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PurcellÂ’s diversification pays off

ManufacturerÂ’s sales might reach $100 million
February 26, 1997
Emily Brandler
Purcell Systems Inc., a maker of outdoor cabinets for telecommunications equipment, says that after flat sales in 2006, its on track to boost its revenue by roughly 50 percent this year.The Spokane Valley-based company expects 2007 revenues &
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‘ ... we had seasons in the sun ...’

Outside seating fills up fast, boosts sales, makes diners mellow, brings activity to core
February 26, 1997
Mike McLean
Outside dining is bolstering sales at downtown restaurants here, to the point that a co-owner of one new establishment says open-air seating was a critical factor in deciding on the eaterys location.That restaurateur, Deb Green, who owns Caf
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Prium drops, for now, plans for condo tower

Tacoma developer says market wouldnÂ’t support prices it would need to charge as costs climbed
February 26, 1997
Emily Brandler
Prium Companies LLC, the Tacoma-based developer that announced plans last year to build a condominium tower in downtown Spokane, says it has dropped those plans for now, due to higher-than-expected construction costs.Last summer, Prium said it
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Not ready to slow down: Residential sales remain strong here, though construction begins to sag

Median price for houses in Spokane County climbs 12 percent to $185,000
February 26, 1997
Mike McLean
Residential real estate sales dipped only slightly in Spokane County in the first five months of 2007, defying forecasts of a more rapid slowdown, while home sales in Kootenai County fell well off their pace, according to industry reports.The 2
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Engineers build robots that ‘guess’

New software algorithm helps them create maps, predict what lies ahead
February 26, 1997
Engineers at Purdue University are developing robots able to make educated guesses about what lies ahead as they traverse unfamiliar surroundings, reducing the amount of time it takes to navigate those environments successfully.Potential by
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Next stop, global market

ACE claims to be top U.S.-based maker of robotic machines for soldering circuit boards
February 26, 1997
Mike McLean
In just two years, Spokane Valley-based ACE Production Technologies Inc., a Spokane Valley high-tech manufacturer, has become one of the leading U.S.-based makers of robotic machines that solder electronic components onto circuit boards, claims who
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PC Open rides wave of heightened security demand

Growth forces Spokane concern to make third move since 1999
February 26, 1997
Emily Brandler
PC Open Inc., a Spokane-based manufacturer of security-related electronic equipment, says its preparing to make its third major move in the last several years to accommodate continued fast-paced growth. One only needs to walk through PC east
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Painting your foe

February 26, 1997
Rocky Wilson
For Greg Windsor and K.C. Crawford, creating excitement about their Spokane business isnt much of a problem. Thats easily supplied by the adrenaline rush their customers feel while firing paintballs at 300 feet per second at one another as they
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Developer seeks city-county Moran Prairie drainage plan

Storm-water systems link could open additional land for commercial, other uses
February 26, 1997
Mike McLean
A developer is floating an idea for a project that would link Spokane city- and county-operated drainage systems in a park-like network and provide additional storm-water storage for development on the Moran Prairie.The idea is being promoted a
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MedStar feels pinch as fuel costs soar

Spokane-based air ambulance service focuses on efficiency, new income to keep up
February 26, 1997
Mike McLean
Northwest MedStar, the Spokane-based nonprofit air-ambulance service, is feeling the pinch between rising fuel costs and flat Medicare, Medicaid, and insurance reimbursements, its managers say.Anthony Minge, MedStars business operations says
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