Finch Paper in Glens Falls will stop producing pulp from locally harvested logs and instead buy processed pulp, likely from Canada. The move will eliminate daily deliveries from about 45 to 50 logging trucks. Affected mill and wood-yard workers are being offered other company positions, but future layoffs remain possible. Local logging companies are expected […]
Finch Paper in Glens Falls will stop producing pulp from locally harvested logs and instead buy processed pulp, likely from Canada. The move will eliminate daily deliveries from about 45 to 50 logging trucks. Affected mill and wood-yard workers are being offered other company positions, but future layoffs remain possible. Local logging companies are expected to feel a major economic impact.

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