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City OKs Indian Trail subdivision

Big housing developer to dedicate right of way, pay impact fees for roads
December 10, 2009
Mike McLean
City of Spokane Hearing Examiner Greg Smith has approved a preliminary plat request by Spokane developer Harlan Douglass for a 231-unit housing development in the Indian Trail neighborhood on the North Side.The development, called Hunt's is on
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—Staff photo by Paul Read

Shriners crisis sparks new vigor

Donations shot up after threat of closure; hospital will bill insurers in 2010
December 10, 2009
Paul Read and Paul Read
To say that 2009 has been a challenging year for the Shriners Hospitals for Children-Spokane would be quite an understatement, given that the 85-year-old hospital was on a possible closure list for months before being given a reprieve in July by a
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Agwunobi softens tone with clinic

Rockwood executives upbeat about pending alliance with CHS entity
December 10, 2009
Kim Crompton
Providence Health Care CEO Dr. Andy Agwunobi has adopted a more conciliatory tone toward Rockwood Clinic as that big health-care provider moves closer to a proposed sale of its practice to Providence rival Community Health Systems Inc.Rockwood by
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—Staff photo by Jeanne Gustafson

Video, music stores rocked by change

Industry upheaval has vendors scrambling to adapt
December 10, 2009
Jeanne Gustafson
The landscape of music and video sales and rentals has changed dramatically here, with smaller players dwindling in number and national companies seeking ways to stem losses as formidable competition from Internet ordering and delivery methods of a
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Medical school here said feasible

Task force reports coming; UW, WSU to report to lawmakers later
December 10, 2009
Richard Ripley
A task force that has studied whether it's feasible to establish a four-year medical school in Spokane has concluded that such a school is feasible, says Brian Pitcher, chancellor of Washington State University Spokane and a member of the task a 1
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Reviewing validity of traditional stock percentage formulas

Moving out of equities would be mistake, most financial experts agree
December 10, 2009
Personal Investing
The stock market is like an unreliable friend.Even if he's affable and generous this year, you're wary of his companionship if he squandered most of your money last year.Market volatility has a number of investors questioning just how much it
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In the News: December 10, 2009

December 10, 2009
Dec. 8 / Inland Power signs biomass power pact Inland Power & Light Co., of Spokane, signed a power purchase agreement with Barr-Tech LLC, of Spokane, that gives Inland rights to all renewable energy to be generated from a generation a
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Renewable energy is likely to benefit U.S. workers' health

Shift to wind, solar power should benefit 700,000, college researchers say
November 25, 2009
News Wise
Expansion of renewable energy should appreciably improve the health status of the 700,000 U.S. workers employed in the energy sector, suggests a commentary by Medical College of Wisconsin researchers, in Milwaukee. Their review was published in an
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—Staff photo by Jeanne Gustafson

Company offers suite of work-related health services

Two nurses launched occupational health shop after working for Kaiser
November 25, 2009
Jeanne Gustafson
Two occupational nurses who once worked at Kaiser Aluminum's Trentwood rolling mill have built a growing business that helps employers here reduce employees' lost work time by managing their health and safety programs better and providing case and
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Employers: If you're sick, stay at home

Companies taking extra workplace precautions to combat swine flu's rise
November 25, 2009
Steve Wilhelm
With the swine flu H1N1 pandemic still gathering momentum in this region, corporate and health department leaders are focusing their efforts on keeping sick people away from workplaces.For instance, Seattle-based Pemco Insurance has implemented
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