Commissioners Confirm Chester County Ready for Green on June 26

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June 19, 2020

Commissioners Confirm Chester County Ready for Green on June 26

Posted By: Mark Hostutler Posted date: June 19, 2020 vista.today Responding to Gov. Tom Wolf’s announcement that Chester County will move to green on June 26, Chester County Commissioners Marian Moskowitz, Josh Maxwell, and Michelle Kichline confirm that the county is fully prepared to further relax restrictions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. “Chester County is very ready to move to the next level of reopening, the green phase,” said Moskowitz. “Our public health strategies will ensure that businesses and organizations ... View Article

June 18, 2020

A Message from the Chester County Conference and Visitors Bureau

The time has come to reopen our doors and hearts to our hospitality, tourism and events community!  Chester County CVB was proud to work with Mid-Atlantic Events Magazine and Mario Oliveto Photography on a regional hospitality “welcome back” video. We and the partners involved will be sharing this with potential customers, stakeholders, social media followers, etc. The time has come to reopen our doors and hearts to our hospitality, tourism and events community!  We are #HospitalityReady. We are #EventReady. We are #TourismReady. #BrandywineValley Longwood Gardens set to open for ... View Article

June 15, 2020

PHILADELPHIA REGIONAL RECHARGE AND RECOVERY TASKFORCE ANNOUNCED

 Philadelphia, PA, June  15, 2020 – The Greater Philadelphia business and civic community, in collaboration with the City of Philadelphia, the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and the four other southeastern Pennsylvania counties announced today that they are spearheading an effort to recharge the regional economy as the area begins to recuperate from the impact of COVID-19 and address the need for greater economic empowerment and equity for all citizens. The global pandemic combined with calls for reforms to promote racial equality ... View Article

June 12, 2020

Pa. small business assistance grant program expects to begin accepting applications by month’s end

Jan Murphy, Harrisburg Patriot News Thursday, June 11, 2020   Day one after Gov. Tom Wolf announced a $225 million grant program to provide in relief aid for small businesses impacted by the COVID-19 public health crisis, 10 businesses had already filled out an application on Community First Fund’s website. Unfortunately, the application was for a loan program the community development financial institution offers, not the grant program the governor spoke about. Applications for that grant program are not likely ... View Article