I-80 sinkhole relief: Wharton center aids businesses until May 6
The Business Recovery Center at the Wharton Municipal Building, originally set to close earlier this month, offers face-to-face meetings with loan specialists.
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Apr 22, 2025, 11:16 AM
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46m agoA federal center helping small businesses impacted by I-80 sinkhole closures will stay open until May 6, according to government officials.
The Business Recovery Center at the Wharton Municipal Building, originally set to close earlier this month, offers face-to-face meetings with loan specialists.
The center operates Monday through Saturday to assist business owners with loan option questions.
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