Business advocates here say they're going to be especially conservative this year when they submit funding requests to the Washington Legislature for the upcoming session because the state's supplemental budget likely will involve more deep cuts than new funding allocations.

With that in mind, they still have short lists of capital projects, and will seek to maintain funding commitments, such as for the North Spokane Corridor. They also will strive to keep planned projects, such as...


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