“If opioid addiction in the United States is the worst manmade epidemic in the history of American medicine, then fentanyl is the worst mass-murder campaign in American history.” (from the award-winning DO NO HARM documentary produced by Media Policy Center)
Masks, masks, everywhere masks. And Corners Outreach is no stranger to the industry. This Peachtree Corners non-profit organization whose forte has been tutoring children of low-income families and offering lawn care services to residents in the area has branched out to making masks.
Small businesses hurt by the pandemic have until 5 p.m. on July 24 to apply for Gwinnett’s federal CARES Act grants and loans.
There stands a tall oak tree at the intersection of Herring Road, Brannen Boulevard and Gray Industrial Parkway in Grayson. Behind it is a large warehouse on a gravel parking lot that houses the Southeast Gwinnett Cooperative Ministry, one of six non-profit food co-ops in Gwinnett County.
Today, June 30th, Gwinnett County Small Business Assistance Program has begun accepting applications for $20 million in federal CARES Act grants and loans from for-profit businesses hurt by the pandemic.
While physical branches are closed, GCPL has found new ways to provide resources and services that enrich and inspire our community.
The fall 2017 elections are primarily all municipal. Interested in running?
Gwinnett Medical hires internal medicine resident program director
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