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Boise-based Fisher's Technology acquires ABC Office Equipment

Company makes first foray into Washington
May 9, 2019
LeAnn Bjerken
Boise-based office equipment and information technology services provider Fisher's Technology Inc. has acquired Spokane Valley-based ABC Office Equipment Co.
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Hope House garners $13 million for downtown project

Low-income apartments, shelter near full funding
May 9, 2019
Virginia Thomas
The Washington State Housing Finance Commission has approved $237 million for construction or preservation of nearly 1,000 affordable apartments throughout the state, including $13 million in tax-credit equity for the 60 units to be built at the planned
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Paw Print develops guidelines for testing dog genetics

Gene-testing company here partners with firm in Austria on project
May 9, 2019
Virginia Thomas
A Spokane-based animal genetic testing company, in partnership with Austrian canine testing facility Feragen, has published testing standards and guidelines and a self-assessment checklist for canine genetic testing.
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—NAC Architecture

Marimn Health Youth Recreation Center takes shape

Art Only
May 9, 2019
Staff Report
NAC Architecture, of Spokane, is designing the $15.8 million Marimn Youth Recreations Center, which is to be built on tribal reservation land off of U.S. 95, near Worley, Idaho. Marimn Health, the health care organization of the Coeur d'Alene Tribe
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—LeAnn Bjerken

AIA promotes architects as advocates

Association leaders say profession is well suited to serve broader role
May 9, 2019
LeAnn Bjerken
When most of us think of architects, we probably think of building designers and creative types, rather than leaders in promoting beneficial social and environmental change.
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— Virginia Thomas

KPFF Consulting Engineers opens office in Spokane

Engineering company designing rebuild project for Post Street Bridge
May 9, 2019
Virginia Thomas
Seattle-based KPFF Consulting Engineers has put down roots in downtown Spokane and has plans to embed itself more permanently in the growing Spokane market.
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—ATC Manufacturing

ATC Manufacturing prepares for growth in Post Falls

Founder forecasts 100% revenue boost in coming two years
May 9, 2019
Natasha Nellis
Since ATC Manufacturing moved to its facility at 1224 N. Lean, in Post Falls, roughly three years ago, the employee count has nearly doubled, says owner and founder Dan Jorgenson.
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—LeAnn Bjerken

Aero-Flite ramps up for longer wildfire seasons

Firefighting fleet grows, to be expanded further
May 9, 2019
LeAnn Bjerken
With the start of wildfire season looming, Shane Sullivan, general manager for Spokane-based aerial firefighting company Aero-Flite Inc., says his focus is on ensuring the company's planes and support crews are prepared.
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—Natasha Nellis

Green By Design: Spokane architects work toward 2030 Challenge

Two companies with Spokane offices work to meet AIA emissions goal
May 9, 2019
Natasha Nellis
Spokane architecture firm Sam Rodell Architects AIA is one of two Spokane-area companies that have signed on to the 2030 Challenge to reduce greenhouse emissions produced by the construction industry, a challenge owner Sam Rodell says his firm is well on
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—Virginia Thomas

The challenging fix in aerospace maintenance

Aircraft mechanic demand is high, but curriculum lags behind industry technology
May 9, 2019
Virginia Thomas
The demand for aircraft maintenance technicians is at an all-time high, but Spokane Community College aviation maintenance technology instructor Andy Dodson says curriculum hasn't kept pace with technology.
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