Johnson launches plans to boost local business, combat food insecurity – Chicago Sun-Times

Allies for Community Business was selected to manage the $5 million Good Food Fund, which will provide grants and low-interest loans to food businesses. Seven other organizations and businesses were chosen to run the $2 million  Food Business Incubator Programs and create custom programs for small businesses, including  the physical spaces, technical help and education needed to get their companies up and running.
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Wyatt Earp
2 years ago

I will like to sit back and enjoy this sh.. show.
Let’s start a contest to name the new stores.
Winner gets a free cart full of food, wait, it’s always free at the “ five fingers food store”.

How about “ low price foods”, can’t get any
Lower than take it.

The Doctor
2 years ago
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Alfree

Steal and Go

Hello, Indiana!
2 years ago

Can’t wait for comrade Johnson to open his socialist, state run food stores that will be picked clean within days of opening. It’s okay though, the taxpayers will restock them and the cycle will continue unabated.

sue
2 years ago

MAYBE THEY COULD CURB CRIME????????????????????????????????

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