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Moses Lake school design promotes project-based learning

Real World Academy said future of education
July 15, 2021
Kelly Hendrickson
Moses Lake, like many central Washington cities, has been growing for decades. The region has been attractive to both the technology and manufacturing industries.
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105 apartment units planned in two projects

Total value estimated at $7.5M, records show
July 15, 2021
Kevin Blocker
RYN Built Homes LLC, of Spokane Valley, has started construction on an apartment complex that will have 72 total units with an estimated construction value of $7.5 million, according to city of Spokane Valley documents.
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Why Realtors, others pulled out of city's housing plan

Report said out of date, doesn't convey urgency of homebuyer barriers
July 15, 2021
Tom Clark
In the Housing Action Plan the Spokane City Council is expected to consider on July 26, you'll see the names of the Housing Plan Working Group, individuals and organizations included to provide guidance on existing housing challenges, provide input
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Spokane Public Schools to wrap up conceptual plans for two middle schools

District plans to complete construction in fall 2023
July 15, 2021
Natasha Nellis
Spokane Public Schools is finalizing the schematic designs for the new Carla Peperzak Middle School project and the Sacajawea Middle School replacement project.
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MacDonald-Miller expands into Spokane market

Seattle-based facilities company has connections with contractors here
July 15, 2021
Virginia Thomas
Mechanical contractor MacDonald-Miller Facility Solutions Inc. has established an office in Spokane, its second in the Inland Northwest. Based in Seattle, MacDonald-Miller provides energy efficient building systems, mechanical repairs,
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Giant Storage complex planned in Post Falls

First phase will include 70K square feet of space
July 15, 2021
Kevin Blocker
Post Falls-based Steel Structures America Inc. has started construction on the first phase of what eventually will be a self-storage complex encompassing 10 buildings with a storage capacity of 170,000 square feet, says the project's co-owner.
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Natasha Nellis

Three new Spokane-area townhome projects in the works

Dozen new units in Valley to wrap up by year-end
July 15, 2021
Natasha Nellis
Three townhome-style projects with construction values totaling $5 million are planned or underway in the Spokane area. Will Clark, owner of Union Townhomes at 1724 N. Union Road in Spokane Valley, says work on the first phase of a two-phase
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Guest Commentary: 'Bumper Car Therapy' might shake off angst of COVID era

More than entertainment …
July 15, 2021
Don Brunell
Over the last 40 years, our family has vacationed at the same place on the beach. While the buildings have been refurbished, the complex remains largely unchanged. The exception was last year when the COVID pandemic shut down travel and beach lodging.
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The Journal's View: Downtown BID expansion is good idea if it's done right

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July 15, 2021
Staff Report
Expanding the downtown Business Improvement District, in concept, is a good idea. But the city should do so only if property owners buy into the plan and nonprofits opt in to do their part.
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Petunias Marketplace rebranded as Vettore Café

Restaurants & Retail
July 15, 2021
Kevin Blocker
Business owner Russell Fleming recently has rebranded and retooled the former Petunias Marketplace and is now operating it as Vettore Café.
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