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Wholesalers exert flower power

For cluster of suppliers downtown, gearing up for bloom-rich holidays is serious business
February 26, 1997
Anita Burke
Planning to send Mom flowers for Mothers Day?If you do, youll participate in one of the top flower-buying occasions of the year. And to help lay some blossoms on Americas moms, operations are in full bloom at three wholesale florists just
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Riverpoint projects foreseen

New campus master plan calls for construction of three buildings in next development phase
February 26, 1997
Kim Crompton
Three more academic buildings would be constructed in the next phase of development at the Riverpoint Higher Education Park east of downtown, perhaps by 2009, if an updated campus master plan becomes reality.Washington State University at the a
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KaiserÂ’s annual report hints at cloudy future

In addition to power woes, possible asset sale, lawsuits, and labor fight raise doubts
February 26, 1997
Paul Read
While soaring energy prices have clouded the viability of Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp.s Northwest smelters, other challenges and uncertainties raise questions about the future of Kaisers plants here, its parent companys new annual report
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Stocking sweet memories

The Original Penny Candy Store
February 26, 1997
Addy Hatch
COEUR DALENEThe most common phrase uttered by customers upon entering the store where Judy Norton works here is, I feel like a kid in a candy store. With all due respect to those customersduh. The Original Penny Candy Store, nestled
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Interest in generators rises here

Sacred Heart reaches out to rural hospitals; WSU program seeks enrollment increase
February 26, 1997
Kim Crompton
In what could be an omen of things to come based on rising energy concerns, the Spokane Cummins engine dealer has sold diesel-powered generating equipment worth more than $10 million to a Central Washington public utility district to help cover a a
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Pharmacist shortage Rx tried

Sacred Heart reaches out to rural hospitals; WSU program seeks enrollment increase
February 26, 1997
Lisa Harrell
The shortage of available pharmacists that has plagued hospitals, home-health agencies, community clinics, and retail pharmacies here for years hasnt run its course yet, but steps are being taken to ease the pain.Larry Bettesworth, director of
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Is Medinex on the ropes?

Post Falls company posted $30 million net loss in 2000; auditors skeptical itÂ’s viable
February 26, 1997
Addy Hatch
Post Falls-based Medinex Systems Inc. has spent nearly all of the $21 million it raised two years ago in an initial public offering, has posted a $30 million net loss for 2000, and has trimmed roughly 80 percent of the about 180 employees it had on
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State DOT proposes land-for-services swap

Agency offers parcel along Ruby in exchange for construction work
February 26, 1997
Linn Parish
The Washington state Department of Transportation wants to exchange a parcel of land on Spokanes North Side that has strong development potential for construction of a building in the Spokane Valley and for a project north of Spokane.The swap
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Stoneridge closed for renovation

New owners approve $2.5 million in upgrades to Idaho golf course
February 26, 1997
Addy Hatch
Stoneridge Golf Course, just north of Spirit Lake, Idaho, closed last weekend for a yearlong, $2.5 million renovation.The project includes rebuilding all of the greens on the 18-hole golf course, adding new tee boxes and rebuilding older tee a a
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MSC starts remodel at East Sprague facility

$1.7 million job includes adding cafeteria, elevator
February 26, 1997
Linn Parish
MSC/Premera Blue Cross, one of Eastern Washingtons largest health insurers, has started work on a $1.7 million remodeling project at its main office complex.The complex, which is located at 3900 E. Sprague, includes two buildings with a total
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