Tribe's investment helping Arlington company hire 200 (The Everett Herald 1/10)
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Stillaguamish Tribe grows economy with business investment
Posted: Thursday, January 10, 2013
The Stillaguamish Tribe of Washington has invested $5 million in a local technology firm.
MicroGreen Polymers makes food and beverage containers from recycled plastic. The company will be adding 200 jobs this year thanks to the tribe's involvement.
"As the technology was explained to me, I realized that the MicroGreen goal is the same as the tribe's, to save the Earth for the next generation," Koran Andrews, the chief executive officer of the tribe's economic development corporation, told The Everett Herald.
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Tribe's investment helping Arlington company hire 200 (The Everett Herald 1/10)
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