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Inland Northwest cancer care restructured

Summit network opens new Post Falls location
March 10, 2016
LeAnn Bjerken
Four cancer-care medical practices have restructured and changed their names to Summit Cancer Centers in the latest shifting in cancer care services here. Dr. Arvind Chaudhry, medical oncologist and director of Summit Cancer Centers, says this new integr
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Spokane County assessments hit record

Valuations top $40 billion; tax revenue rises 3 percent
March 10, 2016
Mike McLean
The overall property value for Spokane County reached a record level in 2015, finally breaching the earlier crest of 2009, says Byron Hodgson, the county's deputy assessor. Spokane County's total assessed value for 2015 was $40.2 billion, up from $38
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City Hall project goes to bid this month

$14.4 million complex to be finished by fall 2017
March 10, 2016
Mike McLean
The city of Spokane Valley expects to issue a call for contractor bids this month for its envisioned $14.4 million City Hall project, says Mark Calhoun, acting city manager. Calhoun says he anticipates the contract will be awarded in May, and constructio
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Cornerstone's worldwide office network rebrands

Shorter SVN name reflects large franchise's evolution
March 10, 2016
Mike McLean
Sperry Van Ness|Cornerstone, the boutique Spokane commercial real estate brokerage, has changed its name to SVN Cornerstone to reflect a rebranding by the Boston-based Sperry Van Ness International Corp. network that the brokerage here joined less than a
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Cardiometabolic prevention targets sleep disorders

Earlier treatment could stave off host of issues
February 25, 2016
Dr. Liana Groza
Health insurance costs per employee have risen by close to two-thirds over the past 10 years, and employers have more reasons than ever to try to control health care expenses. Indeed, for a long time, many of them have understood the importance of impleme
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Conference on rural health set for March

Event here expected to draw 300 people
February 25, 2016
Samantha Peone
Bringing together health care industry representatives from Washington, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, and Alaska, the annual Northwest Rural Health Conference will be held Tuesday, March 15, to Thursday, March 17, at the Spokane Convention Center, 334 W. Spokan
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California investor buys South Hill apartment complex

39 living-unit Timber Court acquired for $2.1 million
February 25, 2016
Mike McLean
Chris Nelson, of Manton, Calif., has bought the Timber Court Apartments complex on the South Hill for $2.1 million, says Joel Crosby, a commercial real estate broker involved in the transaction. Timber Court Apartments, located at 2707 E. 37th, has 39 un
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Garco Construction wins $32.6 million job at Michigan air force base

Project will support rapid refueling of KC-135 planes
February 25, 2016
Mike McLean
Garco Construction Inc., of Spokane, has been awarded a $32.6 million construction contract to build a massive jet-fuel storage and delivery system at Selfridge Air National Guard base, in Michigan, says Katie Fitzpatrick, a Garco spokeswoman. The base,
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Optometry practice downtown changes hands

Clay Evans takes over; longtime owner stays on
February 25, 2016
Optometrist Dr. Clay Evans has purchased the Eye Care Team practice in downtown Spokane from longtime owner Dr. Rick Kellogg. Evans took over ownership on Jan. 1. He declines to disclose the purchase price for the practice, which operates in 4,000 square
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