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Special Report

Katie Ross

Tourism expected to grow as big projects are finished

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December 18, 2014
Katie Ross
Experts here are predicting a strong year for tourism in 2015, as the $50 million Spokane Convention Center expansion project and the new $135 million Davenport Grand Hotel near completion late this year and next year.
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—Mike McLean

Contractors eye strong start to construction season

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December 18, 2014
Mike McLean
Some construction observers here say the industry is poised for a strong start in 2015. Contractors are starting to compile a backlog of work that will carry them further into the new year than backlogs of the last few post-recession years, says Wayne Br
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Real estate market signs point to consistent growth

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December 18, 2014
Mike McLean
With individual sectors of the real estate market described as improving to 'darn good” this year, some market observers are anticipating sustained growth in sales and leases in 2015.
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Job market improves, but growth slows somewhat

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December 18, 2014
Linn Parish
Employers are expected to add jobs and the unemployment rate is projected to fall further here in 2015, one Spokane-based economist says, but the rate of job growth might slow, another expert says.
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Most sectors here expect improvement in 2015

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December 18, 2014
Linn Parish
Most economic sectors in the Inland Northwest experienced growth this year, and even those that faced challenges are somewhat optimistic about 2015.
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Pullman hospital invests in bacteria-killing copper

Effort intended to help trim risk of infections
December 4, 2014
Staff Report
PULLMAN, Wash.-Pullman Re-gional Hospital, a level IV trauma center, says it has installed copper components throughout its facility as another way of reducing hospital-acquired infections and keeping patients safe.
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—Judith Spitzer

Lending Gonzaga health care expertise to West Africa

Professor travels to Benin to help open clinic, teach
December 4, 2014
Judith Spitzer
Susan Norwood, a nursing professor at Gonzaga University, recently traveled to the Republic of Benin, West Africa, as a Fulbright Scholar Specialist to help set up a new medical clinic and teach basic first aid to staff at a 'community sustainment” pr
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Cloninger medical malpractice trial ruling upheld

Widow's appeal focused on omitted jury instruction
December 4, 2014
Kim Crompton
A Washington state appellate court panel here has upheld a challenged judge's ruling that was made in a medical malpractice trial stemming from the 2010 post-surgery death of prominent Spokane architect and developer Glen Cloninger.
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Washington Healthplanfinder launches exchange

Outreach intended to attract those who remain uninsured
December 4, 2014
Staff Report
Washington Healthplanfinder has launched a statewide outreach campaign to encourage Washington residents to sign up or renew their health insurance plan at the organization's website, wahealthplanfinder.org.
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—Katie Ross

ALS clinic in Spokane unites providers

Rockwood hopes multidisciplinary model will extend patients' lives
December 4, 2014
Katie Ross
Rockwood Health System, of Spokane, launched a multidisciplinary clinic last June that's focused on improving care for people suffering from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or ALS, and the clinic now has a new home that's expected to help streamline pa
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