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Amazon effect might not lead to employment surge

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December 20, 2018
Linn Parish
It's unusual-arguably unprecedented-to go into a new year knowing one employer plans to hire 1,500 people in the Spokane area. A pair of Spokane economists, however, are projecting job growth in 2019 similar to what has occurred this year
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-Samantha Peone

Simply Northwest: Sparkling with spirit of the season

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December 20, 2018
Samantha Peone
Even before entering the Spokane Valley store, Simply Northwest greets customers with a window display so festive that Buddy the Elf would be proud.
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Falls Tower hits historic preservation speed bump

Former YWCA building demolition remains likely, but could be delayed
December 20, 2018
Virginia Thomas
The planned $60 million Falls Tower project has been placed on hold while the Spokane Historic Landmarks Commission decides whether the two former YWCA buildings at 829 W. Broadway merit historic preservation designation
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Economic Outlook 2019: Momentum to carry into new year, with some slowing

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December 20, 2018
Linn Parish
The Inland Northwest business community has plenty of momentum going into 2019, but an inevitable slowdown that's bound to follow a long economic growth cycle is expected.
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—Virginia Thomas

MacKay Manufacturing buys structure in Spokane Valley

Company to expand into Ecolite facility next month
December 20, 2018
Virginia Thomas
Spokane Valley-based MacKay Manufacturing Inc. is expanding its space and is hoping to grow its staff and increase production capacity. Katie MacKay, vice president and second-generation MacKay Manufacturing owner, says the computer numerical control
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Legislative outlook: Spokane advocates seek $160 million-plus for projects, initiatives

Business advocates to fight tax increases first, though
December 20, 2018
LeAnn Bjerken
Spokane-area interests are seeking funding for education, transportation, health care, and community projects and initiatives valued at more than $160 million during the upcoming state legislative session.
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—Samantha Peone

Retail speculation on Spokane's South Hill

Myriad of uses possible when Shopko shutters its store on Regal Street
December 20, 2018
Samantha Peone
Potential future uses for the soon-to-be closed Shopko store building on Spokane's South Hill could include another big-box retailer, a grocery store, a multitenant retail complex, or a mixed-use development, say commercial real estate professionals
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Around Town

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December 6, 2018
Staff Report
Cor Counseling & Wellness LLC, of Spokane, has leased 1,900 square feet of office space in a multitenant building at 9631 N. Nevada, where it plans to open a second office in January. The mental health care provider has nine full-time therapists and is lo
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Guest Commentary: Health care costs, quality should top Congress' slate

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December 6, 2018
Don Brunell
When Congress convenes next year, lawmakers must focus on the cost and quality of health care. In November, voters made it clear that health care was on top of their minds.
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The Journal's View: Spokane City Council's sit-lie ordinance suspension helps no one

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December 6, 2018
Staff Report
The recent Spokane City Council action to suspend enforcement of the city's 'sit-lie” ordinance while the city addresses a lack of homeless shelters likely was taken through a sense of compassion, but the action was unneeded and helps no one.
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