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Central Valley school to get major remodel

$10.5 million renovation will reshape 24 rooms at Greenacres Middle School
February 26, 1997
Megan Cooley
Central Valley School District plans to begin a $10.5 million renovation of Greenacres Middle School, in the Spokane Valley, next spring.Design work on the project is half done, and the project will go to bid in May or June, says Dave Jackman,
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Office tower project appears all but dead

Reugh opts not to pursue downtown venture alone
February 26, 1997
Kim Crompton
Two-year-old plans for a new office tower in downtown Spokane appear to be dead in the water following a decision by property owner K. Wendell Reugh to step back from the project, which at one time had an estimated cost of $50 million.I think
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A teacherÂ’s love for flying

Western Avionics Inc.
February 26, 1997
Kim Crompton
As a youth in Tacoma, Larry McNeese was so enamored with aviation that he would collect and sell pop bottles to scrape together the penny-a-pound it cost to take a plane ride at the citys municipal airport.These days, McNeesea seasoned and
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Office vacancies rise some

For the most part, however, numbers reverse climb reported six months ago
February 26, 1997
Linn Parish
Office vacancy rates here are somewhat higher than a year ago, but in some cases show a reversal of a steeper climb seen earlier this year, a new survey has found.Meantime, a separate new survey shows theres a surplus of industrial space say
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Bridging the Valley project set to progress

SRTC expects to choose manager by end of year; cost now at $270 million
February 26, 1997
Megan Cooley
The Spokane Regional Transportation Council is getting set to select a manager for the huge proposed Bridging the Valley Transportation project, which has grown in estimated value by $20 million, to $270 million.The government agency is to a on
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Design-build process gains popularity

Gonzaga, Colville Tribes, convention expansion to use collaborative methods
February 26, 1997
Linn Parish
When Spokane architect Steve Piscitello embarked on his first design-build project last yeara $5.1 million student-housing building at North Idaho Collegehe was unsure how well it would work to have a contractor involved in the design his he it
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CityÂ’s centers-and-corridors land-use planning advances

Projects take shape in four areas chosen for pilot strategizing process
February 26, 1997
Kim Crompton
Imagine a brick-paved, tree-lined pedestrian promenade stretching for a block between Holy Family Hospital and the Franklin Park Commons shopping center on Spokanes North Side. Envision also a pedestrian bridge, just west of there, that spans at
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Turning to the broadband generation for guidance

OneEighty Networks Inc. believes teen board member is one of nationÂ’s youngest
February 26, 1997
Kim Crompton
Kellen Green began playing on personal computers at about age 5, bought a used BMW 318i online before he was old enough to drive, and estimates he now spends at least several hours a day on the Internet.When not busy with homework or football,
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GIS still finding its way

Government agencies claim data could save companies time, boost marketing
February 26, 1997
Megan Cooley
Government agencies and some large businesses use geographic information systems to a prolific degree in Spokane, but many businesses here havent caught up with the technologys capabilities, say local GIS experts.GIS technology involves the
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Modular-home factory is booming, plans expansion

Stratford Building Corp. expects to build 100 homes at Rathdrum plant this year
February 26, 1997
Addy Hatch
RATHDRUMA Stratford Home may be modular, but its not mobile.Well, OK, its mobile twice: once when its wheeling down the production line in Stratford Building Corp.s factory here, then when its delivered in big sections on flat-bed a
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