Chemical plant in Stratford closes
The ExxonMobil chemical plant in Stratford closed Friday as a continuation of a shutdown process that began in 2005. Management handed out severance packages and answered questions. One hundred workers
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Apr 6, 2007, 5:34 PM
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Updated 6,469 days ago
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The ExxonMobil chemical plant in Stratford closed Friday as a continuation of a shutdown process that began in 2005.
Management handed out severance packages and answered questions. One hundred workers were let go after the initial shutdown, and the rest left Friday.
A skeleton crew will remain on staff throughout the summer. According to management, the plant will likely be sold in the fall.
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