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Journal Publisher Bever to retire early next year

Paul Read will take over newspaper's top position
December 15, 2011
Linn Parish
Journal of Business Publisher Greg D. Bever will retire Jan. 20, after a 43-year career in the newspaper industry. Paul Read, who has been with the Journal since its inception 25 years ago and currently serves as its operations manager, will the
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—Staff photo by Chey Scott

Spokane's wooden ski whiz

December 15, 2011
Chey Scott
Tis the ski and snowboard season once again, and inside TJ Sneva's workshop on Spokane's North Side, he's working long hours as orders for his custom-built, handmade wooden skis come rolling in.Sneva is the owner and sole employee of Sneva a he
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Inland Power CEO to retire next spring

Spokane utility's board launches search to find Mikkelsen's replacement
December 15, 2011
Treva Lind
Kris Mikkelsen, CEO of Spokane-based Inland Power & Light Co., has informed the electric cooperative's board and employees that she plans to retire next spring. The board has hired an executive search firm to help find her replacement.The search
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Poll: Spokane is less confident in economy

Tri-Cities/Wenatchee business owners more upbeat than those here
December 15, 2011
Treva Lind
A recent survey of 200 business owners in Washington state found overall confidence in the economy to be slightly improved from August ratings, but Spokane respondents were less optimistic than their West Side and Tri-Cities/Wenatchee peers.The
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New SRM unit targets organics

PacifiClean aims to help clients set up regional waste-processing plants
December 15, 2011
Kim Crompton
SRM Development LLC, of Spokane, has launched a new subsidiary called PacifiClean Environmental that will seek to work with government entities and large private-sector clients to develop multimillion-dollar, organic-processing facilities.The is
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—Staff photo by Mike McLean

Aerocet stays afloat during 'slow' season

Airplane pontoon maker credits sister company's growth, strong demand
December 15, 2011
Mike McLean
Aerocet Inc., a North Idaho manufacturer of composite floats for aircraft, is enjoying the busiest "slow" season it's ever had. As of early this month, the company's workforce was 34 and expected to increase yet this winter, says Garry Hojan, the a
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- Staff photo by Kim Crompton

Retailers face pressure on liquor sales

Grocery store chain execs say customers will expect them to stock hard alcohol
December 15, 2011
Kim Crompton
Spokane area-based grocery store chains aren't tipping their hand yet as to whether or how they plan to stock and market liquor, following Washington state voters' recent approval of Initiative 1183, which privatizes state liquor for a couple of to
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—Staff photo by Kim Crompton

Gusts of change on the way

Tiny town of Oakesdale hopes to reap benefits of energy project
December 15, 2011
Chey Scott
The small farming town of Oakesdale is hoping to see a boost to its economy as a result of the planned nearby 58-turbine Palouse Wind project for which construction is scheduled to ramp up next spring.Residents of the 420-person community aren't
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Montanore moves closer to permit

Silver-copper project would create hundreds of jobs
December 15, 2011
Mike McLean
Spokane-based Mines Management Inc. says it anticipates federal approval as soon as next year of an exploratory mining permit that could lead to a large silver and copper mine, creating hundreds of jobs in northwest Montana.Mines Management's be
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Large-cap growth funds most resilient in 2011, analysts say

Modest economic growth is likely in '12, bodes well for big companies' stocks
December 15, 2011
Andrew Leckey
Large-cap growth funds have held up better than most other types of stock funds in 2011.Previously ignored, big-name companies that have rapidly rising earnings become more attractive in uncertain times than their riskier small-cap strong ample
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