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SIERR Building improvements to make room for EWU

Interior will be upgraded for health science programs
October 20, 2022
Erica Bullock
New renovations at the historic SIERR Building, in Spokane's University District, will add a mix of learning spaces, administrative offices, and student areas for Eastern Washington University's nursing and communication sciences programs. The reno
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—Erica Bullock

GoJoe Patrol lands its first franchisee

D.C.-area market presents 'ideal demographics' for entry into East Coast
October 20, 2022
Erica Bullock
Six years after the owners of GoJoe Patrol Franchising LLC first disclosed plans to franchise the business, the Spokane Valley-based security company has landed its first franchisee. GoJoe Patrol co-owner and Chief Development Officer Harry Sladich says
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What's happening with: Radio Park on the South Hill

First-phase apartment approval extended as owners seek financing
October 20, 2022
Mike McLean
The first phase of the Radio Park commercial development is ready to move forward, pending financing approval, says Carl Guenzel, managing member of Radio Park LLC, which owns the 16-acre property on Spokane's South Hill. As the Journal reported early
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—Erica Bullock

Inflation expected to perforate INW giving season

Individual donations expected to decline
October 20, 2022
Erica Bullock
Nonprofit leaders here say that they expect individual donors will have less to give due to higher inflation and growing living expenses in the upcoming giving season, but they're also prepared to overcome potential budget shortfalls with lessons
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Spokane coworking centers report strong demand

Some are highly occupied with months-long waitlists
October 20, 2022
Erica Bullock
High occupancy levels at coworking facilities are expected to climb even higher with continued strong demand, in what representatives of coworking centers here describe as a permanent, post-pandemic shift in the market for office space. Ann Long, founder
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L&I should reconsider bump in 2023 workers' comp rates

The Washington state Department of Labor & Industries should reconsider its decision to raise workers' compensation insurance rates for 2023, in light of the surge in a wide range of costs employers are facing in the c
October 6, 2022
Staff Report
The Washington state Department of Labor & Industries should reconsider its decision to raise workers' compensation insurance rates for 2023, in light of the surge in a wide range of costs employers are facing in the current inflationary environment.
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