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—Tony Janson

Townhome project gears up on lower South Hill

Work on 10-unit complex slated to start next month
April 9, 2015
Katie Ross
A new $1.5 million to $2 million townhouse complex, called the Rockwood Townhouses, is being planned at 308 E. 10th on the South Hill.
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Union Gospel Mission reconfigures building

Project to free up space for five new classrooms
April 9, 2015
Judith Spitzer
Spokane's Union Gospel Mission is remodeling a building it purchased recently at 1306 E. Trent, to enlarge its offices and to create additional space for classrooms and its vocational education center, says Phil Altmeyer, executive director of the missi
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Premium candy maker set to open North Side shop

Village Toffee Haus will carry locally made gifts
April 9, 2015
Mike McLean
Village Toffee Haus has leased 1,900 square feet of space in a two-story building formerly occupied by Johnson's Television Service, at 4424 N. Wall, where co-owners James and Linda Wormell plan to open the specialty candy-making and gift store by July.
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—Mike McLean

Boutique brokerage joins network

SVN|Cornerstone alliance extends market expertise
April 9, 2015
Mike McLean
Sperry Van Ness|Cornerstone, known until recently as Cornerstone Property Advisors LLC, expects to expand as a commercial real estate brokerage here under its new affiliation with a national franchise network, say cousins Guy and Matt Byrd, principals at
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Wetzel buys remainder of real estate support unit

He first joined Windermere Services company in '04
April 9, 2015
Staff Report
Scott Wetzel, president and CEO of Windermere Services Mountain West, says he has taken over sole ownership of that Spokane-based real estate support services provider, after buying out the interests of three former co-owners.
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—Katie Ross

Townhome project looks to bring green

Gardens, landscaping main features of new community
April 9, 2015
Katie Ross
Spokane real estate developer Roger Fruci is planning a multimillion-dollar, 87-unit townhome development on the southeastern edge of Spokane called Bella Terra, which aims to offer natural living without rural sprawl, he says.
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—Mike McLean

Small firm reduces legal conflict through mediation

Alternative resolution said to save clients time, money
March 26, 2015
Mike McLean
Luna Legal LLC, a two-attorney firm that opened late last year on the South Hill, focuses on mediation to help clients resolve disputes without the stress and expense of litigation.
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Witherspoon Kelley looks to snag work sent westward

Big firm sees growth in multiple sectors
March 26, 2015
Kim Crompton
William M. 'Billy” Symmes, a principal at Spokane's oldest and largest law firm, Witherspoon Kelley, isn't as bothered by challenges such as the loss of experienced attorneys to retirement or attracting new talent as he is about the amount of lega
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—Katie Ross

Monitoring liability insurance coverage

Many businesses unaware of insurance provisions, attorney says
March 26, 2015
Katie Ross
Most businesses have some form of liability insurance, but when they're sued, they often don't think to check their policies to see if they might be covered, says Brian Sheldon, a principal at Spokane-based Phillabaum, Ledlin, Matthews & Sheldon PLLC.
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—Judith Spitzer

The growing realm of intellectual property law

Spokane lawyers say field has expanded, changed
March 26, 2015
Judith Spitzer
Spokane attorneys who specialize in intellectual property law say the field is expanding and changing, whether it's in copyright, trademark, and trade secrets or patent law.
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