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Inland Northwest Blood Center plans collection center on Spokane's North Side

Donation site will be open three days a week initially
January 28, 2016
Mike McLean
Inland Northwest Blood Center has leased 1,200 square feet of space at 10403 N. Newport Highway, where it plans to open a new blood collection center in February, says Jennifer Hawkins, a spokeswoman for the Spokane-based nonprofit. The collection center
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Small Business Watch

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January 28, 2016
Staff Report

Macy's exit creates new opportunities

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January 28, 2016
Staff Report
The recently announced plan by Macy's Inc. to shutter its big store in downtown Spokane within the next couple of months is justifiably stirring some concerns among adjacent retailers and others about the negative ripple effect that closure could have o
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Gov. Inslee ignores clean-air gains

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January 28, 2016
Don Brunell
Just before Gov. Jay Inslee flew to Paris for the global climate summit, he met with Washington business leaders who sought assurances that his proposed carbon cap rule won't wipe out good-paying manufacturing jobs and send even more industrial producti
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CPA firm rebrands, adds new partner

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January 28, 2016
Staff Report
The accounting firm that formerly operated here for many years as Heiskell MacGillivray & Associates PS has a new name, new logo, and new shareholder. The firm recently changed its name to HMA CPA PS, redesigned its logo, and launched a new website to re
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HUB Sports Center draws big donation

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January 28, 2016
Kim Crompton
The HUB Sports Center, the 66,000-square-foot multipurpose facility at 19619 E. Cataldo in Liberty Lake, has gotten a sizable financial boost from an anonymous donor. Executive Director Phil Champlin says the donor has contributed a building and land val
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American Family Insurance recruits more agents

Company hopes to open four new locations here
January 28, 2016
LeAnn Bjerken
American Family Insurance says it's seeking agents to fill four potential new office spaces in Liberty Lake, Spokane, Spokane Valley, and Airway Heights. The Madison, Wis.-based company sells property, casualty, and auto insurance, as well as offering
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Gold Reserve strengthens its court case

Also, mining company buys claims in Alaska
January 28, 2016
An international court last week moved up a hearing date between Spokane-based Gold Reserve Inc. and the Venezuelan government as the mining company continues in its protracted battle to secure payment of a $765 million award from that South American coun
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Northwest Farm Credit Services reports mixed outlook

Weather, strong dollar surpluses skew markets
January 28, 2016
LeAnn Bjerken
Spokane-based agricultural lender Northwest Farm Credit Services offers a mixed outlook for the region's agriculture, forest products, and fisheries industries in a newly released analysts' report. Michael Stolp, Northwest FCS vice president of cons
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Hayford Crossing retail center lands more tenants

Grocery Outlet, Dollar Tree, Supercuts commit to plaza
January 28, 2016
Mike McLean
The developer of the Hayford Crossing retail plaza under construction on the West Plains has secured three new tenants, adding to the two earlier-announced tenants. The planned new tenants are Grocery Outlet, Dollar Tree, and Supercuts, says Mark D'Ago
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