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—Erica Bullock

Vinegar Flats Farm adopts no-tilling technique

Alternative to plowing focuses on soil health, crop yield, community
June 30, 2022
Erica Bullock
On a 40-acre parcel of land tucked along the west side of Latah Creek where sounds of flowing water and chirping birds create a calm atmosphere in the historical farming neighborhood, Vinegar Flats Farm is in the middle of an important transition.
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—Karina Elias

ALS nonprofit prepares to open second INW site

Matt's Place provides smart homes rent-free for duration of disease
June 30, 2022
Karina Elias
Matt's Place Foundation Inc. anticipates opening its second smart home by the end of summer, on Spokane's North Side, says Theresa Whitlock-Wild, co-founder and communications director for the Coeur d'Alene-based nonprofit
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—Karina  Elias

Mushroom farming grows in the Inland Northwest

Some compare growth trend to that of breweries in INW
June 30, 2022
Karina Elias
Josh Yake, founder and owner of Gourmet Foragables & More, of Spokane, says he remembers when he was the only mushroom vendor at Inland Northwest farmers markets.
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Five business lessons learned in 40 years of banking

Investments in community, people are instrumental to succeed in business
June 30, 2022
Peter F. Stanton
This year, Washington Trust Bank celebrates its 120th anniversary, and 2022 also marks my 40th year at Washington Trust-an achievement that has offered many lessons in banking, business, and community along the way.
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Parting Thoughts with HSSA's Susan Ashe

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June 30, 2022
Karina Elias
Susan Ashe, executive director of the Health Sciences and Services Authority of Spokane County, has announced her retirement, effective by the end of this year. She is 72 years old.
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—Erica Bullock

Six restaurant projects planned, underway in Spokane

Spokane-area diners will have menu full of new options within year
June 30, 2022
Erica Bullock
Construction is planned or underway for six new restaurants in Spokane with expected openings starting this summer and continuing through mid-2023.
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—Copeland Architecture

Liberty Ciderworks, Copeland Architecture go in on new location

Principals of design-build firm, cidery plan to move to new space in January
June 30, 2022
Virginia Thomas
Liberty Ciderworks plans to move its tasting room and facility to a 7,000-square-foot building near downtown that it will share with a design-build architecture and construction company.
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—Erica Bullock

Physically demanding: Physical therapy clinics hire, expand to meet patient needs

Return of elective surgeries, sporting events lead to rise in demand
June 30, 2022
Erica Bullock
Inland Northwest physical therapy clinics have been busy trying to keep up with patient demand for rehabilitation services now that elective surgeries are underway again at Spokane-area hospitals. The capacity of most clinics to meet the steady need
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Avian flu exacerbates rising poultry, egg prices

Virus compounds labor, supply-chain concerns
June 30, 2022
Virginia Thomas
Consumers can expect their chicken wings and egg salad to cost a little more this summer, due to an outbreak of avian influenza, local industry experts say.
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121 home lots proposed on prime Moran Prairie plot

Low-density residential development to occupy 30 acres near YMCA site
June 30, 2022
Erica Bullock
A residential development is proposed just south of the envisioned YMCA of the Inland Northwest fitness center site in the Moran Prairie area south of Spokane. The proposal calls for 30 acres of land to be divided into 121 lots in the low-density
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