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Massive U District complex to move forward next month

298 living units to be built along Spokane River
March 4, 2021
Natasha Nellis
Phoenix-based Sagamore Spokane LLC is moving forward with plans to build a 298-unit apartment complex overlooking the Spokane River in Spokane's University District, according to a press release from the development company.
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DSP, others revisit idea of stadium near downtown

United Soccer League throws support behind proposal
March 2, 2021
Kevin Blocker
The Downtown Spokane Partnership and other supporters are revisiting plans for a new sports stadium just north of downtown Spokane.
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Guest Commentary: Removing Snake River dams could be devastating

$33 billion plan unwise...
February 25, 2021
Don Brunell
Idaho Rep. Mike Simpson's $33 billion plan to remove the lower Snake River dams is unwise. However, if he pushes it, he needs to include the impact of breaching dams in his home state which completely shutoff salmon and steelhead migration. Simpson
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The Journal's View: Growth control bill could compound housing woes

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February 25, 2021
Staff Report
A bill that aims to weaken developer vesting rights and strengthen the power of appeals in regard to adjusting urban growth boundaries wouldn't improve the state's Growth Management Act. Instead, it has the potential to exacerbate the affordable
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The Journal's View: Growth control bill could compound housing woes

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February 25, 2021
Staff Report
A bill that aims to weaken developer vesting rights and strengthen the power of appeals in regard to adjusting urban growth boundaries wouldn't improve the state's Growth Management Act. Instead, it has the potential to exacerbate the affordable housi
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The Journal's View: Growth control bill could compound housing woes

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February 25, 2021
Staff Report
A bill that aims to weaken developer vesting rights and strengthen the power of appeals in regard to adjusting urban growth boundaries wouldn't improve the state's Growth Management Act. Instead, it has the potential to exacerbate the affordable housi
Read More

Mirabeau Park Hotel plots course to rise above pandemic

Valley venue shifts services while holding on to core staff
February 25, 2021
Craig Howard
The Mirabeau Park Hotel & Convention Center was on track for one of its most successful years ever when the hospitality industry was derailed by a worldwide pandemic.
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Spokane's hospitality industry is positioned for comeback

Tourism, convention marketer stays in ring after 'punch in mouth'
February 25, 2021
Meg Winchester
The year 2020 started with so much promise. It felt like Spokane was poised to emerge from the shadow of bigger, trendy Pacific Northwest cities. Huge events like the NCAA Men's Basketball tournament were on the books in Spokane. With the possibility
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Natasha Nellis

CenterPlace adds new West Lawn events space

Plaza, concert stage added as key parts of $2.2 million in upgrades
February 25, 2021
Natasha Nellis
The CenterPlace Regional Event Center's recently renovated West Lawn, formerly an empty grassy knoll, has been transformed into a modern event space that managers of the facility say has the potential to draw new events to the region.
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Emergency bypass surgery comes far in 50 years

Pioneering procedure became standard of care in emergencies
February 25, 2021
Robert Hustrulid
A procedure pioneered in Spokane by medical teams led by cardiologist Dr. Francis Everhart and cardiac surgeon Dr. Ralph Berg in 1971 changed the standard of care for people having a heart attack and has led to further advances in emergency
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