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Inland Northwest Bank to build new CdÂ’A branch

February 26, 1997

DOT still wants to trade property for construction

Agency hopes to build new shop, begin work on second site through land swap here
February 26, 1997
Rob Strenge
An unusual offer by the Washington state Department of Transportation to exchange almost four acres of property on North Ruby Street for the construction work on two projects has failed to produce any offers acceptable to DOT. The projects include
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Ice World owners trying to buy Planet Ice, suit says

Both businesses suffering from oversupply of rinks, Planet IceÂ’s owner says
February 26, 1997
Addy Hatch
In the latest in a string of legal actions filed over Ice World USA, a Liberty Lake ice-skating rink, three of the companys five owners allege that the other two owners are trying to cut them out of the business at the same time theyre trying 1
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Chambers in Spokane, CdÂ’A establish regional task force

February 26, 1997
Linn Parish
The Spokane and Coeur dAlene chambers of commerce have established a group called the Joint Regional Issues Task Force to tackle topics that affect the business communities in both cities. The task force includes 16 peopleeight from the Area
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High-rise plans still on track

Falling interest rates might even boost big downtown project, spokesman says
February 26, 1997
Kim Crompton
Plans for a $50 million, 19-story office tower in downtown Spokane havent been pushed off schedule by the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks or the nations slide toward economic recession, a project spokesman says.Larry Soehren, vice president of &
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Grease Monkey plans several Spokane outlets

First franchise shop here opened in new strip mall near Wandermere Mall
February 26, 1997
Adrienne C. Dellwo
The Spokane franchisee of Grease Monkey, who opened an outlet of the auto-service chain in a strip-mall adjacent to Wandermere Mall two weeks ago, says he hopes to open four to five more outlets here in the next few years.The franchisee, Steve a
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New marketing company plans regional presence

Aris Marketing expects to employ 40 people in Spokane, 80 overall
February 26, 1997
Richard Ripley
A newly formed Spokane company has opened a marketing and distribution operation here and plans to open three more such operations here, in the Tri-Cities, and in the Seattle area. The company, Aris Marketing Inc., expects to employ a total of 80 a
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Where the fur flies (out the door)

Eidnes Furs Inc.
February 26, 1997
Addy Hatch
ST. MARIES, IdahoHere a box of coyote jaws, there a stack of buffalo ankle bones, upstairs a rack of wolverine pelts, and on the shelf, a row of deer and elk antlers. Wal-Mart, it aint.Actually, it is, in a way; Eidnes Furs Inc. is the
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River study concerns dischargers

State might restrict further chemicals going into river, force substantial upgrades
February 26, 1997
Linn Parish
A Washington state Department of Ecology study thats nearly completed could restrict further discharges into the Spokane River by municipal wastewater-treatment facilities and two private companies.Such new limits could force dischargers to to
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Retraining takes center stage

After years of economic growth, numerous layoffs here have fueled heightened activity
February 26, 1997
Addy Hatch
Retool your skills, retrain for a new careerin a fat economy, these are the kinds of slogans you see on matchbook covers and bus-stop benches, and its advice thats widely ignored.Why retrain when jobs are easy to come by? With the and
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