ARLINGTON, Wash. (AP) — The Northwest Hardwoods lumber mill in Arlington is closing Thursday, putting about 40 people out of work.
A vice president of the Tacoma-based company, Brian Narramore, told The Daily Herald (http://is.gd/fJ36kn) the mill had problems with supply and demand — a shortage of local timber and a low demand for lumber for new houses.
The sawmill has operated since 1967. It’s the second Snohomish County mill to announce its closing in a month. The Seattle-Snohomish mill in Snohomish is shutting down in March.
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Information from: The Daily Herald, http://www.heraldnet.com
