Mill could bring 200 jobs | HeraldNet.com

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The Port of Everett has taken a major step towards economic revitalization by securing a tenant for its Riverside Industrial Park, which plans to invest $100 million in a new lumber mill and power plant. This project is projected to create approximately 200 jobs, making it a critical development for the local workforce. After five years of diligent searching for a suitable tenant, the Port is excited about the positive implications this project has for the community. Local officials emphasize the importance of this initiative in enhancing employment opportunities and fostering economic growth in the region. The lumber mill will not only provide jobs but also contribute to sustainable resource management, supporting local industry.

Community leaders are optimistic about attracting further investments as a result of this development. With such significant job creation on the horizon, this initiative is poised to transform the local economic landscape. The project reflects a commitment to industrial growth in Everett and could serve as a model for future developments.

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