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Green Marine

May 27, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Lynch preparing for shipyard fight

Gov. John Lynch has put together a committee to help persuade the Navy to keep the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard open. The Save the Shipyard Advisory Team includes two dozen lawmakers, business leaders and state and local officials. Lynch says its job will be to support the work being done by him, the N

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Gov. John Lynch has put together a committee to help persuade the Navy to keep the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard open.

The Save the Shipyard Advisory Team includes two dozen lawmakers, business leaders and state and local officials. Lynch says its job will be to support the work being done by him, the New Hampshire and Maine congressional delegations, Seacoast Shipyard Association and Maine Gov. John Baldacci.

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