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Supporting Restaurants Through the Winter

As temperatures drop, restaurants are struggling to find ways to stay open while adhering to strict public health guidelines which encourage outdoor dining. In Cincinnati, Mayor John Cranley announced a new grant program seeking to give local restaurants the aid they need to continue operating during winter months. The program consists of $4 million in grants which can be used for anything from PPE to heat lamps and tents. Restaurants participating in the program will also benefit from promotion through Taste of Cincinnati, an established brand that can use its marketing tools and reach to help businesses reach more customers. Check out details about the program here.

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