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Meet Mister Clayton Grover. He was known to many in the shipyard as “the man.” Clayton worked at Bath Iron Works in Maine for nearly 67 years. On Friday, October 4, 2019, Mr. Grover passed away. His legacy lives on in the shipyard.
Read moreJulie Eaton has been harvesting the sea for 34 years. It’s what she loves, it’s who she is. But newly proposed regulations, from NOAA, protecting the right whale has her worried about being forced out of business and a livelihood her family has relied on for generations.
Read moreThomas McGuire speaks out about newly proposed federal regulations that will affect the survival of the Maine lobster industry and the livelihood of their communities.
Read moreNewly proposed federal regulations, from the National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration or NOAA, protecting the endangered right whale, has Mainefishermen worried about the survival of their industry and the livelihood of their communities.
Read moreOn Monday August 5th the inaugural IAM International President’s Capital Classic Golf Tournament took place in suburban Washington, DC. About 90 labor union supporters successfully raised tens of thousands of dollars for the 2020 Grand Lodge Convention in San Diego.
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