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Agency aiding firms in emergency planning
'We all let employees out at the same time and it was impossible to travel.'
By Rebecca Keister
PBN Staff Writer
When remnants from Hurricane Irene slammed into New England in late August 2011, The Pastry Gourmet, with locations in Cumberland and North Kingstown, was among businesses that had substantial inventory losses with no refrigeration and no backup plans. More
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