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    Workers sort planed lumber Friday at Kennebec Lumber Co. in Solon. Sawmills are among the wood products businesses doing well in Maine.

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    Ryan Knowles operates the head saw Friday at Kennebec Lumber Co. in Solon. The head saw strips bark from logs and squares it into a beam for further production.

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    Nick Bowman operates a grading station Friday at Kennebec Lumber Co. in Solon. The station fine-tunes the size and dimensions of lumber at the end of the production line.

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    A worker places a rough-cut piece of lumber into a machine on Friday at Kennebec Lumber Co. in Solon. The machine will cut the board into a specific lumber dimension.

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    Denis Carrier, president of Kennebec Lumber Co. sits in his office Friday in Solon.

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    Scot Linkletter, manager at the Maine Woods Pellet company in Athens, explains on Thursday the process of using a machine to press wood sawdust into pellets. Wood pellet manufacturing is expected to increase as energy needs change.

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    Maine Woods Pellet company manager Scot Linkletter, shown Thursday, holds a handful of wood pellets made at the Athens company.

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