What the future holds for the Millinocket area, and how big a role tourism will play in it, has been debated for nearly 30 years, ever since Great Northern announced its first big layoffs in 1986.
Whit Richardson
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How much further can Millinocket fall?
In 1900, when men of vision built Great Northern Paper Co. in the shadow of Katahdin, decades of prosperity followed. Then the hard times came – and settled right in – leaving a community in desperate search of a viable future.
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Posted inNews
How much farther can Millinocket fall?
In 1900, when men of vision built Great Northern Paper Co. in the shadow of Katahdin, decades of prosperity followed. Then the hard times came – and settled right in – leaving a community in desperate search of a viable future.
Posted inNews
How much further can Millinocket fall?
In 1900, when men of vision built Great Northern Paper Co. in the shadow of Katahdin, decades of prosperity followed. Then the hard times came – and settled right in – leaving a community in desperate search of a viable future.
Posted inNews
How much further can Millinocket fall?
In 1900, when men of vision built Great Northern Paper Co. in the shadow of Katahdin, decades of prosperity followed. Then the hard times came – and settled right in – leaving a community in desperate search of a viable future.
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President of Maine Technology Institute ousted
Gov. Paul LePage removes Robert Martin, who led the organization that provides grants and zero-interest loans to entrepreneurs and technology companies.
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Critical step in Verso-NewPage merger likely
Wednesday’s midnight deadline on debt restructuring agreement ‘appears likely.’
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Contract talks stalled, FairPoint workers likely to authorize strike
The vote is set for the end of this week, say labor leaders who object to the company’s use of non-union contract workers.
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Hurricane brings high surf, much rain to Maine
While Saturday afternoon and Sunday will be sunny, Arthur will create riptides at the beaches.
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DeLorme Publishing fined $6.2 million in patent case
The International Trade Commission rules in favor of a Virginia-based company that claimed DeLorme violated a consent agreement.