Baker: Additional $2M in loan money available to businesses hurt by gas disaster
The emergency loan fund was initially created with about
"This emergency loan fund was deemed to be exactly the sort of thing people needed -- a six-month, no-interest loan, relatively uncomplicated process that they could get through," Baker said Wednesday during a press conference at
Baker said
Lt. Governor
"I am well aware of what was taken away from people in this community and more importantly the employees and owners as a result of this disaster," said Baker.
Baker also said that earlier this week, the federal
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