"Business Maine." Brief articles on potential Kittery property tax losses from

    Source

    Mainebiz

    Date

    6-12-2000

    Pages

    4-8

    Abstract

    "Business Maine." Brief articles on potential Kittery property tax losses from the death of Ronald Sawtelle, owner of Seavey Island LLC; Board of Planning Review's denial of an International Paper site-review permit; move of Putnam Investments from Massachusetts to Maine; order by Maine Department of Environmental Protection for Wyman power plant to reduce emissions; revenue increase at American Skiing Company in Bethel; Teamsters' support for a potential L.L. Bean strike; construction of Irving Forest Products' manufacturing plant in Limestone; ruling from Forest Stewardship Council that J. D. Irving met its environmental standards; upcoming closure of Franklin Shoe Company in Farmington; selection of Leonard Dow as chief operating officer of FirstPark in Fairfield; consideration of subsidiary CNEX to buy itself when sold by Central Maine Power; railroad service to Portland; and lawsuit by four employees against MBNA.

    Subjects

    Actions and defenses, Air pollution, American Skiing Co, Bean, L L, Inc Freeport, FirstPark Oakland, International Paper Company, Irving Forest Products, Irving, J D, Ltd, MBNA Corp, Putnam Investments, Railroads Passenger service, Dow, Leonard, Sawtelle, Ronald

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