Education scholarships now available through Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
The Hispanic Chamber of Commerce is now accepting applications for its scholarship awards. The scholarship program is open to students who currently attend, are enrolled in or accepted into in an accredited post-high school educational institution including 2 or 4 year college or university or vocational, technical or trade school in the United States or…
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Hispanic Chamber of Commerce launches Business Success Academy to assist Latino/minority businesses
The Pittsburgh Metropolitan Area Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and CE Leadership Group are partnering to launch the Business Success Academy (BSA) Program to combat the disproportionate effect of the COVID-19 pandemic on Hispanic Businesses and the existing business achievement gap. Applications are being accepted at http://www.pmahcc.org/bsa until February 7, 2022 “With Hispanics creating 87% of…
MISSING: 18-year-old Erick Huvaldo Lopez-Bautista, last seen in Downtown Pittsburgh
The Pittsburgh Bureau of Police posted the following announcement on their Facebook page. Presente is sharing this information with our Spanish-speaking community in hopes that Erick can be found safe soon. MISSING: Special Victims Unit Detectives (SVU) are looking for 18-year-old Erick Huvaldo Lopez-Bautista. Bautista is 5’5″, 135 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes.…
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Become a transitional foster parent for unaccompanied migrant children
Can you become a transitional foster parent to give unaccompanied migrant children a safe, loving home— until they can reunite with family?
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Ed Gainey Inaugurated as first African American Pittsburgh Mayor
The City of Pittsburgh announced today that Ed Gainey has been sworn in as its 61st Mayor. Mayor Gainey pledged his commitment to prioritize community and police relations, economic inclusion, affordability, and transportation and create a “Pittsburgh for all”. The ceremony was held virtually in accordance with guidance from public health officials. “I am honored…
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