Temperatures drop, funding heats up
December 1, 2020
As temperatures dipped in Syracuse, NY, the Syracuse Economic Development Corporation announced a new round of COVID-19 grant funding. Businesses with 50 or fewer full time employees are eligible for grants between $2,500 and $10,000. The funds can be used to purchase outdoor equipment such as tents, awnings, enclosures, or heaters, as well as technology…To read more — login/subscribe
City government, nonprofits, businesses, and individuals worked together in Ottawa, KS, to develop a much needed downtown event space. The successful project won a 2019 Crown Communities award from American City and County. The Legacy Square project features 20,000 square feet of green space, covered canopies, public restrooms, benches, and other amenities. A large pavilion…
Watch a video produced by the county tourism department Hospitality venues in Lake George, NY, know a lot about how to entertain outdoors in frosty winter weather. When the temperatures dip, they open their ice bars. The venues team-up with master artisans who use saws and chisels to create bars made entirely of ice. Some…
Downtown leaders in Grand Forks, ND (est. pop. 56,556), had a question: Could serving a free hot meal to hundreds of people, and encouraging them to talk to their neighbors, improve community pride and engagement? That is the premise behind Grand Forks’ Longest Table events. The experiment kicked off in 2018, when organizers assembled a…
