Monthly Archives: January 2022
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Local activists and leaders call on the state to help Hispanics
“I implore our governor and state legislators to use ARPA funding and the state budget surplus to help the most vulnerable in the community,” said Kasandra ... -
Utah Valley University Opens New Scott C. Keller Commercial Building
The new space will house Utah’s largest business school. Orem, Utah, Jan. 12, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The new Scott C. Keller Building at Utah Valley ... -
The politics of migration from Central America on Tuesday’s Access Utah
According to the Migration Policy Institute: “Over the decades, several million Central American migrants have sought opportunity, refuge and stability in the United States, driven by ... -
Fannie Mae Uses Blend Rent Payment Data for Access to Credit Expansion | The powerful 790 KFGO
By Hannah Lang (Reuters) – U.S. housing finance giant Fannie Mae has started integrating data from digital banking startup Blend Labs Inc. into its underwriting program ... -
The madness of school openings as a zero-sum game
The omicron COVID-19 surge and its record number of pediatric infections and hospitalizations have reignited the debate over in-person schooling. A drumbeat of national commentary insists ... -
West Side Rag “Gale Brewer and Bodega Advocate for Explosion of” Dark Stores “Grocery Delivery App as Unfair Competitors of Mom and Pop Stores
Posted on January 10, 2022 at 12:22 PM by West Sider Gale Brewer speaking alongside other small business advocates on Sunday. By Joy Bergmann Board member ... -
Best Scholarships for Latino Students
Scholarships are a great way to pay for college without having to repay funds. Maximizing scholarship potential may be particularly useful for Latino students, who received ... -
How Some Americans End Up With No Credit Score Business
Is the amount of money someone earns preventing them from getting a desirable credit score? Or their race and ethnicity? The answers: No, absolutely not. Some ... -
Chicagoan is committed to making affordable housing a reality
Bonita Harrison’s goal has always been to own 200 property units. As a residential developer, his mission was to create a noticeable change in a South ... -
Hennepin County Reaches Out to Help Small Businesses During COVID-19 Pandemic
Vanessa Drews was a paralegal at a large Minneapolis law firm who dabbled in baking cheesecakes on the side. She made dessert for her colleagues during ...
