NewPage’s Escanaba mill reaches 100 years old
Source: Detroit Free Press
Paper milling has been a staple of Escanaba’s economy for, well, a hundred years, as evidenced by the upcoming celebrations at NewPage’s mill there.
Excerpt: A city in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula is celebrating a paper mill milestone.
Manufacturer NewPage Corp. is kicking off a month of festivities Monday to mark the 100th anniversary of its paper mill in Escanaba.
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Source: Detroit Free Press
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