My Everett News

For years the Port of Everett has tried to acquire the site of the former Kimberly-Clark mill on the Everett Waterfront. The property has been for sale pursued by different interested parties other than the Port for years. Recently Kimberly-Clark has been looking to clean up the site ahead of a possible sale. Tuesday night […]

Here’s a dramatic look at the Kimberly-Clark site on the Everett Waterfront now that the majority of buildings have been taken down. The brown warehouse at the left will stay for the new owner. Click photo to enlarge.

The Everett Planning Commission will hold a meeting Tuesday night to consider extending the moratorium on development at the Kimberly-Clark site on the Everett Waterfront. The public hearing will focus on a six month extension of the moratorium and a public workshop to review alternative land use and public access scenarios that have been prepared […]

With today’s announcement that environmental hurdles led to a last-minute scuttling of sale talks between Kimberly Clark and Atlas Holdings, local community leaders issued the following statements… Everett Mayor Ray Stephanson: “This is disappointing news,” Everett Mayor Ray Stephanson said. “Our hope is that both parties will reconsider and try to resurrect negotiations for a […]

I just received this statement from Kimberly Clark regarding the possibility that they will be shutting down the Everett Plant if no buyer can be found… Here is our statement: · As previously identified, Kimberly-Clark has been in the process of seeking to secure sale of the Everett Mill and Pulp operations since January 2011. […]