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Brewster concern buys old cinema in Cheney

Spokane developer plans to convert at least part of building into restaurant

February 26, 1997

A company headed by Spokane developer Rob Brewster Jr. has bought the former Twenty-Four Frames Cinema building in Cheney and plans to convert it into a restaurant and bar. The company, Selkirk Trading LLC, purchased the 93-year-old building is

Richard Ripley

After sustaining deep financial wounds in 2001, Avista Corp. is aiming to take some important steps in the first quarter toward recovery.

February 26, 1997

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Addy Hatch

COEUR DÂ’ALENEÂ—Things donÂ’t change much at HudsonÂ’s Hamburgers.

February 26, 1997

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Visions for University District come into focus

With master plan in hand, advocates pitch potential of promising part of town

February 26, 1997

Linn Parish

Just east of downtown Spokane, nondescript Sprague Avenue and the nearby railroad tracks do little to inspire thoughts of romantic Florence, Italy.In the future, though, a grand bridge structure reminiscent of the Ponte Vecchio in with cafes a

Adrienne C. Dellwo

February 26, 1997

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Big senior housing project planned in north Spokane

50-unit, $10 million Lilac Terrace complex to rise this fall

February 26, 1997

Emily Proffitt

Construction is to start this fall on a $10 million subsidized housing complex for seniors on Spokanes North Side.The 50-unit complex, to be called Lilac Terrace, will be part of the Lilac Plaza Retirement Community, located at 7007 N. says a

Retail strip center to rise at Wandermere

Vandervert-led company expects to start final phase of complex this summer

February 26, 1997

Emily Proffitt

A company headed by Spokane developer Dick Vandervert plans to build additional retail space at its Wandermere Village Shopping Center on the east side of U.S. 395 in the Wandermere area.The company, Wandermere Investments LLC, plans to a