bluestem Bistro – $5,000

    Bob Joyce Agency – $3,110

    Bockers II Catering – $4,270

    Borck Brothers Menswear – $5,000

    Carpet Cleanse – $5,000

    Confetti & Cashmere – $4,150

    Cool Care Club – $3,680

    Elevation Studios – $2,460

    Far Out Arcade – $990

    Full House Chinese Restaurant – $5,000

    Gaia Salon Spa – $5,000

    GT Jewelers – $5,000

    Hilton Garden Inn & Manhattan Conference Center – $5,000

    IHOP – $5,000

    J&C Imaging – $3,000

    Jeff’s Pizza Shop – $5,000

    K-Scrubs – $4,825

    Light Box Tattoo – $3,605

    Little Apple Brewing Co. – $5,000

    Little Apple Lanes – $5,000

    Mrs. Powell’s Bakery – $5,000

    Old Chicago Pizza & Taproom – $5,000

    Orange Sky Yoga – $4,700

    Outer Rim – $5,000

    Pfeifley Jewelers – $5,000

    Planet Beach Spa – $4,830

    Professional O&P Services – $5,000

    Public Hall – $5,000

    RC McGraws Bar & Grill – $4,070

    Shaw Family Chiropractic and Acupuncture – $4,505

    Sorell-Iversen Chiropractic Clinic – $5,000

    Subs-N-Such – $4,100

    Super Cub & Acme Local – $5,000

    Syndicate Tattoo – $4,475

    That’ll Buff Out – $3,575

    The Boutique – $5,000

    The Dusty Bookshelf – $4,630

    The Hi Lo – $5,000

    The Village Geek – Manhattan – $5,000

    Widgets Family Fun – $5,000

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    KMAN News Director and host of In Focus. Contact Brandon at Brandon@1350KMAN.com

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