SHIPPING STOPS AGAIN AT INTERNATIONAL MARINE TERMINAL

Portland Daily Sun - Shipping activity at the city-owned, state-operated International Marine Terminal has ceased after a mill in Northern Maine decided to stop exporting its wood pulp, officials said this week. Old Town Fuel and Fiber began moving containers filled with wood pulp out of the Commercial Street port in April, starting with weekly service before scaling back to twice-monthly service in the summer months. In September, all shipping activity stopped at the port, the latest in a series of starts and stops for the facility.