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Riverstone fish restaurant project shelved indefinitely

Hapa cites weak economy in its decision to postpone venture into Cd'A market
January 15, 2009
Mike McLean
Plans to construct a building for a Hapa Fish Co. restaurant in the Riverstone mixed-use development in Coeur d'Alene have been put on hold, even though a Spokane-based developer has obtained a building permit for the proposed $1.4 million SRM LLC,
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Storhaug acquires Hayden land-surveying company

Durtschi & Associates to continue under that name, expand services
January 15, 2009
David Cole
Storhaug Engineering Inc., a civil engineering, surveying, land-use planning, and landscape architecture firm based in Spokane, has purchased Hayden, Idaho, surveying company K.A. Durtschi & Associates Inc., says Jerry Storhaug, president and chief
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—Staff photo by Mike McLean

Retail expansion rises on North Division - Art only

January 15, 2009
An expansion and renovation project is under way at Division Street Square, at 3609 N. Division. The retail center will have five suites with a combined 11,300 square feet of floor space when the expansion is completed. Kofmehl Inc., of Spokane, is
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Newman Lake residential development proposed

Winter Glen residents would share 350-acre waterfront natural area
January 15, 2009
David Cole
A residential development of 39 one-acre lots is being proposed for an area above the southeast shore of Newman Lake, northeast of Spokane, where future home owners would share in the ownership of a 350-acre waterfront natural area.Developer a a
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Calendar: December 18, 2008

December 18, 2008
Dec. 18, 2008 - Jan. 15, 2009 The Journal of Business publishes information about meetings, events, and learning opportunities of interest to the general business community. Submit such items to Ben Rascoff, Journal of Business, 429 E.
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In The News: December 18, 2008

December 18, 2008
Dec. 16 / Employment here drops Nonagricultural wage and salary employment in the Spokane area dropped to 220,400 in November, a decrease of 1,100 jobs from the November 2007 level, according to preliminary state figures. Preliminary /
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Using holiday-like storytelling to create sales success

Exchanging experiences that offered lessons on life can help you build rapport
December 18, 2008
Jeffrey Gitomer
It's likely you will be with family over the Christmas holiday.There will be great times, reunions, happiness, tears of sadness and joy, great food, gifts, people you love, and people you kind of love. And did I mention great food?Most people
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Government steps certain to influence future of investments

Financial sector will feel biggest impact, but energy, infrastructure also eyed
December 18, 2008
Andrew Leckey
The huffing and puffing throughout 2008 about shrewd investment maneuvers to be well-positioned for a new U.S. president have vanished into thin air.From the economy to financial institutions to international terrorism, many of President-elect a
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Miners hope for turnaround

December 18, 2008
Paul Read
What a difference a year makes, unfortunately for the mining industry. Last year at this time, mining executives were giddy, with metals prices rising, demand soaring, and enough capital available to fuel aggressive exploration and then, prices and
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Lumber makers foresee further price declines

December 18, 2008
David Cole
The lumber industry has been hammered this year, and a downturn in demand that has hurt the industry likely will persist for another year, until the U.S. economy and the nation's housing market improve, industry representatives say.Shawn Church,
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