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Support a black-owned business this Saturday

February 23, 2015
By AustinTalks | February 23, 2015

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West Side residents invited to community dinner
The free event will be held from 1 to 4 p.m. Oct. 6 at Plato School Hall, 5545 W. Harrison St. The dinner is being sponsored by the Assumption Greek Orthodox and Saint Martin de Porres Churches.
Back-to-school rally set for Saturday
Paint Austin pink on Oct. 1
All West Side men invited to health fair
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Bitoy's Sweet Treats off to successful start after rally
More than $2,000 in sales was recorded Saturday at the Austin African American Business Networking Association's latest BEER event.
Support a local black-owned business
Local residents support another black-owned business
Austin church honors two local business owners Sunday
The future is now

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Bitoy's Sweet Treats off to successful start after rally
More than $2,000 in sales was recorded Saturday at the Austin African American Business Networking Association's latest BEER event.
Support a local black-owned business
Annie Bell Fragrances nets $1,000 in 2 hours of black economic empowerment rally
Another new business in Austin
Back a local business Saturday - and every day

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Annie Bell Fragrances nets $1,000 in 2 hours of black economic empowerment rally
It's the third such event sponsored by the Austin African American Business Networking Association.
Back a local business Saturday - and every day
Business owners support one of their own
Couple buys Subway franchise on West Side to inspire change

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Neighborhood Opportunity Fund revitalizing Austin businesses
Five businesses are receiving grants of up to $250,000. They are Ted's Place at 5813 W. Madison St.; Sky-Light Carpentry Services at 5420 W. Division St..; Coleman's Bar-B-Que #2 at 5754 W. Chicago Ave.; Chubby's Char House at 5963 W. Madison St.; and Brown Sugar Bakery, at 4800 W. Chicago Ave.
Ald. Taliaferro says local businesses are key to community development
West Side residents help set guidelines for businesses at City Hall meeting
Celebrate black history month by circulating black dollars in black communities
Applications open for Neighborhood Opportunity Fund grants

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Neighborhood Opportunity Fund revitalizing Austin businesses
Five businesses are receiving grants of up to $250,000. They are Ted's Place at 5813 W. Madison St.; Sky-Light Carpentry Services at 5420 W. Division St..; Coleman's Bar-B-Que #2 at 5754 W. Chicago Ave.; Chubby's Char House at 5963 W. Madison St.; and Brown Sugar Bakery, at 4800 W. Chicago Ave.
Austin residents invited to take part in quality-of-life plan
Residents invited to work on quality-of-life plan for Austin
West Siders narrow ideas they want to pursue to improve Austin
Economic justice needed now

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