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Parting Thoughts with YMCA's Steve Tammaro

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November 19, 2020
Virginia Thomas
Steve Tammaro is retiring after more than eight years at the helm of YMCA of the Inland Northwest as the organization's president and CEO. Tammaro, 67, has spent more than 45 years with the YMCA in various locations. He started as a camp counselor
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Commercial construction comes on strong in Spokane as residential work dips

Spokane running counter to national spend reports
November 19, 2020
Natasha Nellis
Counter to national trends, nonresidential new construction in Spokane has remained strong through the pandemic, say local industry observers. Permit data provided by Spokane County, the city of Spokane, and the city of Spokane Valley show
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Pandemic hits female workforce most profoundly

Child care challenges among biggest factors
November 19, 2020
Virginia Thomas
A dearth of child care options and a high ratio of women in industries affected most by pandemic-related restrictions are contributing to a disproportionate share of women leaving the workforce, some employment observers here say.
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Taken Out: College bars, restaurants struggle with fanless games, new restrictions

Some have to reduce staff, shed inventory in current environment
November 19, 2020
Kevin Blocker
This time last year, the Gonzaga University men's basketball team already had played four home games while the women's hoops team had played a pair of contests at the McCarthey Athletic Center.
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Editor's Notebook: City Council's expansion needs to be discussed more broadly

As budgets tighten …
November 5, 2020
Linn Parish
When I learned the Spokane City Council had hired a new spokeswoman, my first thought was, 'Man, how many people work at the City Council now?” The answer is 22. That's up from 15 employees six years ago and means the ratio of people working
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The Journal's View: Unity, collaboration should be post-election focus

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November 5, 2020
Staff Report
With the divisive election season behind us, now is a time to come together, to heal, and to start the difficult, but entirely admirable, task of finding some common ground.
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Scrutinizing good businesses at core of investing

Stock buyers should seek companies that offer indispensable products
November 5, 2020
Chris Malde
Uncertainty dominates the U.S. investing landscape, including questions on economic growth, election outcomes, and the impact of civil unrest. To help navigate the uncertainty, it is important to remember the core of investing
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As black swan event, pandemic strains coping capabilities

Unpredictable events, however, can inspire future preparedness
November 5, 2020
Sarah Carlson
Chances are, you've probably heard the saying 'life is unpredictable.” Albeit true, this statement can quickly become cliché. 2020 has been nothing short of unpredictable, and for many of us, the events of this past year have left us with many
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Third-quarter bank earnings offer mixed bag

Some blame low interest rates for reduced income
November 5, 2020
Virginia Thomas
Some banks with a Spokane presence are reporting an increase in third-quarter net income due to strong mortgage production, while others posting a decline for the quarter point to lower interest income due to record-low interest rates as the reason.
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Fire Protection Specialists has moved

Restaurants & Retail
November 5, 2020
Kevin Blocker
Fire Protection Specialists LLC is moving into a new location with about 15,000-square feet of office and warehouse space at 1611 N. Molter, in Liberty Lake, after roughly 15 years located at 3624 E. Springfield, just south of Spokane Community College
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