Casualties and kudos | A summary of layoffs and hirings from this issue's reports
Casualties
Stationery printer William Arthur Inc. in Kennebunk plans to eliminate its third shift, cutting 23 jobs, according to the Portland Press Herald
Verso Paper in Bucksport laid off most of its 756 workers from March 9-23, according to the Bangor Daily News
American Pride, a wood turning manufacturer, will close its plant in Guilford and lay off roughly half of its 18 employees, according to the Bangor Daily News. Remaining employees will be transferred to a sister plant.
Quebec-based Boralex will close power plants in Stacyville and Fort Fairfield, laying off 29 people, according to Portland station WCSH6
Chicago-based R.R. Donnelley & Sons Co. will close its catalog and direct-marketing plant in Wells and lay off 370 people, according to the AP
Kudos
General Dynamics in Saco won a $16 million U.S.-Navy contract extension for Gatling guns, according to a company release
Kenway Corp., a composites manufacturer in Augusta, recently doubled the size of its facility and added 20 jobs, according to a release
The former Red Shield pulp mill in Old Town will reopen as Old Town Fuel & Fiber, and will employ 170 workers, said Patriarch Partners, the New York City-based private equity firm that bought the plant
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