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Mill disaster families begin receiving community donations

Summary by The Columbian
LONGVIEW — The families of the 11 Nippon Dynawave workers who were killed in the white liquor tank failure earlier this spring — along with one worker who was permanently disabled — will get the vast majority of the funds raised by the community in response to the industrial tragedy.

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Mill disaster families begin receiving community donations

LONGVIEW — The families of the 11 Nippon Dynawave workers who were killed in the white liquor tank failure earlier this spring — along with one worker who was permanently disabled — will get the vast majority of the funds raised by the community in response to the industrial tragedy.

·Vancouver, United States
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The Columbian broke the news in Vancouver, United States on Friday, August 7, 2026.
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