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Food shortages test Inland Northwest restaurants

Some menu items pulled in response, proprietors say
July 1, 2021
Kevin Blocker
Most mornings, Paul D'Orazi opens emails to find out which foods will be in short supply that day. The 'low inventory warning” he received at Incrediburger & Eggs on a recent, late June morning from distributor US Foods contained shredded
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Family Resource Home Care expands into Oregon

Liberty Lake-based company continues to grow via acquisitions
July 1, 2021
Virginia Thomas
Liberty Lake-based Family Resource Home Care has established a presence in Oregon through a pair of acquisitions.
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Kevin Blocker

Downtown Spokane Partnership may be headed to the other side of the tracks

Business improvement district would be expanded under city's current proposal
July 1, 2021
Kevin Blocker
City officials are asking the Downtown Spokane Partnership to take on the added responsibility of providing cleanup and safety services south of the railroad viaduct in the city's core.
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Kevin Blocker

WSU College of Medicine attains full accreditation

Approval is culmination of six years of work
June 22, 2021
Staff Report
The Washington State University Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine has received full accreditation through the Liaison Committee on Medical Education, the university announced this morning.
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Guest Commentary: Mental health funding is smart investment in community

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June 17, 2021
Jeff Thomas and Jodi Daly
The COVID-19 pandemic not only disrupted our daily lives, it showed us in stunning clarity the fragility of some of our most valuable and crucial social systems. One of those systems is community behavioral health care, and amid a growing wave of mental
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The Journal's View: Leadership landscape to change; mindful approach is necessary

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June 17, 2021
Staff Report
The leadership landscape in Spokane is changing, with a handful of prominent organizations starting formal searches for new presidents and CEOs and the expected increase in retirements in the future.
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Economy endures its sharpest, shortest recession

Full return forecast in mid-year outlook
June 17, 2021
Shawn Narancich
The U.S. economy is back in business after enduring its sharpest and shortest recession ever. Zero percent interest rates at the Federal Reserve, multiple government stimulus payments, business subsidies, and generous unemployment benefits all helped
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Compound interest on investments can beat inflation

Savings build buffer for future price hikes
June 17, 2021
Dave Gordon
Being an adviser since 2006, I've had my fair share of questions regarding 'why invest?” I've undoubtedly shown clients those charts of compounding returns over time with the S&P turning $10k into $20k, and then how, with a little help
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Conditions might be aligned for persistent inflation

Influx of money chasing fewer items helps feed rise in consumer prices
June 17, 2021
Sarah Carlson
Are you shocked every time you go to the store and buy groceries and see how the price of basic items keeps going up week after week? If inflation makes you nervous, you are not alone.
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Purgatory Craft Beer & Whiskey Bar to open in downtown Spokane

Restaurants & Retail
June 17, 2021
Kevin Blocker
Colville native Kevin Cox, who now lives just above Kettle Falls, says he hopes to debut Purgatory Craft Beer & Whiskey Bar near the latter part of July at 524 W. Main, in the Bennett Block, between Carhartt Inc.'s clothing store and the former
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