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Ten-store Mr. Tux chain bought by former employee

February 26, 1997
Emily Brandler
A former employee of the Spokane-based Mr. Tux formal wear chain, which currently includes 10 stores in three states, says he and his wife have bought the operation, and are considering adding two or three more stores within the next few former Tim
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Engineering giant invests in Blue Water Technologies

Hayden company teams up with The Shaw Group Inc. on current, future projects
February 26, 1997
Emily Brandler
Blue Water Technologies Inc., a Hayden-based developer of waste-water treatment technologies, says a Louisiana-based engineering and construction giant has bought a sizable stake in the company. The two concerns now are collaborating on projects of
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West Plains slowdown foreseen

Developers warn of likely halt in retail growth there if residential ban remains
February 26, 1997
Kim Crompton
Recently surging commercial-development activity on the largely undeveloped West Plains will grind to a halt if Spokane County commissioners dont reduce the size of an area there in which residential construction is banned, a couple of real with
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District goes well beyond Kendall Yards

Tax-increment financing also will be available for neighborhood projects
February 26, 1997
Mike McLean
The tax-increment financing district spawned by the planned Kendall Yards urban village could be the catalyst that helps fuel up to 18 city and county projects with an estimated cost of $21 million that reach as far north as Cora Avenue.While a
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Helping clients cut credit-card fees

PE Systems quickly grows to 44 employees, projects staff of 200
February 26, 1997
Rocky Wilson
In just its first six years, PE Systems LLC, a Spokane company that helps merchants reduce the credit-card fees they pay, has exploded to employ 44 people and has developed a customer base of more than 600 clients.Among those clients, says CEO
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Telect eyes home market, evolves

To launch new product line next month, takes lean approach
February 26, 1997
Paul Read
Its Christmastime! exclaims Telect Inc. CEO Wayne Williams as he approaches two workers who are unpacking boxes that contain yet-to-be-introduced gear aimed at a whole new market for the Liberty Lake-based telecommunications equipment new an
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Avista starts final phase of $131 million upgrade

Last $21.5 million portion of power transmission line work will be done on the Palouse
February 26, 1997
Emily Brandler
Spokane-based Avista Utilities says it has begun work on a $21.5 million transmission-system upgrade on the Palouse thats the final phase in a $131 million regionwide upgrade the utility started in 2003.The 26 miles of high-voltage line in in
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CityÂ’s six-year road plan nears $300 million

Two-thirds of projects donÂ’t have funding yet; proposals include more roundabouts
February 26, 1997
Rocky Wilson
The city of Spokanes recently updated six-year street plan includes nearly $300 million in proposed capital projects aimed at addressing transportation infrastructure needs here.The plan, which is updated annually, includes projects to build
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Countertop makers find A SOLID NICHE

Lower prices trigger rise in mainstream demand; four new facilities opening
February 26, 1997
Mike McLean
A rising mainstream demand for natural-stone, stone-tile, and manufactured-stone countertops is driving a recent expansion of fabricators and installers in the Spokane-Coeur dAlene area, industry representatives here say.Longtime Spokane and
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Ritzy repose for fine merlots

February 26, 1997
Kim Crompton
Duke Mahl knew little about wines or wine collectors six years ago when, largely through happenstance, he came upon the idea of starting a business here that would install custom wine cellars in high-end homes.I didnt even know there was a
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