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—Karina Elias

The INW office market's mixed bag

As large tenants cut back, demand for smaller spaces escalates, observers say
April 21, 2022
Virginia Thomas
The commercial office space market in Spokane is a mixed bag, with high demand for smaller spaces and lower demand for larger corporate offices, commercial real estate brokers here say.
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Guest Commentary: Traffic, fuel prices, safety might factor into return to work

Some WFH permanent …
April 7, 2022
Don Brunell
With COVID-19 vaccines widely dispensed and masking requirements mostly lifted, will 'work from home” end? Will workers return to downtown offices at pre-pandemic levels?
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The Journal's View: Downtown Spokane faces critical juncture, deserves focus

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April 7, 2022
Staff Report
A confluence of events places Spokane's downtown at a critical juncture, and it's time for elected officials and business leaders to come together, regardless of political affiliations, and solve the problems that plague the core.
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Virginia Thomas

Rockwood Lane's resident demographics trend younger

More active clientele evolves at complex on lower South Hill
April 7, 2022
Virginia Thomas
Rockwood Lane Retirement Community residents have trended younger and more active in recent years, says Jason Finley, property manager and marketing representative.
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SBA urges emphasis on racial, gender equity

Underrepresented groups disproportionately hurt economically by pandemic
April 7, 2022
Mike Fong
Since the start of the pandemic, the U.S. Small Business Administration has worked to save the nation's small businesses. In Washington state alone, the agency provided more than $11 billion worth of economic aid, and 178,000 loans and grants
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Now is time to start 2022 tax, wealth planning

Key highlights this year include some increases in retirement plan limits
April 7, 2022
Charissa Anderson
We tend to be most aware of our specific income, charitable contributions, family gifts, and retirement savings or withdrawals as we gather our information for last year's tax return preparation.
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Companies face a more digital working world now

Spokane is experiencing arrival of hybrid future
April 7, 2022
Kurt Walsdorf
As the effects of the coronavirus continue to reshape our world, several factors are accelerating the shift to a more digital, hybrid future in Spokane.
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Washington state leads charge in aerospace advances

Aerospace, electric transportation, robotic innovations at hand
April 7, 2022
Mark Norton
It's a beautiful spring morning in the Inland Northwest. The year is 2030. As your morning alarms goes off, and you get out of bed, your smart device announces that you have a prescription delivery. Just a few hours earlier, while you were sleeping
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Whatever happened with: Citywide Internet efforts

Workgroup hasn't been asked to reconvene since before pandemic arrived
April 7, 2022
Mike McLean
Work by a city-appointed group tasked with exploring options for a fiber optic network has been on hold since the pandemic began. But City Council President Breean Beggs anticipates the city will revisit the subject and perhaps regroup this spring.
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Dewey Scientific to grow cannabis R&D site

Expansion includes $2.2M greenhouse
April 7, 2022
Karina Elias
Dewey Scientific LLC, an agtech company founded in 2018 by molecular plant biologists from Washington State University, has more than tripled its workforce over the past year and in 2021 increased annual revenue by 300%, says Dewey Scientific
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