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Kootenai County logs job growth

Health care, construction, leisure-hospitality do well, as do business services
February 26, 1997
Richard Ripley
Certain sectors of Kootenai Countys economy are racking up particularly strong job growth as the county continues to enjoy good times.Employment in education and health services jumped 8.1 percent in June over the year-earlier month for a of
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ISR opens more offices, partners with Callison

Alliance with big Seattle concern expected to boost its commercial presence
February 26, 1997
Rocky Wilson
Isothermal Systems Research Inc., the Liberty Lake-based maker of cooling technologies for electronics, has opened branch offices in both Seattle and Wichita, Kansas, and has formed a strategic partnership with Seattle-based Callison Architecture a
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$7.8 million dormitory going up at Whitworth

160-bed structure slated to be ready by fall 2006
February 26, 1997
Linn Parish
Whitworth College broke ground earlier this month on a $7.8 million dormitory building at the east end of its North Spokane campus. Whitworth spokesman Greg Orwig says the structure will be four stories tall and will have a total of 160 beds in
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Schmautzes buy building in the valley

Developer plans to remodel structure once main tenant, InCyte Pathology, vacates
February 26, 1997
Linn Parish
Spokane developer Steve Schmautz and his wife, Tresa, have bought an office-warehouse building in Spokane Valley thats currently home to InCyte Pathology Inc., and they plan to renovate the structure into a speculative office-retail building the
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Pepsi distributor here to close production line

Beverage-canning activity is to be moved to Seattle, plant staffing to be reduced
February 26, 1997
Emily Brandler
Pepsi Bottling Group Spokane says it will shut down its canned-beverage production line here next month and will begin shipping such products here from a production plant in Seattle.Twelve employees work on the production line, and 10 of them a
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Coeur dÂ’Alene group plans big condo project

74-unit complex to include views of lake; first building to cost around $15 million
February 26, 1997
Emily Brandler
LFA Investments LLC, of Coeur dAlene, says it plans to develop a 74-unit, three-building condominium complex next to the Coeur dAlene Resort Golf Course.A cost estimate for the overall project wasnt disclosed, but Ken Ault, one of the in
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Milliner makes memories

Lady Diane Hats
February 26, 1997
Emily Brandler
When I am an old woman I shall wear purpleWith a red hat which doesnt go, and doesnt suit meSo starts the poem, Warning, by Jenny Joseph, with a sentence that has inspired roughly 1 million women nationwide to don purple and a
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100-home subdivision planned

PUD in southwest Spokane to be on 22-acre property bought recently from city
February 26, 1997
Linn Parish
Greenstone Corp., the big Liberty Lake-based development company, plans to build a 100-home planned-unit development in the Albion Heights neighborhood in southwest Spokane. Jim Frank, president of Greenstone, says the development will be on 22
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Luxury condo market thrives

Living units selling quickly at projects in full swing; more development eyed
February 26, 1997
Linn Parish
High-end condominiums in and around downtown Spokane are selling briskly at a couple of projects, and prices of unfinished units are climbing higher in at least one instance.Meantime, more condominium developments are being considered or are in
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Farmers eye biodiesel plant

Using mustard as rotation crop for wheat could supply oil and meal to fund project
February 26, 1997
Rocky Wilson
With diesel prices above $3 a gallon and some Inland Northwest farmers having difficulty finding enough fuel to keep their machinery operating, four Spokane and Whitman county agricultural cooperatives are weighing development of a biodiesel plant
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