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In a significant legislative move, the North Carolina House has passed a relief bill totaling $464 million aimed at aiding recovery efforts from the devastation caused by Hurricane Helene. Among the key provisions of this bill is the allocation of $60 million for a long-awaited grant program designed to support local businesses that have been struggling under the burden of loans and financial setbacks.
This grant initiative is expected to provide much-needed financial assistance to businesses that were severely impacted by the hurricane, allowing them to rebuild and regain their footing in the community. Lawmakers emphasized the importance of this support, highlighting how it can help stimulate economic recovery in the affected areas.
The passage of this bill reflects the state's commitment to aiding its residents and businesses in the aftermath of natural disasters, ensuring that they have the resources necessary to recover and thrive in the future. The relief package is seen as a crucial step toward rebuilding the local economy and restoring normalcy for those affected by the storm.
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