Raymond

🔒Boat business rebounds, but workforce is elusive

At Sabre Yachts in Raymond, boatbuilding is going gangbusters, a situation largely attributed to the continuous development of new models that use the latest technologies but they are competing with other boatbuilders — and other industries — for a limited pool of qualified workers.

MMA trustee seeks to abandon Hermon rail tie yard

The trustee for bankrupt Montreal, Maine and Atlantic Railway has filed a motion seeking court approval to abandon a 5.5-acre rail yard at Northern Maine Junction in Hermon containing ties treated with creosote, a wood preservative that officials say may pose a long-term environmental threat.

Sabre Yachts, O’Hara craft big yacht plan

The O’Hara Corp. and Sabre Yachts are pursuing a joint venture to complete and deliver a new...

Maryland co. breathes life into Dielectric

A Maryland company has agreed to purchase the Raymond-based antenna maker Dielectric Communications from Charlotte, N.C.-based SPX...
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Dielectric to close Raymond plant, lay off 55

A Raymond radio and television antenna manufacturer will close its doors and lay off its employees after...

🔒ME exporters change tack in marketing abroad

Think marketing in the United States, and a few methods spring immediately to mind: advertising, publicity, social...

Two bid on Sebago Lake beach contract

The town of Raymond received two questionable bids to manage Sebago Lake's only public beach, which has...

Four years in, boat club popularity on the rise

As the president of Port Harbor Marine, Rob Soucy often found himself fielding requests from employees wanting...
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