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Racing family picks up speed

Herberholz Racing Inc.
February 26, 1997
Linn Parish
One day a few years back, Sheri Herberholz waited for her husband, Larry, and oldest son, Dana, to come home with the familys first real race car. The two returned with a flatbed trailer carrying car-body parts. It didnt exactly rev her tells a
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Key Tronic readies for resurgence

Manufacturer is hiring again, boasts $70 million backlog of new business
February 26, 1997
Kim Crompton
Key Tronic Corp., of Spokane, is gearing up to add hundreds of employees to its global work force in coming months as it settles firmly into its new role as a diversified contract engineering and manufacturing concern, and seeks to dive into a of a
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Transportation clouds darken

SpokaneÂ’s Chris Marr, now in state leadership role, says attacks dealt blow to funding efforts
February 26, 1997
Kim Crompton
Washington states already stymied effort to approve a new transportation-funding plan no doubt was dealt a further setback by the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks on the East Coast, says Spokane auto dealer Chris Marr, who recently became chairman of a
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Itron plans to add jobs here

Company experiences healthy jumps in revenues, sees order pipeline swell
February 26, 1997
Adrienne C. Dellwo
Itron Inc., the Spokane-based maker of automated meter-reading systems, expects to boost employment at its operations here by up to 30 percent, President and CEO LeRoy Nosbaum told a gathering of businesspeople last week.After struggling for the
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Retail center planned near Felts Field

Development is to include ZipÂ’s, convenience store, and multitenant building
February 26, 1997
Kim Crompton
Spokane restaurateur Dennis Kelly plans to develop a small retail center, called Felts Crossing, at the northeast corner of Trent Avenue and Fancher Way near the Felts Field municipal airport.Kelly says the retail center will be located on a he
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Group Photographersmoves into U-City Mall

Developer hopes changes in Valley traffic flow will help fill empty spaces
February 26, 1997
Adrienne C. Dellwo
Group Photographers Association last month moved from Liberty Lake into the first floor of the old Lamonts building at University City, filling that building.That leaves 20,000 square feet of space to fill in the 480,000-square-foot shopping on
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Pizza equipment maker seeks site for expansion

Lloyd Industries looks to double work force, add new manufacturing shift
February 26, 1997
Rob Strenge
Lloyd Industries Inc., of Spokane, is looking to relocate to a larger facility here and has begun hiring to establish a second shift. It also expects to double its current small workforce within the next 10 months.The company, which designs, and
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Bond tool eyed for light rail

Tax-increment financing could help county pick up part of potentially big tab
February 26, 1997
Linn Parish
The Spokane County commissioners are discussing the idea of establishing a tax-increment financing district along the route of a proposed light-rail commuter system in the Spokane Valley to help get the train system built.County Commissioner the
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L-P mill site sells, to be the Point at Post Falls

SpokaneÂ’s Harry Green is part of group thatÂ’s bought 33-acre riverfront property
February 26, 1997
Addy Hatch
A group that includes Spokane developer Harry Greens company has bought the former Louisiana-Pacific Corp. mill site in Post Falls and plans a mixed-use project there called the Point at Post Falls.The group, Point at Post Falls LLC, closed on
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Crown West to develop new building at SBIP

Work on structure likely will start next spring; cost is to be about $3.6 million
February 26, 1997
Linn Parish
Crown West Realty LLC, of Spokane, plans to build an about $3.6 million office-and-warehouse structure in the southern portion of the big Spokane Business & Industrial Park.Crown West, which owns the 600-acre Spokane Valley park, is seeking a on
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