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WTB reports net income tripled in '10

CEO Stanton says bank expects increase in loans in '11 after three-year fall
February 24, 2011
Linn Parish
Washington Trust Bank has posted $9.1 million in net income for 2010, up substantially from the $3 million profit it reported the previous year, but still well short of the gains it experienced in 2007 and 2008. Peter Stanton, the bank's and the
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Garco to launch $35 million complex

Project near Tacoma to include 179 rental units, some retail space
February 24, 2011
Mike McLean
Garco Construction Inc., of Spokane, plans to start construction in March on a $35 million, 227,000-square-foot apartment and retail complex in the city of DuPont, Wash., about 17 miles southwest of Tacoma.The project, named The Trax at DuPont,
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SRTC seeks applicants for director

Board splits top position into two posts; manager Miles is invited to apply
February 24, 2011
Linn Parish
The Spokane Regional Transportation Council plans to begin searching for an executive director soon, and it's unclear whether SRTC's longtime leader Glenn Miles will remain with the organization beyond April.Gary Schimmels, chairman of SRTC's of
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Energy firm opens office in Valley

GSI recruit hires Ecolite to build heating panels, test small wind turbines
February 24, 2011
Linn Parish
Global Future Energy Holdings Inc., a company affiliated with Dutch energy-technology firm Advanced Green Energy Alliance Holding, formed a U.S. subsidiary and opened its first U.S. distribution center earlier this month in Spokane Valley. The a
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Rejuvenated staffing chain looks to grow

'Temporary permanent' worker demand pushes Command Center gains
February 24, 2011
Kim Crompton
Command Center Inc., a Post Falls-based temporary staffing company with 51 offices in 22 states, posted a sharp gain in revenues last year—driven heavily by employers' reluctance to hire more permanent workers—and says it will be seeking
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—Photo by Chey Scott

Downtown boutiques resist sales sag

Store owners survive in tough economy, see friendly competition grow
February 24, 2011
Chey Scott
Specialty boutiques in downtown Spokane were able to come out of the recession mostly unscathed, and some even say they've fared quite well over the last few years, despite drops in consumer spending.Some downtown shop owners say they believe is
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PFD expansion plan advances

Project cost put at $60 million to $70 million; 2012 vote eyed
February 24, 2011
Kim Crompton
The Spokane Public Facilities District board was to receive a final detailed report this week on plans for an estimated $60 million to $70 million expansion of the Spokane Convention Center, which the district expects to put before voters next for
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—Photo by Linn Parish

Business-school dean wants everyone in on the secret

Whitworth's Beatty hopes to boost school's visibility, connect with private sector
February 10, 2011
Linn Parish
The way Bob Beatty sees it, Whitworth University's School of Global Commerce and Management is known, but not well known, in the Spokane-area business community. Because of that, his vision is for greater visibility and more interaction between
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Young workers fail at professionalism, survey concludes

Sense of entitlement, lack of Internet etiquette among concerns with recent grads
February 10, 2011
News Wise
Researchers at the Center for Professional Excellence at York College of Pennsylvania continue to find that students aren't making the grade as professionals in the workplace, says an annual nationwide survey on the state of professionalism among a
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UW program helps female science profs

Workshop planners' goal is to help more women get into tenure-track positions
February 10, 2011
News Wise
While most professors follow a standard path from graduate school to post-doctorate to tenure-track position, a few begin their research careers in private enterprise and move to academia. Little support exists for those considering such a and a
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