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Lonny MacOrquodale hangs yarn to dry Wednesday at the Saco River Dyehouse, which dyes wool and other fibers for a variety of customers and has invested $750,000 in a suite of new top-of-the-line machinery from Italy. Photos by Shawn Patrick Ouellette/Staff Photographer
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Lonny MacOrquodale hangs yarn to dry Wednesday at the Saco River Dyehouse, which dyes wool and other fibers for a variety of customers and has invested $750,000 in a suite of new top-of-the-line machinery from Italy.
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Claudia Raessler of the Saco River Dyehouse photographs the new dye machine. The company expects to be dyeing 30,000 pounds a month by December.
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Lonny MacOrquodale hangs yarn to dry. With new equipment, the Saco River Dyehouse will be able to quadruple its annual sales, says the company's managing director.
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Finished yarn at the Saco River Dyehouse.
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Lonny MacOrquodale hangs yarn to dry at the Saco River Dyehouse last month.
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Rich Szalma of Cote Crane & Rigging uses a forklift to bring a new laboratory dye machine into Saco River Dyehouse in July.