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Dragon owner rejects offer to sell cement plant

THOMASTON — The owner of the Dragon cement plant has rejected an offer to sell the facility.

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Dragon Products owner announces plan to close Thomaston cement plant

The company cited escalating operating and logistical costs for the plant's closure, which will result in the loss of 65 jobs.

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Dragon Products owner announces plan to close Thomaston cement plant

THOMASTON Dragon Products, a large Midcoast employer and the town s largest property taxpayer, informed its workers on Wednesday that the company plans to shut down the cement plant.

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Dragon Cement in Thomaston will lay off 65 as it shuts down

The hulking Dragon Cement plant will start idling in December, laying off about 65 workers over the coming year.

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