Three decades after stepping in to remediate a shuttered industrial site that left behind one of Clark County's most significant environmental legacies, the Port of Ridgefield is moving forward with plans to transform 40 acres of former waterfront wasteland into a mixed-use district anchored by parks, retail, housing, and maker space. Forty acres of former […]
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