Maryland Gov. Proposes $3M for Purple Line Small Businesses
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Maryland Governor Wes Moore unveils $3 million facade improvement program for small businesses affected by Purple Line construction in Montgomery County. Grants range from $50,000 to $250,000 for storefront updates and historic building repairs. This initiative complements an existing small business grant program that has already benefited 180 businesses. Business owners along Bonifant Street in Silver Spring express relief, as theyve struggled amid construction and pandemic impacts. Governor Moore acknowledges frustrations and commits to timely project completion, despite the Purple Line being five years behind schedule. With 90% of track laid, the new completion target is winter 2027.
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