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Low-interest disaster loans available for those impacted by recent wildfires (opens the original)
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Due to the Bug and Hawk fires, the Small Business Administration declared a disaster for Nevada on September 11. Impacted residents can apply for physical damage loans to help repair or replace damaged property. Small businesses can also apply for Economic Injury Disaster Loans (EIDL) to aid with their financial responsibilities caused by the fires. Nevada Office of Emergency Management Chief Brett Compston said their recovery team is dedicated to helping the survivors of the fire. “We’re gratef
Renown’s standalone children’s hospital on its way (opens the original)
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Renown Health is joining the Golisano Children’s Alliance, a national network of 21 children’s hospitals. Entrepreneur and philanthropist Tom Golisano founded the network. He donated $40 million to help Renown build a new children’s hospital and expand pediatric care. "As a father and grandfather, I've seen firsthand what it means for a family to have a great children's hospital close to home in a difficult moment," Golisano said in a press release. "My hope is that no family, no matter where th
Reno gas prices top $5 a gallon as diesel reaches record high (opens the original)
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Regular unleaded gas in Reno is averaging about $5.31 per gallon, more than 30 cents higher than the average in Las Vegas. Reno’s average diesel price has reached a record high of about $6.55. That’s more than $2 higher than a year ago. AAA Nevada spokesperson Doug Johnson said gas demand typically drops as summer travel winds down. “Usually when demand drops, gas prices aren’t far behind,” Johnson said. “Gas prices, they often shoot up like a rocket, but they come back down like a feather.” Joh
Lombardo’s executive order provides housing aid for residents impacted by the wildfires (opens the original)
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Over the last 30 days, Washoe County has faced three wildfires: the Bug Fire, Fred Mountain Fire and most recently, the Hawk Fire. Tens of thousands of residents were forced to evacuate their homes. The fires destroyed 58 houses and left 10 uninhabitable. Under Governor Joe Lombardo’s executive order, the Nevada Housing Division will provide funding to the City of Reno to support impacted residents with rental assistance and short-term housing costs. Lombardo said the recovery process will take
Free Airbnb stay for families impacted by Hawk Fire (opens the original)
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Residents whose houses have been damaged or burned, and families who remain under evacuation can be eligible for credits to book an Airbnb stay. United Way of Northern Nevada and the Sierra (UWNNS) partnered with Airbnb.org, a nonprofit founded by Airbnb to provide emergency housing in times of crisis including fires. Blake Pang, President and CEO of the nonprofit UWNNS, said having a place to sleep shouldn’t be another thing impacted families should have to worry about. Those eligible can apply
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