Mill could bring 200 jobs | HeraldNet.com

Lynnwood, WALocal News

After a prolonged five-year search, the Port of Everett has successfully secured a tenant for its Riverside Industrial Park, which is poised to transform the area. The proposed development includes a $100 million investment to construct a lumber mill and power plant, projected to create approximately 200 jobs. This project represents a crucial opportunity for economic revitalization in the region, as local leaders have been keen to attract such investments. The Port's commitment to finding a suitable tenant has finally borne fruit, signaling a positive shift for the local economy. Community stakeholders are expressing optimism about the job opportunities and industrial growth that will result from this initiative.

The lumber mill is expected to enhance the area's industrial capacity while providing significant employment benefits. As plans progress, more information will be shared regarding the project's timeline and additional details. This development is not just a win for the Port but a hopeful sign for the entire Everett community.

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