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Horizon CEO credits new culture for results

Credit union overcame tough time to boost assets and capital
February 26, 1997
Addy Hatch
Horizon Credit Union has bounced backand then somefrom a difficult episode three years ago in which the Spokane Valley-based institutions board fired its president, who then sued Horizon. The 13-branch credit union used the messy to make
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Reimbursement inequity said hitting Spokane hard

INHS CEO decries lower payments than East Coast, sees savings in other areas
February 26, 1997
Richard Ripley
Health-care providers here, struggling to cope with relentless cost increases, receive far lower Medicare reimbursements for the same procedures and services than their counterparts in other areas of the U.S., says Tom Fritz, CEO of Inland Health a
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Taking a stand on craftsmanship

Mister Standman Music Stands
February 26, 1997
Addy Hatch
COEUR DALENEMike Norris makes music with a DeWalt scroll saw.In his tiny workshop in the forest east of here, Norris carefully guides pieces of 5/8-inch hardwood into the saws dancing blade, creating delicate patterns that belie the from
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Big project mulled on Beacon Hill

Retirement complex, homes, multifamily units envisioned for 60 acres near Hillyard
February 26, 1997
Linn Parish
A group of northeast Spokane landowners is eyeing development of a mixed-use residential project with a total estimated value of roughly $50 million.As currently envisioned, the development would include a 200-unit retirement complex, 200 and a
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New player lifts Summit hopes

Nitze-Stagen & Co. has gained prominence by taking on complicated urban projects
February 26, 1997
Kim Crompton
Tall shoots of wild grass, rising up through rocky soil and scattered chunks of broken concrete, bend lazily under a gentle breeze as sparrows flit around playfully just above the ground and a fat marmot scurries toward its den.Such is life on
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Housing construction surges

Spokane, Kootenai county residential permits climb nearly 50 percent this year
February 26, 1997
Addy Hatch
Hold onto your hardhats, a residential building boom is on. The number of residential building permits issued in Spokane and Kootenai counties in the first 18 weeks of the year shot up 49 percentto 1,334 dwelling unitscompared with the a
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Mature Matters separates from Lawton Printing

Spokane companies divide senior-directory territories that they had developed together
February 26, 1997
Kim Crompton
Mature Matters Publishing Inc., of Spokane, which produces directories of services for seniors and provides seminars on aging and elder care, has separated from Lawton Printing Inc., also of Spokane, following a four-year joint publishing endeavor,
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Guardianship profession grows in Spokane

Currently, five agencies and 21 individuals have new certifications in field
February 26, 1997
Linn Parish
The relatively new profession of certified professional guardian has emerged as a growing field of work here and statewide, as demand increases for guardians who manage the affairs of those who cant completely tend to things themselves.The in
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Fairwinds-Northpointe targets active niche

Young retirement facility, parent embrace lifestyle-focused strategy
February 26, 1997
Kim Crompton
As seniors at the Fairwinds-Northpointe retirement center eat their meals in a large dining room, general manager Bob Krentel often plays old tunes for them on a nearby baby grand piano.I play America, The Beautiful every morningthats
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Gonzaga and EWU focus on entrepreneurship

Universities add programs to help students identify opportunities, take risks
February 26, 1997
Addy Hatch
Innovation and risk-taking are qualities that mark a successful entrepreneur. Theyre also qualities that are important to the growth of the economy, representatives of Gonzaga University and Eastern Washington University say. Accordingly, in
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