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Did you or your company lose any work from last week’s blizzard?
By PBN Staff
Posted 1/3/11
With at least a foot of snow, last week’s storm put a crimp in many businesses’ ability to function.
But was the effect not that large, given the fact that the blizzard fell between Christmas and New Year’s Day, a week during which many businesses are closed anyway?
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