St. Paul Helping Small Restaurants Recover From COVID, Civil Unrest
17 Sep 2021
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St. Paul’s Restaurant Resiliency Program designed to help owners that lack the expertise to build an online business.
Opening their own restaurant in January 2018 was a longtime dream come true for Jamie and Niw Rattanapamonsook. Suspending in-person dining in the spring of 2020 due to COVID-19 put that dream — and the future of their tiny Thai Street Market — in doubt.
Sure, Jamie Rattanapamonsook had heard that social media marketing could bolster takeout orders. But how to do it?
“I felt overwhelmed,” said the mother of three home-schooled children. “I’m just not a tech kind of person.”
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Announcing a Twin Cities Metro Region On-Line Interactive Career Fair
Date: Tuesday, September 28, 2021
Time: 2-5 p.m.
**Event is limited to 40 exhibitors – register early!**
Venue: Virtual Interactive Event Web Site https://metroregioninteractive.easyvirtualfair.com/
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St. Paul, Minnesota - Today, the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED) has launched the latest round of Child Care Economic Development Grants. These grants authorize $5 million over the next two fiscal years for grants to local communities to...
