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‘Our heart goes out to them’: Florence workers lose jobs due to plant closing

Nov 24, 2025 | 8:38 PM

Approximately 40 people employed at International Knife and Saw (IKS) on North Cashua Drive are out of jobs due to a change in ownership, according to IKS’s for

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