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In 1891, the Oregon legislature created the Port of Portland to dredge a shipping channel from Portland to the Pacific Ocean. It now owns five marine terminals, four airports and seven business parks in the Northwest United States. The port also owns and operates the dredge Oregon, which helps maintain the current 40-foot-deep navigation channel on the lower Columbia and Willamette rivers. Port of Portland also provides area environmental programs, including wetland mitigation projects, ground restoration and habitat enhancement.

Fort Vancouver Regional Library serves as a vital resource for the community, offering a wide range of materials and services across multiple locations. The library provides access to books, media, and online resources, along with various programs tailored for all ages, including storytimes, book groups, and special events. In addition to traditional library services, Fort Vancouver Regional Library emphasizes community engagement through initiatives such as the Library Passport program and opportunities for local authors and publishers. The library also supports educational resources for students and families, fostering a love for reading and learning throughout the region. Generated from the website