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Guest Commentary: Colville forest project is model for bill pending in Congress

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March 2, 2023
Don Brunell
Who says Congress is so gridlocked that nothing is accomplished? Consider what happened in late 2021 when the U.S. Senate unanimously passed the Root and Stem Project Authorization Act, streamlining regulations for projects, reducing wildfire risk
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The Journal's View: City must remain committed to core while studying needs

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March 2, 2023
Staff Report
Spokane's elected leaders are right to study the city's facilities and determine the best uses for public spaces, but such efforts must factor the importance of a municipal presence in the downtown core.
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Dental coverage options for seniors said lacking

Maintaining oral health often requires planning, prioritizing in retirement
March 2, 2023
Erica Bullock
Some dental professionals here say many of their patients over 65 have prioritized oral health for much of their lives, but maintaining oral health in retirement becomes a challenge for those who must pay out of pocket for care.
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Big Table expands hospitality worker outreach

Spokane-based nonprofit aims to grow presence to 10 cities by 2029
March 2, 2023
Karina Elias
Spokane-based nonprofit Big Table has grown steadily and is opening a fourth location next month. Launched in Spokane in 2009, Big Table was formed to assist workers in the hospitality and restaurant industry with struggles, including housing stability
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Commellini Estate aims to enhance al fresco experiences

Historic family-owned venue envisioned to host more public occasions
March 2, 2023
Virginia Thomas
Commellini Estate Venue & Event Restaurant has a historical past that its owners, relatives of the original founders, say they hope to build on as they plan to increase public events at the wedding and event venue.
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Sandos slings sandwiches in northwest Spokane

Breakfast, lunch stand plans two more stands after busy first weeks
March 2, 2023
Virginia Thomas
The co-owner of a new drive-thru sandwich shop in Northwest Spokane claims demand has been stronger than he had expected. Isaac Houger says Sandos, which opened Jan. 26 at a stand at 1602 N. Ash, sold more than 4,450 sandwiches in its first four weeks.
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Griffiths, Dreher & Evans acquires firm

Janice Penar CPA/PFS served more than 75 clients
March 2, 2023
Virginia Thomas
Spokane Valley-based investment advising and accounting firm Griffiths, Dreher & Evans PS CPAs has acquired a smaller accounting firm with clients here and in Cheney. Deanna Dreher, a certified public accountant and shareholder
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WSU's Center for Innovation, SP3NW merge operations

SP3NW now can give support to companies in most industries
March 2, 2023
Erica Bullock
Washington State University's business incubator SP3NW has merged branding and resources with the university's Center for Innovation in a move that will change the operating model and expand programming for most industries, says SP3NW director
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Convention bookings expected to rebound by 2025

Current activity levels off last year's pace, but outlook is stable
March 2, 2023
Maureen Dodroe
It's been three years since COVID turned the tourism and hospitality industry upside down. That's about 1,100 days of heartbreak, uncertainty, loss, rebuilding, and success. Coming out of the pandemic, we knew it would take three to five years for
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The Native Project plans new $8M center

Nonprofit to develop safe space for youth near current facility
March 2, 2023
Erica Bullock
The Native Project, a Spokane-based social-service nonprofit, is proposing a new $8 million project for children and youth services at 1907 W. Maxwell, in Spokane's West Central neighborhood, according to preliminary planning documents on file with the
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