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GSI revamps its website, adds new one for economic development

AdvantageSpokane.com seen as a recruiting tool
July 30, 2015
Samantha Peone
Greater Spokane Incorporated has updated its main website, at GreaterSpokane.org, and has launched AdvantageSpokane.com, a site aimed at companies that are interested in moving or expanding here, says Maria Vandervert, vice president of marketing and comm
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Spokane-area parks departments foresee jump in ACA costs

City of Spokane reports larger surge than county
July 30, 2015
The city of Spokane Parks and Recreation Department estimates it faces a $60,000 per month increase in costs due to the Affordable Care Act. The ACA requires employers with more than 200 employees to enroll their employees automatically into the organiza
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—Mike McLean

Senior housing placement needs grow

CarePatrol office here matches clients with care environments
July 30, 2015
Mike McLean
Tim Swilling sees no shortage in demand for matching seniors with appropriate housing and care services.
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Railroad projects to receive $32.9 million in improvements

Funds earmarked for short-line upgrades
July 30, 2015
Mike McLean
Three Eastern Washington rail infrastructure and economic development projects have been awarded a total of $32.9 million in funding in the Washington state transportation package that was approved recently by the Legislature. One of the projects, the $1
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—Treva Lind

Chiropractic care comes home

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July 30, 2015
Treva Lind
Andrew Glanville has added wheels to his chiropractor toolbox. Make that the tires on the car he drives to his clients' doorsteps. As a doctor of chiropractic services, Glanville launched a mobile practice last April to treat patients in homes and offi
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Drought, heat trigger early wheat harvest

Apples and cherries hurt; beef likely to be profitable
July 30, 2015
Samantha Peone
Northwest wheat growers are harvesting two to three weeks earlier than normal, due to recent drought and extreme heat conditions, says an agricultural outlook report from the Spokane-based Northwest Farm Credit Services. Typical harvesting times vary th
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—Aero Spray Inc.

Firefighting company to add planes in Deer Park

Aero Spray reports record year with busy fire season
July 30, 2015
LeAnn Bjerken
Aero Spray Inc., an Appleton, Minn.-based aerial firefighting service with a base in Deer Park, says it could expand its operation here during what's been an unusually busy fire season. 'This year's fire season has been a record for the company, th
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—Treva Lind

Tackling the complexities of multiple health problems

Spokane woman returns home to fight brain tumor
July 30, 2015
Treva Lind
Hayley Olson spent much of her 20s living life around health care issues, but she thought she'd turned a corner nearly two years ago.
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Adapting first aid, CPR training to be used on infants

Providence instructor finds strong demand for classes
July 30, 2015
Kim Crompton
Providence Health Care class instructor Clair Bennett says an infant/child first aid and CPR class she proposed and then launched about a year and a half ago with the Spokane-based health care system's blessing is attracting the strong interest that she
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PacifiClean Environmental looks to resolve green waste tiff

Ag department suspended treatment at Quincy facility
July 30, 2015
The Washington state Department of Agriculture recently stopped Spokane-based PacifiClean Environmental LLC from transporting yard and food waste from Western Washington to its Quincy, Wash., composting facility after discovering apple maggot larva in com
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