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Virginia Thomas

Postpartum depression is more than 'baby blues'

Perinatal mood disorders include anxiety, PTSD
October 10, 2019
Virginia Thomas
As many as one in five mothers experience postpartum depression, says Spokane-based licensed independent clinical social worker and therapist Corynn Manske. 'We pretty much all know somebody, whether we know it or not, who has gone through it,”
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HDG Architecture

Multiple in-fill housing projects planned in Spokane

Five projects are underway throughout Spokane area
October 10, 2019
Natasha Nellis
Town house-style complexes and infill developments are continuing to pop-up across the Spokane region, with over $6.7 million in smaller apartment projects planned or underway in the county. In Spokane Valley, two projects totaling about $3 million are
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Started from ground up, NNAC reaches new heights

Woman-owned Native firm thrives in Cd'A
October 10, 2019
Kevin Blocker
What does a 24-year-old woman of Cherokee descent with a two-year-old going through a divorce decide to do at the beginning of the Great Recession? Start a construction business of course. Today, a Regina Lettau has turned that business into an
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ML Architect & Associates

Hardwick & Sons moves ahead in Post Falls

Former Seattle hardware store operator plans mid-2020 opening
October 10, 2019
Virginia Thomas
Hardwick & Sons hardware store has selected a site along east Mullan Avenue in Post Falls for its new store, the architect on the project says. Mark Latham, owner of Post Falls-based ML Architect & Associates Inc., says a 22,000-square-foot building
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Highest valued Spokane-area construction project

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October 10, 2019
Staff Report
Pyrotek Inc.

Pyrotek builds facility to supply aluminum smelters in Middle East

New plant expected to be operational early next year
October 10, 2019
Kevin Blocker
Spokane-based manufacturer Pyrotek Inc. is building a manufacturing facility in the Middle East to help meet growing consumer demand for aluminum in that region.
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Kevin Blocker

Working with a True Life Canvas

Cosmetic artist applies skill on cancer survivors, others at Cd'A practice
October 10, 2019
Kevin Blocker
As the daughter of Coeur d'Alene artist Stephen Shortridge, Hayley Shortridge-Gabriel foresaw a future that was going to resemble something similar to that of her father's. At least until the reality of an artistic lifestyle set in. 'The idea of
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University of Washington

Majority of new Spokane medical students are women

Trend consistent with national survey findings
October 10, 2019
Natasha Nellis
For the first time in the nation's history, the enrollment of women in medical degrees has surpassed male enrollment, a trend that Spokane-area medical schools say has found its way into their halls. And what's more, they report that a growing
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Natasha Nellis

Beacon of progress at Beacon Hill

Work begins on big development near Hillyard after years of delays
October 10, 2019
Natasha Nellis
For nearly 31 years, the Beacon Hill development has been a dream of Spokane developer Pete Rayner. After years of bumps and stalls, the 200-acre development near Spokane's Hillyard neighborhood appears to be becoming a reality. Located on a
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Kevin Blocker

Spiceology maintains aggressive growth clip

Spice, rub maker adds executives, preps for revenues to crest $6M
October 10, 2019
Kevin Blocker
It's an early Saturday, and the warehouse of the Spokane-based spices and rub company Spiceology Inc. is abuzz with employees filling and packaging spices in preparation for year-end orders. 'From now until the end of the year, it's all about
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