Governor plans winter business aid forum

March 28, 2006

NH Business Review Staff,

Gov. John Lynch is planning to hold an informational session in Lancaster tomorrow to discuss assistance available to businesses hurt by this year’s mild winter.

“I recognize that some New Hampshire small businesses are struggling because of this year’s mild winter and the impact that had on winter tourism, including snowmobiling and skiing,” Lynch said. “Wednesday’s informational session is an important opportunity for New Hampshire businesses to learn what assistance is available to help them recover.”

The meeting will feature representatives of the New Hampshire Business Finance Authority, the Department of Resources and Economic Development and the Coos Economic Development Corporation

It is planned to begin at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Lancaster Town Hall. – JEFF FEINGOLD

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