Name: Jacksonville catering business gets creative to stay afloat
Uploaded: 4/10/2020 12:02:40 PM
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Description: One Jacksonville business is making the most out of the coronavirus pandemic.

Don't close, get creative: Restaurants and catering finding new ways to generate revenue

Rather than worry her way through it, Jennifer Earnest decided to work her way through it.

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Photographer couple doing FREE 'virtual photoshoots' to spread positivity

The couple said if kids can go to school online and businesses can meet online, why can’t they do photoshoots online?

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Buy a shirt from Jacksonville clothing company, help feed low-income families

8103 Clothing and BEAM are helping the Jacksonville beaches communities with financial and food assistance.

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No joke: IRS releases timeline, requirements for stimulus payments

The guidelines make it sound as if those on Social Security will have to file a return.

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Hotel to offer free rooms for front-line health care workers

Embassy Suites Jacksonville said it is dedicating an entire floor of the hotel for medical staff at no charge through the end of April and potentially longer.

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9 things you should know about the city, VyStar loan program

Mayor Curry and VyStar CEO offer 9 takeaways from the COVID-19 economic crisis.

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How to file an unemployment claim in Georgia

If the COVID-19 pandemic has directly affected your job, here is how to apply for unemployment benefits from the state.

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Wiped out of toilet paper? Here's why

Some good toilet paper news: Things are calming down in the U.S. after a buying spree in mid-March. But it's not yet clear when buying habits will return to normal.

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Going beyond the numbers: Expert weighs in on unemployment increase

The unemployment filings report is expected to reveal more startling numbers Thursday but one expert says there is a silver lining.

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Food banks see supply cuts and people who never needed them before

Distributing food during the pandemic is now less personal, involving "thank you's" mouthed through car windows.

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How to budget your money after suddenly losing your job

Dr. Michael Gutter with the University of Florida says the first thing you need to do is remain calm and focus on what you can control.

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Budgeting during the coronavirus pandemic amid layoffs, furloughs

Dr. Michael Gutter with the University of Florida says the first thing you need to do is remain calm and focus on what you can control.

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City of St. Augustine cuts April, May rent in half for those renting city-owned buildings

Due to COVID-19 concerns, many small businesses have seen a steep decrease in business.

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Have auto insurance? You'll likely get a refund due to 'Stay at Home' from coronavirus

Many of the national auto insurers are providing a refund of 15 percent to April and May customer bills. The ones who aren't yet, are considering it.

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Makeup artist shares tips for slow business during pandemic

Times are hard right now for entrepreneurs, but one local makeup artist says now is the time to reflect on yourself and your business and get creative.

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Local restaurateur donates salary to keep staff payroll going during coronavirus closure

Daniel DeLeon, president and CEO of Grumpy’s in Orange Park, donated his salary for two months to an employee relief fund as sales dip during to-go only mandate.

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