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Salem Chamber Plans Ribbon Cutting For Canobie Lake Toyota Center Thursday
The Southern New Hampshire Chamber of Commerce says Gov. Kelly Ayotte and others will be at the event at 3:30 p.m.

SALEM, NH — A ribbon-cutting is scheduled in Salem this week for the new Canobie Lake Toyota Certified Used Vehicle Center, with Gov. Kelly Ayotte expected to attend.
The Southern New Hampshire Chamber of Commerce said the ceremony will run from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. on Thursday, Aug. 27, at 417 South Broadway.
According to the chamber, the new center is a dedicated destination for customers looking to explore Toyota Certified Used Vehicles as well as a variety of pre-owned vehicles. The center features Toyota Gold Certified and Silver Certified vehicles, along with inspection and warranty information intended to give shoppers more confidence when buying a pre-owned vehicle.
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The event will mark the opening of the center in Salem and highlight what the chamber described as an investment in the local business community. The chamber said chamber members, local business leaders, community members and the public are invited to attend.
“We’re thrilled to celebrate this exciting addition to Salem and to recognize Canobie Lake Toyota’s continued investment in our local business community,” Cindi Woodbury, the executive director of the Southern New Hampshire Chamber of Commerce, said. “Ribbon cuttings are a wonderful way to bring our business community together, celebrate growth, and welcome new opportunities to the region. We’re especially excited to have Gov. Ayotte join us for this special occasion.”
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The Southern New Hampshire Chamber of Commerce said it works to support, connect and advocate for businesses throughout the region while helping foster a strong local business community. More information about the chamber is available at southernnhchamber.com.
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