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Kootenai Health prepares to expand in Post Falls

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October 8, 2015

Staff Report

Larry H. Miller to swap, remodel downtown Spokane dealership sites

Company first will improve old Honda facility for Toyota

October 8, 2015

Larry H. Miller Dealerships plans to build new automotive sales and services facilities for its existing Toyota and Honda dealerships in downtown Spokane before the end of 2016, as two big parts of the $20 million in projects it has underway in the cityâ€

Independent real estate broker opens Cd'A office

Prime residential agency sets up Riverstone shop

October 8, 2015

Mike McLean

Prime Real Estate Group, an independent brokerage owned by Spokane real estate veteran Melissa Murphy, has opened a new Coeur d'Alene office in the Riverstone mixed-use development, replacing a temporary satellite office it had occupied in the Lake City

Kendall Yards developer applies for condo permit

$5.3 million building would include 24 residential units

October 8, 2015

Mike McLean

North Gorge Residential LLC, an affiliate of Liberty Lake-based Greenstone Corp., plans to develop a 24-unit condominium building at the southwest corner of Summit Parkway and Elm Street, in Kendall Yards.

Gonzaga's Hemmingson Center attains gold LEED rating

$60 million building uses green energy exclusively

October 8, 2015

Staff Report

Gonzaga University's John J. Hemmingson Center has received a gold certification from the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design rating system.

City of Spokane Valley sharpens its new city hall design - Art only

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October 8, 2015

Staff Report

Voters should back county, reject 1366

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October 8, 2015

Staff Report

Spokane-area voters should support an expansion of the Spokane County Board of Commissioners and reject state Initiative 1366, which at its essence is about requiring a supermajority vote for all new state taxes and tax increases. I-1366 might have gaine

Proposition One puts people first

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October 8, 2015

Brad Read

When confronted with a $15 minimum wage becoming law, Seattle business owners said it would 'sink the economy.â€ One owner, Jeremy Hardy, said he 'wouldn't be opening another business in (his) beloved Seattle.â€ One year later, he has opened two m

Affordable housing advocate Community Frameworks ramps up its development activity

Nonprofit also consults with like-minded agencies

October 8, 2015

Mike McLean

Community Frameworks, a nonprofit low-income housing advocacy group, is ramping up its development activity, despite growing competition for fewer available dollars.