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Posted: 7:47 PM Oct 6, 2008
Milton Flea Market Vendors Declined SBA Loans
None of the vendors at the Milton Flea Market has been approved for disaster loans from the Small Business Administration.
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MILTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- None of the vendors at the Milton Flea Market has been approved for disaster loans from the Small Business Administration.
Only six business owners filled out the loan applications, and the SBA already has declined half of them.
The state's largest flea market burned to the ground last month. The SBA came to Milton Town Hall to begin the application process for the low-interest disaster loans. There is no word from the agency on when the remaining three loan applications will be processed.
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Posted by: paul
on Oct 8, 2008 at 03:15 PM
I had heard that some of the vendors had stolen items so they wont get a loan if you steal you are probably not going to work for a living.
Posted by: Maddi
on Oct 8, 2008 at 03:13 PM
To Brian: I don't really care about democrats or republicans but if you have paid attention to the news when they were first trying to pass this 700 billion dollar bill it was the republicans who were against it. The democrats voted for it and so the republicans got mad cause they had no say in it. But when it came down to the time to vote for it the first time it was denied and it should have stayed that way. Yes i know some republicans wanted it but the majority of them didn't. And some democrats didn't want it. But no Bush had to keep pushing it and use the peoples tax money to pay for the mortgage companies. And to Heather. Your comments aren't needed it just show's how low class you are on picking on those people that are in more need of others. They are actually better because they aren't putting people down like you are. If you don't have nothing nice to say then don't say anything at all. Again i really hope everything works out for those who lost their items & jobs in the fire
Posted by: Anon
on Oct 8, 2008 at 01:33 PM
To Heather: People like you and your asinine comments are the reason welfare is looked down upon. Even IF some of the people had government assistance, they still have every right to sell their crafts.
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