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Ignite Northwest sets its strategy to jumpstart startups

New business accelerator to consult, offer classes
May 21, 2015
Billing itself as business accelerator, Ignite Northwest recently formed in Spokane with the goal of helping young tech companies overcome early startup challenges. Bill Savitz, CEO of the nonprofit organization, says accelerator businesses help companie
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—Mike McLean

Russell C. Page Architects rides surge in projects

Commercial firm designs small- to mid-sized projects
May 21, 2015
Mike McLean
Russell C. Page Architects PS, a small but prolific Spokane design firm, has been enjoying a strong upturn in business over the last two years, says Russ Page, the firm's principal architect.
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—Judith Spitzer

Downtown Spokane's West Main energy expands

Cafe, bakery cluster are latest entry to busy downtown area
May 21, 2015
Judith Spitzer
You know that downtown Spokane area west of Division that doesn't have a name? It's called everything from the East End to the Community Block to the east end of West Main-depending on who's talking. Businesses on West Main seem to be ground ze
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—Mike McLean

Reopened Omak mill hits its stride

Plywood maker set to crest 200 employees
May 21, 2015
Mike McLean
Omak Wood Products LLC has ramped up production and increased its workforce a year and a half after upgrading and reopening a long-closed plywood mill about 140 miles northwest of Spokane, says Dick Baldwin, the mill's president. The mill is located in
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Reducing preventable visits to emergency rooms

State coalition cites gains, attracts national attention
May 7, 2015
Staff Report
A coalition that has been working for several years to reduce preventable emergency room visits in Washington state claims it has improved utilization and quality of care, and created savings, while also drawing national attention for its efforts.
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—Kim Crompton

Taking a healing approach to opiate dependency

New practice here seeks to treat addiction causes
May 7, 2015
Kim Crompton
Dr. Randall Riggs, a psychiatrist, and Kimberly Stankovich, a veteran chemical dependency counselor, have opened an outpatient clinic east of downtown Spokane that they say is using an empathetic and healing approach to treat opiate-dependent patients.
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—Judith Spitzer

WSU Spokane pharmacy students wins national research award

WSU effort seeks ways to slow, eradicate arthritis
May 7, 2015
Judith Spitzer
A Washington State University Spokane pharmaceutical sciences student has received a national award from the Rheumatology Research Foundation to fund research into slowing or eradicating osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis.
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—Casey Hertz

Laser technology enhances cataract surgery, doctors say

Device is said to make more precise incisions
May 7, 2015
Two doctors at a Spokane Valley eye-care clinic say a laser device now aids them in the process of performing cataract surgery.
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Pertussis rise triggers local call for vaccinations

Whooping cough outbreak boosts concerns by SRHD
May 7, 2015
Staff Report
Whooping cough (pertussis) is on the rise in Washington state, and people are being urged to get vaccinated against the disease, especially pregnant women, as infants are very susceptible to severe illness and even death from pertussis, the Spokane Region
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—Eric Hedlund Design LLC

Aspen Homes building gets underway - Art Only

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May 7, 2015
Staff Report
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