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Delays plague city plan to offer $500K in small biz loans

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Delays plague city plan to offer $500K in small biz loans
Delays plague city plan to offer $500K in small biz loans

Three weeks ago, Kansas City, Missouri, Mayor Quinton Lucas introduced an ordinance to provide $500,000 to Kansas City small businesses facing the fallout of the pandemic.

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Loan requests you threwthat into process totaling overthirty million dollars in in inloans so way more than youknow.

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