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An electrical substation and control house will be built adjacent to and in a portion of what was once Railroad Street at a cost of several million dollars, said mill spokesman Tony Lyons. He declined to be more specific about the cost.
Read moreThere was a glimmer of hope in the announcement, however.
The company had plans to build a biomass heat and electricity plant on its site, which would burn wood chips to produce electricity and heat for the factory's operations. The decrease in energy costs by producing power independently would allow the plant to reopen and possibly hire back its workers.
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