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‘South of Trent’ vision unfolds

SIRTI would like technology park there; city wants Riverside pushed through
February 26, 1997
Paul Read
When the Spokane Intercollegiate Research and Technology Institute breaks ground this summer on its planned technology building near the rail lines just east of downtown, it will be breathing new life into a long-neglected area seen as having vast
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Kuney lands north-south freeway work

DOTÂ’s $5 million project will lower Farwell Road, build four bridges
February 26, 1997
Jennifer Hesse
The Washington state Department of Transportation has awarded Max J. Kuney Co., of Spokane, a $5 million contract to lower part of Farwell Road and construct four bridges over Farwell to build part of the North Spokane Corridor there.Mike the a
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Northwest Architectural thrives focusing on the three HÂ’s

Firm becomes largest here here by specializing in handful of highly prolific sectors
February 26, 1997
Linn Parish
Northwest Architectural Co. has become the largest Spokane-based architectural firm by focusing on three Hs: high school, health care, and higher education.It just so happens that those sectors consistently generate some of the biggest in the
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Mooney & Pugh wins Valley CenterPlace contract

$7.5 million community center at Mirabeau Point will be owned by City of Spokane Valley
February 26, 1997
Jennifer Hesse
The city of Spokane Valley has awarded Mooney & Pugh Contractors Inc., of Spokane, a $7.5 million contract to build the CenterPlace Community Center at Mirabeau Point Park.Mooney & Pugh project manager Jerry Potter says nine other construction
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Tiny IT-LifeLine grows by backing up big boys

Outsourced data backup, recovery services attract some large concerns here
February 26, 1997
Linn Parish
Go to IT-LifeLine Inc.s office in the Steam Plant Square downtown, and youll see a three-person operation in small quarters that are typical of a high-tech startup.Look at the data-backup and data-recovery companys client list, however, a
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Kim Hotstart product engineers record sales

BNSF Railway buys device designed to lower fuel costs and pollution
February 26, 1997
Marc Stewart
Spokane Valley-based Kim Hotstart Manufacturing Co. says one of its railroad products is like the little engine that could: It could generate millions in revenue, help protect the environment, and save railroads millions in fuel costs.The the a
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Huntwood unit forecasts strong revenue growth

Building-products outlet expands merchandise mix to meet apparent demand
February 26, 1997
Linn Parish
Bargain Hunt Inc., a company started last year to sell surplus cabinetry and building materials from big Spokane Valley cabinet maker Huntwood Industries Inc., is growing quickly as it evolves into a discount building-products outlet.Tony says
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Avista unit settles tax bill dispute

Company had challenged $14.5 million assessment, stateÂ’s B&O interpretation
February 26, 1997
Kim Crompton
Avista Energy, the energy-trading unit of Spokane-based Avista Corp., has paid a $741,000 settlement to resolve a 4-year-old dispute with Washington state over a $14.5 million business-and-occupation tax assessment, says Avista Corp. spokesman Hugh
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City to create wetlands area southeast of Ferris

$1 million storm-water project to span 20 acres; goal is to ease flooding
February 26, 1997
Marc Stewart
The city of Spokane plans to turn about 20 acres of land just southeast of Ferris High School into wetlands with the intent of easing the vacant areas ground-water problems, creating a bird habitat, and educating high-school students.The city
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Chamber to lead trip by health-care leaders

May Washington, D.C., trip will be second of the year, but will have single focus
February 26, 1997
Richard Ripley
The Spokane Regional Chamber of Commerce, known for its annual trips to Washington, D.C., that enables business leaders here to lobby on defense, agricultural, and other issues, will send a second delegation there this year to focus solely on new a
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