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Renewable Energy Company Has Big Plans for Former Timco Sawmill

A new green energy company plans to buy the former Timco sawmill in Barnstead.
Timco closed 5 years ago and the town lost about 100 jobs.
The new company, Sanco Energy, wants to produce energy, raise fish, and grow food year-round in greenhouses.
While it may sound like a huge undertaking, Barnstead residents hope the company will bring the jobs back and provide the tax base the town needs.
New Hampshire Public Radio’s Amy Quinton reports.

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