Seafood companies offered loans after water crisis
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Seafood companies offered loans after water crisis
(NECN/AP - Gloucester, Mass.) - The state's finance and development authority says it will offer $100,000 in loans to Gloucester seafood companies hurt by the summer's "boil water" order. Gloucester was under the order for 18 days in August and September after elevated levels of bacteria were found in the water supply. Seafood processors say they were forced to spend thousands of dollars a day to truck in the clean water needed for their work. read more
NECN | November 4, 2009
