By John DriscolThe Times-StandardJune 7, 2008A new Pacific Lumber Co. will be formed by the Mendocino Redwood Co., according to a federal bankruptcy court's ruling filed Friday.U.S. Bankruptcy Court Judge…
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Wall Street JournalJune 7, 2008A U.S. bankruptcy judge in Texas said he will confirm a plan to take Pacific Lumber Co. out of Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings and be acquired…
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Bankruptcy judge backs reorganization of Pacific Lumber Co. Plan calls for Mendocino Redwood Co., largely owned by founder of the Gap Inc., to operate 220,000 acres in Humboldt County.By Tim…
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By Kelly ZitoSan Francisco ChronicleJune 7, 2008For a quarter of a century, environmentalists, state regulators, a logging town and a corporate giant have waged an acrimonious public battle over a…
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By Donna TamThe Times-StandardJune 7, 2008Pacific Lumber Co. employees and Scotia residents are feeling cautious but relieved that the company's bankruptcy saga may be coming to an end. "I think…
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By Mike GeniellaSanta Rosa Press DemocratJune 7, 2008Pacific Lumber Co., the North Coast's premier timber company for 125 years, will be taken over by Mendocino Redwood Co. and an East…
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Includes coverage of the Pacific Lumber Company ruling - A federal bankruptcy judge ruled Friday on a reorganization plan for Pacific Lumber Company.Download the program to your computerTO DOWNLOAD: Us…
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By Cari TunaThe Wall Street JournalJune 6, 2008A Texas bankruptcy judge could rule Friday on the fate of 200,000 acres of California redwoods that helped ignite the "timber wars" of…
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By Malia WollanAssociated PressJune 6, 2008San Francisco, CA - A company owned by the founders of Gap Inc. won preliminary approval Friday to take over the bankrupt Pacific Lumber Co.,…
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Santa Rosa Press DemocratJune 6, 2008A federal bankruptcy judge Friday ruled that Pacific Lumber Co., the North Coast's premier timber company, will be taken over by a $525 million joint…
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