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A probate notice has been issued in Clark County Superior Court regarding the estate of Kathleen Lynn Calvert. Here’s what local residents and businesses should know.
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A nonprobate notice to creditors has been filed in Clark County Superior Court for the estate of Merlyn G. Divens, initiating the statutory claim period under Washington law.
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Clark County Superior Court has opened probate proceedings for the estate of Beth A. Young, with a formal notice to creditors published in the Vancouver Business Journal. The notice triggers state deadlines for submitting any claims tied to the estate.
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A new probate notice filed in Clark County Superior Court announces the opening of the estate of Donalda Porter and invites creditor claims under Washington law.
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A probate notice published February 20 in the Vancouver Business Journal announces the opening of a Clark County probate case for the estate of Cynthia Helen Pfannes and outlines deadlines for creditor claims.
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Clark County Superior Court has opened probate proceedings for the estate of Heyden M. Hucke, appointing Sarah Wessling as personal representative and issuing required notice to creditors.
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A Portland man has been sentenced to 23 years in prison for a fatal shooting at a TriMet MAX station. The case carries regional implications for Southwest Washington residents who rely on Portland’s transit system.
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Mark Zuckerberg’s testimony in a landmark California trial could influence hundreds of similar lawsuits — including cases filed by school districts across the Pacific Northwest. The outcome may shape how communities like Longview and Kelso navigate youth mental health challenges linked to social media use.
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A Centralia man has pleaded guilty to damaging a Clackamas County electrical substation, with federal sentencing scheduled for February 2026. The case highlights ongoing infrastructure security concerns affecting Southwest Washington and the broader Pacific Northwest.
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A new Oregon bill advancing to a Senate floor vote seeks to overturn wrongful convictions tied to debunked forensic science — a move with potential implications for courts and communities across Southwest Washington.
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