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Guest Commentary: Rail is still key to Spokane's success

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August 25, 2016
Guest Commentary
The Spokane City Council's recent decision to rescind its rail ordinance was welcome relief for the hundreds of local rail workers, not to mention the thousands of other shippers, growers, and manufacturers in our state who rely on railroads to move fre
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—Treva Lind

A PAK mentality

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August 25, 2016
Treva Lind
PAK9 Dog Training co-owners Brittney Katterfeld and Monique Smith share a business-slogan philosophy: molding dogs, training humans. Through their Deer Park-based company, they offer group classes and private lessons regionally for canine obedience, trai
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The Journal's View: Spokane Transit Authority's Proposition One is worthy of support

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August 25, 2016
Staff Report
Spokane Transit Authority, in its second attempt in as many years to raise sales taxes for ongoing operations as well as and expansion, has made sensible changes to its ballot measure. Because of those changes and the fundamental importance of mass transi
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—Kevin Blocker

Produce co-op LINC Foods grows

Organization connects farmers to restaurants, schools
August 25, 2016
In just a little more than two years, the Spokane Valley-based Local Inland Northwest Cooperative has grown from a handful of farmers to almost 50 whose produce is now being bought by restaurants, school districts, and universities. Beth Robinette and Jo
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Seattle engineering firm enters Spokane market

Hart Crowser opens office in Fernwell on Riverside
August 25, 2016
LeAnn Bjerken
Seattle-based engineering, science, and consulting company Hart Crowser Inc. has entered the Spokane market with a new office on the second floor of the Fernwell Building, at 505 W. Riverside downtown. The Spokane office will be managed by senior associ
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Chinese billionaire now largest investor in Community Health Systems

Chen has 10 percent of big hospital operator
August 25, 2016
LeAnn Bjerken
Chinese billionaire Tianqiao Chen and a group of companies in which he is sole or majority owner reported in a Securities and Exchange Commission filing earlier this month that they now own about 11.3 million shares, or 9.9 percent, of Community Health Sy
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BNSF starts grading for automotive facility in Spokane Valley

$10 million project could wrap up by end of year
August 25, 2016
Kim Crompton
BNSF Railway Co. has begun grading work for a planned $10 million automotive unloading facility here, says Gus Melonas, Seattle-based spokesman for BNSF's Northwest territory. The new facility will be located at 4510 E. Wisconsin, on the west side of t
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Kevin Blocker

Stricter rules on design precede Spokane's new comprehensive plan

City scheduled to update master guidelines in '17
August 25, 2016
LeAnn Bjerken
Following an increased interest in development in certain neighborhoods here in recent years, the city has updated its center-and-corridors design standards. Now city officials have begun to seek further input as they move toward a scheduled update of the
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BECU set to open first two Spokane-area branches

Credit union is still looking for site for third new office
August 25, 2016
LeAnn Bjerken
Two of the three branches here that Boeing Employees Credit Union announced plans for earlier this year are scheduled to open next month. The organization still is looking for a location for a third branch. The new branches will be the credit union'
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-Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories Inc.

Schweitzer Engineering plugs into rapid growth

Pullman workforce to top 3,000 within a few years
August 25, 2016
Mike McLean
Pullman-based Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories Inc., is growing quickly around the world, although it also remains committed to its home base, says company CEO Luis D'Acosta. The company recently broke ground on two buildings in which it plans to ex
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