Atlanta water woes impact some businesses harder
Help may soon be on the way for many Atlanta businesses who report thousands of dollars in losses following a series of water main breaks. But some small businesses say they need help now. Mayor Andre Dickens announced the city will establish a $5-million financial relief fund for businesses that have been affected by the water crisis.
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