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Site seen as valley’s link to big ports
The sprawling Millersburg site where International Paper shut down and demolished the Albany Paper Mill still sits mostly empty, presumably awaiting a buyer. But some local officials have visions of turning the place into an intermodal shipping hub that would bypass the troubled Port of Portland and link the valley to the world.
Tags: intermodel hub, International Paper, Millersburg site, transportation, Union Pacific