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Bernardo Wills owners buy downtown site

Duo plans to move the firm to a building on Jefferson after completing upgrades
August 20, 2009
Mike McLean
Gary Bernardo says he and Bob Wills, majority owners of Bernardo Wills Architects PC, of Spokane, have bought a half-acre parcel of land downtown with two buildings on it and plan to move the prominent Spokane design firm there early next year a on
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Farm Credit net income takes dip

Allowance for loan losses climbs by $23.8 million in second quarter of '09
August 20, 2009
Richard Ripley
Northwest Farm Credit Services, of Spokane, has reported second-quarter net income of $18.5 million, down sharply from $31.2 million in the year-earlier quarter.For the year's first six months, the federally chartered ag-lending cooperative of a
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Blue Water wins Plummer, Idaho, project

Hayden company to install its phosphorus-removal system at sewage plant
August 20, 2009
David Cole
Blue Water Technologies Inc., based in Hayden, Idaho, has been awarded a more than $400,000 subcontract to install its phosphorus-removal system in the wastewater treatment plant being built for the city of Plummer, Idaho.Tom Daugherty, Blue the
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Aluminum concern plans facility here

Novelis says it will move 20-person R&D operation into $2.5 million structure
August 20, 2009
Mike McLean
Novelis Inc., an Atlanta, Ga.-based aluminum rolled-products manufacturer and recycler that operates a research-and-development facility here called the Solatens Technology Center, says it plans to move that operation into a new $2.5 million it's &
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—Staff photo by Kim Crompton

Vanagon camper vamoosing

August 20, 2009
Kim Crompton
Scott Quinnett says his love affair with Volkswagen Vanagons began serendipitously when trouble he was getting into with faster, more powerful vehicles forced him to give them up for something at the other end of the performance spectrum.The a a
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Cd'A sandwich chain expects big growth

San Francisco-Style Sourdough Eatery says new franchise pacts should bring 100 new outlets
August 20, 2009
David Cole
The Coeur d'Alene-based franchisor San Francisco-Style Sourdough Eatery Inc. plans to expand the sandwich-shop chain dramatically, with up to 100 new outlets within the next three years.The founder, Robert Lenhart, says he plans to move to an in
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NAI Black, Greg Green form unit

New venture to blend owners' expertise, handle mergers, acquisitions
August 20, 2009
Mike McLean
Prominent Spokane-based real estate brokerage NAI Black and Spokane technology entrepreneur Greg Green have formed a merger-and-acquisition unit within the brokerage's commercial division, says NAI Black CEO Dave Black.The joint venture will in
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Chores forged Spokane boy now at FERC

Commissioner Moeller, who once did lambing, oversees markets, dams
August 20, 2009
Richard Ripley
Expo '74 days When Philip Moeller pulled himself out of bed at 3 a.m. on sub-zero nights to check on lambing sheep or feeder cattle at the family ranch on Tower Mountain here, he couldn't have known that someday he would serve as the a
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—Staff photo  by Kim Crompton

PBS station here feels cash pinch

Hit by loonie's decline, KSPS braces for funding cut from school district
August 20, 2009
Kim Crompton
KSPS-TV, the noncommercial educational station here owned and operated by Spokane Public Schools, has laid off employees, curbed programming expenditures, and dipped into reserve funds over the last 12 months to try to counter dwindling financial a
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—Staff photo by Jeanne Gustafson

Used-car lots feel the squeeze

Tight lending climate, low inventories cause some to fold
August 20, 2009
Jeanne Gustafson
Editor's Note: The print edition of the Journal inaccurately said that Bill Thompson's Auto Sales is out of business. The Spokane dealership continues to do business at 3011 E. Sprague. The Journal regrets the error.If East Sprague Avenue is any
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