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Hurricane Ian survivors seeking FEMA help MUST apply for SBA assistance too, ‘Individual Assistance’ registration event Friday in Bunnell

Hurricane Ian survivors seeking FEMA help MUST apply for SBA assistance too, ‘Individual Assistance’ registration event Friday in Bunnell

October 12, 2022 – The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) may refer survivors of Hurricane Ian to the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) with information about how to apply for a disaster loan – including homeowners, renters, business owners, and certain nonprofits. It’s important to submit the loan application as soon as possible.   “Despite the agency name, those looking for FEMA assistance due to impacts from Hurricane Ian will also be directed to apply for an SBA loan – including homeowners and renters,” said Emergency Management Director Jonathan Lord. “You may not be able to access all available FEMA assistance…
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Heavy Rains Bring New Road Flooding

Heavy Rains Bring New Road Flooding

  Heavy rains over the weekend have brought the usual flooding throughout many neighborhoods. This intersection however is a new area. The corner of Whitemill Dr and Whiteview Parkway, where the new gated development is being built,  have been flooded since at least early this morning. The waters have started to recede but we are not done with the rain yet.   The forecast has rain off and on for the near future. It is advisable for people who drive this route to be aware of the localized flooding during and after heavy rain amounts in this intersection. Flooding was worse…
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September Special Budget Meeting Brings Emotional and Strong Public Opinions.

September Special Budget Meeting Brings Emotional and Strong Public Opinions.

On September 6th, 2022, at 6pm, the City of Palm Coast kicked off their Special Budget Meeting at City Hall.  This meeting started off with a proclamation on behalf of the School Board, by renewing the half cent tax that helps provide funding for our schools. City Staff, then presented the winners of our city’s annual Photography Contest. The winners were as follows: Nature category, was Les Goldberg; Recreation category was Mara Rush; Residents category winner was Alexander Lexington; Pets category winner was Jennifer Bellrive; and Events category winner was Eduardo Hernandez. It was after this happy and joyous moment…
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