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Shareholders approve Oxford Networks sale

LEWISTON — After a two-hour meeting, shareholders approved the sale of Oxford Networks to the Montreal private equity firm Novacap in a vote at Oxford’s Data Center at Brunswick Landing. “We walked the shareholders through the process we followed to really find the best partner and best way to appropriately capitalize this company to grow,” […]

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Montreal firm buys Oxford Networks

LEWISTON — Oxford Networks has inked a deal to sell all of its stock for an undisclosed amount to the Montreal-based private equity firm Novacap. Oxford President and CEO Craig Gunderson said Wednesday the deal will help the company move ahead with “product evolution.” One of the first steps: an expansion at its two-year-old Data […]

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Sale of NewPage gives hope to workers, industry

The announcement of the sale of NewPage Holdings Inc. to Verso Paper on Monday has given people in the industry and associated parties hope that a stronger paper company will emerge. Verso Paper plans to buy NewPage’s seven mills in the United States, including the Rumford mill, for $1.4 billion. The deal, subject to regulatory […]

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Hospital furniture sale attracts bargain hunters

AUGUSTA (AP) — A chance to pick up bargain furniture and other items from the old MaineGeneral Medical Center attracted so many shoppers that officials canceled plans to extend the sale for another day. The Portland Press Herald reports that about 1,000 items sold in less than three hours Saturday, prompting Sunday’s sale to be […]

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Retired judge to probe Bath building sale

BATH (AP) — A former Maine Superior Court judge has been hired to investigate the disputed sale of city-owned property in Bath. The city sold the former Bath Memorial Hospital building in May for $799,000. The council on April 17 unanimously approved the deal. The building is assessed at $6.5 million. Critics said the city […]

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Bath hires investigator to probe city sale of $6.5 million property for $800,000

BATH — After being besieged by questions from residents, the Bath City Council on Wednesday decided to appoint an independent investigator to look into the controversial sale of city-owned property in May. The council also unanimously approved a new policy, drafted by the Economic Development Committee, that governs the sale of city-owned property. Councilor David Sinclair, who has […]