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United Way hosts a free screening of a film about an historic Black community that was devastated by the Mill Fire last September.

A lumber company that owns a Northern California wood veneers manufacturing plant linked to a deadly fast-spreading blaze that killed two people and sent

WEED, Calif. (AP) -- A lumber company that owns a Northern California wood veneers manufacturing plant linked to a deadly fast-spreading blaze that killed

WEED, Calif. (AP) — A lumber company that owns a Northern California wood veneers manufacturing plant linked to a deadly fast-spreading blaze that killed two people and sent thousands fleeing for their lives has reached a settlement agreement with more than 700 people who filed wrongful death, personal injury, and property loss claims.

Attorney Russell Reiner said each individual affected by the wildfire has received a settlement offer from Roseburg Forest Products Co. of Oregon.

The Oregon-based forest products company is starting to reach settlements with hundreds of plaintiffs.

United Way hosts a free screening of a film about an historic Black community that was devastated by the Mill Fire last September.

Lumber company Roseburg Forest Products has reached a settlement with victims of the Mill Fire which killed two people and destroyed over a hundred buildings.

United Way hosts a free screening of a film about an historic Black community that was devastated by the Mill Fire last September.

/PRNewswire/ -- Roseburg Forest Products announced today that it has agreed in principle with four law firms representing the majority of claims to settle the...