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Boeing contract gives economy lift

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January 16, 2014

The Spokane area, and the Inland Northwest in general, should benefit just like the rest of the state from Boeing Co. machinists' recent approval-albeit narrowly-of an eight-year contract extension with the company. In particular, it should help ke

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January 16, 2014

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AEastern therapies used as alternative treatments

New Moon Family Wellness Center uses acupuncture, other methods

January 16, 2014

Katie Ross

Spokane acupuncturist and East Asian medical practitioner Rebekah Giangreco says she strives to help women find solutions to what ails both mind and body, naturally. The New Moon Family Wellness Center, which is owned by Giangreco and her husband, Antho

Overall vascular health should be factored into varicose vein options, physician says

Spokane surgeon suggests women query providers

January 16, 2014

Treva Lind

Women should talk to health providers about overall vascular health when looking for relief from symptoms caused by varicose veins, says Dr. Stephen Murray, a surgeon at the Providence Vascular Institute, in Spokane. Females seeking medical procedures t

Long-planned Millwood church project takes shape

$1.2 million facility addition is slated to be finished in May

January 16, 2014

Katie Ross

Spokane architectural firm Blue Room Architecture & Design PS has teamed up with Rockin' DW Construction Inc., of Spokane, and Kennewick-based R.E.A. Commercial LLC to design and build a $1.2 million multipurpose building that will attach to a church in

Mullan Road school remodel set to start this spring on South Hill

Spokane contractors team up to handle $17 million project

January 16, 2014

Treva Lind

Spokane Public Schools has selected WLK Joint Ventures, a Spokane-based partnership of Walker Construction Inc. and Leone & Keeble Inc., as general contractor and construction manager for a Mullan Road Elementary School renovation and addition project. G

Graham-led consortium wins large Denver project

$343 million contract calls for laying light-rail line

January 16, 2014

Treva Lind

A design-build consortium led by the Canadian parent company of Spokane Valley-based Graham Construction & Management Inc. has won a $343 million contract to design and build about 15 miles of a light-rail line in Denver. Tim Loucks, Spokane Valley-based

Deer Park business park clears key funding hurdle

City approves bond to help fund launch of first phase

January 16, 2014

Katie Ross

The first phase of a long-envisioned Deer Park Business & Industrial Center project finally is moving forward after the Deer Park City Council approved a $1.3 million local improvement district bond last month. Bob Lee, owner of Deer Park-based Centennia

Blew's Construction wins Spokane Valley Tech remodel

Second-phase work to include labs, classrooms

January 16, 2014

Treva Lind

Blew's Construction Inc., of Spokane Valley, has won a $1 million contract for a second phase of remodeling work at Spokane Valley Tech, a technical- and career-based learning center for high school students. Blew's started construction on Dec. 16 to

Gonzaga gets interest break with tax-exempt bonds

$53 million mostly will go to university center project

January 16, 2014

Mike McLean

The Washington State Higher Education Facilities Authority last month issued revenue bonds that will help finance a new university center that's under construction at Gonzaga University, executives at the Jesuit school here say. Chuck Murphy, Gonzagaï¿