JP Centre/South Main Streets has launched a new directory of businesses in our district, highlighting the changes in opening hours and operations during the Coronavirus shutdown and reopening. Eventually, it will become an app for more mobile users in our community.
Shout out to our own Monumental Market, who were recently featured on NBCBoston. They prove that small business owners have the determination and drive needed to get through this.
JP Centre/South Main Streets has launched a new campaign to help our businesses adapt and thrive in the district and community as we recover and reopen. We ask for your support so we can increase our capacity to help local businesses and build community during these challenging times.
As we prepare for reopening, JP Centre/South Main Streets has launched Orange Means Open! We are providing orange lanterns for any business that is open, even partially so that our community can tell at a glance which businesses can welcome them.
It’s a new look via Zoom, but still reassuring to see Randal Engelmann of FOCUS Real Estate present their web videos. Their latest video featured our Executive Director, Ginger Brown, and “Three Things You Can Do to Help Small Businesses” in JP Centre/South Main Streets during this crisis. Tune in…
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There has been a lot of information lately about the options that are now available because of the passage of the CARES Act. While this is by no means a complete description, here are some highlights to consider. Currently there are at least two loan available from the SBA.
Jamaica Plain residents – we need your help to support local businesses in terms of immediate, long-term and recovery-specific needs.
Ferris Wheels Bike Shop at 66 South Street has let us know that they are indeed hiring during this time!