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Sawtooth to leave mall; sushi on way

July 29, 2010
Kim Frlan
Sawtooth Grill, located on the main floor of River Park Square downtown, says it's looking for a space to relocate. Meanwhile, a Seattle-area sushi restaurant says it plans to take Sawtooth's space. "Our lease was up, and we couldn't negotiate a
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County looks to offload land on West Plains

$2.3 million final payment made late last month on 200-plus acres there
July 29, 2010
Kim Crompton
Spokane County was forced late last month to borrow money from its treasurer's office to make a $2.3 million balloon payment due on more than 200 acres of West Plains land that it bought to facilitate the Geiger Spur rail line relocation project a
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Graham now low bidder on NSC project

$22 million project will add southbound freeway lanes between Freya and Farwell
July 29, 2010
Kim Frlan
Graham Construction & Management Inc., of Spokane Valley, is the new apparent low bidder for a now $21.5 million contract to construct the southbound lanes of a 3.7-mile section of the North Spokane Corridor, after earlier bids were thrown out due
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—Staff photo by Mike McLean

Payday loan outlets dwindling

Decline largely attributed to tightened regulations on industry
July 29, 2010
Mike McLean
Payday loan centers in Spokane and throughout Washington state have declined in number since more stringent regulation of them went into effect at the first of the year.As of mid-June, 46 payday loan outlets were operating in Spokane County, 56
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—Staff photo by Paul Read

Lydig nabs big Moses Lake job

Contractor to erect first phase of carbon fiber plant
July 29, 2010
Kim Crompton
Lydig Construction Inc., of Spokane, has won the contract to build the first phase a plant at Moses Lake, Wash., that will produce carbon fiber for use in making materials for components of a BMW car, called the Megacity Vehicle, that's to be in a
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Even cheap, passive exchange-traded funds can be volatile

Investors must be careful; to avoid reckless trading, pick ETFs that fit goals
July 29, 2010
Personal Investing
Another one bites the dust.Just when investors thought the exchange-traded fund was the absolutely perfect investment to diversify their portfolios, it turns out it can carry risks just like other vehicles.A number of ETFs, which are mutual a
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In the News

July 29, 2010
July 27 / Sterling reports $58.2 million quarterly loss Sterling Financial Corp., of Spokane, which owns Sterling Savings Bank and Golf Savings Bank, reported a second-quarter net loss of $58.2 million, or $1.12 a share, compared with
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Calendar

July 29 - August 11, 2010
July 29, 2010
Meetings & Events The Spokane Regional Transportation Council will hold three public roundtable meetings for its Regional Transportation Vision Project to identify needs for a future transportation system for the Spokane region. The be
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Cherries ripen into growth industry

July 15, 2010
Editor's Notebook
Recently, Washington Gov. Chris Gregoire, on an economic-development tour, picked cherries at a Sunnyside farm. Good idea. Washington grows more than half of the nation's sweet cherries, which have become a growth industry in the state like few has
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Small Business Watch

July 15, 2010
Hatch Advertising moves to new location Hatch Advertising has moved to a new location, at 15413 E. Valley Way, in Spokane Valley.Owner Greg Hatch says the business moved from its old location, at 1120 N. Mullan, to be closer to the
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