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In her 16 years with film packaging firm Charter Next Generation Inc. in Milton, Wis., Erin Propson has had the opportunity to challenge herself in various roles, from business manager to most recently director of sales operations. "By taking on positions of increasing responsibility, I've…

Fulfilling careers and a life-long partnership all started in Chemistry class at Otago for Tony and Barbara Johnson.

McKinley Paper Buys Midwest Paper, Sealed Air Acquires Foxpak Flexibles, and more…

The Midwest Paper Group mill in Combined Locks is under new ownership. Bio-PAPPEL has purchased the facility f...

This article reviews eight Wisconsin federal court decisions from 2021 interpreting Wisconsin law. The decisions touch on a variety of subjects, including tort law, advertising law, civil procedure, insurance law, contract law, corporate law, and intellec

This article reviews eight Wisconsin federal court decisions from 2021 interpreting Wisconsin law. The decisions touch on a variety of subjects, including tort law, advertising law, civil procedure, insurance law, contract law, corporate law, and intellec

Yves here. I don’t mean to be hard on Tom Conway, the international president of the United Steelworkers Union. The Democrats have taken organized labor for granted for so long that the gestures made by Biden so far, that of speaking out in favor of interference-free union elections, meaning scolding Amazon, and now shoring up a private pension guarantee fund, must seem like a sea change from the posture of the Democrats under Clinton and Obama. Hence it makes sense for Conway to applaud Bide...

wfrank@altoonamirror.com First shift workers leave the Appvion paper mill in Roaring Spring on Monday afternoon. Mirror photo by Patrick Waksmunski ROARING SPRING — One of Blair County’s oldest manufacturing facilities is closing its doors, and nearly 300 jobs will be lost. Appvion Inc. officials announced Monday they will close the Spring Mill, which has been operating since 1866, this spring. Altoona Blair County Development Corp. President and CEO Stephen McKnight said he had been in tou...

Blair County paper mill operating since 1866 blames closing on COVID-19 pandemic Updated Feb 16, 2021; ROARING SPRING, Pa. — A Pennsylvania paper mill that has been operating since 1866 will be closing its doors, idling nearly 300 workers. The (Altoona) Mirror reports that Appvion Inc. officials announced Monday that its Spring Mill will be shutting down this spring, affecting 293 workers. Stephen McKnight, president and chief executive officer of Altoona Blair County Development Corp, said...

ROARING SPRING, Pa. (AP) —