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Plans for River Bend waterfront complex expanded

Scope grows, value totals $45M, documents show
December 19, 2019
Natasha Nellis
Sagamore Capital has doubled the scope of its planned River Bend waterfront multifamily community in Spokane's University District, with the addition of two multifamily housing buildings to the plans. A representative of the Phoenix-based development
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Spokane groups establish legislative priorities

Issues surrounding housing, health care to be focal points
December 19, 2019
Virginia Thomas
Issues and opportunities involving housing and health care top the list of priorities for Spokane-area municipalities and organizations as they prepare to make their cases at the 2020 Washington state legislative session. To bolster the housing market
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Greater Spokane Incorporated launches Point 09 campaign

GSI-led effort could bring in $11M per year for economic development
December 19, 2019
Virginia Thomas
If Greater Spokane Incorporated gets its way in the next legislative session, Spokane County would receive an additional $11 million a year in economic development funding moving forward. GSI, which acts as Spokane's joint chamber of commerce
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Guest Commentary: Entertainment venues, social amenities might help to save malls

Value-added shopping …
December 5, 2019
Don Brunell
Preliminary sales trends from Small Business Saturday show a continuing increase in purchases via smartphone, even among shoppers patronizing local merchants. According to the Associated Press, Adobe Analytics said purchase via smartphone made up over
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The Journal's View: A fresh look at rental ordinance is necessary

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December 5, 2019
Staff Report
The Spokane City Council was wise to delay action on its residential tenancies code, a sweeping proposed measure intended to provide more protections for renters while hoisting new fees and obligations onto landlords.
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Stillano Gelato set for Jan. 1 opening

Restaurants & Retail
December 5, 2019
Kevin Blocker
Stillano Gelato, a frozen Italian dessert store, has plans to open starting New Year's Day at 217 E. Sherman, in Coeur d' Alene. Stillano Gelato owner Kathryn Stillert couldn't be reached immediately for comment.
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Canopy Credit Union to host Ladder Coffee

Restaurants & Retail
December 5, 2019
Kevin Blocker
Canopy Credit Union will open a 1,200-square-foot Ladder Coffee Roasters store this month in its Spokane Valley branch, at 13105 E. Sprague. Canopy opened the 3,600-square-foot branch in September with an open floor plan and room for an eventual partner.
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Lil' Sumthin Saloon to open in downtown Spokane

Restaurants & Retail
December 5, 2019
Kevin Blocker
When you move to Spokane from Fort Worth, Texas it's only fitting to bring a little taste of home to the saloon you plan to open.
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Magnolia American restaurant planned in new Hotel Indigo downtown

Restaurants & Retail
December 5, 2019
Kevin Blocker
Patrick McLaughlin, the former food and beverage manager at the Davenport Hotel, says he's developing what is scheduled to be the Magnolia American Brasserie restaurant on the first floor of Hotel Indigo, in downtown Spokane.
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Ptera inks broadband contract with Cheney

City to exchange dark fiber access for service
December 5, 2019
Virginia Thomas
Cheney City Council has approved a contract with Liberty Lake-based telecommunications provider Ptera Inc. that will allow the city government to lease inactive fiber-optic lines to the company in exchange for broadband service.
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