‘The future is happening in our town’
Andy Stevenson, the vice president of project development for Twelve, describes the work his company is doing in Moses Lake to an audience of legislators and others at the Port of Moses Lake Wednesday.
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Attendees at the Port of Moses Lake tour Wednesday stand on the main runway at Grant County International Airport. At 13,503 feet, the runway is one of the longest civilian runways in America.
Attendees at the Port of Moses Lake tour listen to presentations from three local companies developing cutting-edge technologies Wednesday.
MOSES LAKE — A group of about 60 people – including a number of state legislators and Lt. Gov. Denny Heck – got a first-hand look at the future Wednesday, on a tour that included stops at Big Bend Community College, Boeing and other businesses at the Port of Moses Lake, as well as presentations by three local cutting-edge companies.
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