Elected officials to announce funding for victims impacted by Jerome Avenue fire
Th announcement comes just a week after demolition got underway for the businesses destroyed in the fire.
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10h agoLocal leader will announce new help for businesses and workers who were affected by the massive fire on Jerome and Burnside avenues earlier this month.
This comes just a week after demolition got underway for the businesses destroyed in the fire.
The announcement was expected today, but the presser has been canceled.
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