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Special Report

Spokane's economy is on consistent growth track

Jobs continue to increase; wage growth is a concern
June 19, 2014
Steve Scranton
Spokane has seen 2014 start with a more consistent pattern of economic growth than the nation as a whole. Unlike much of the Midwest and East Coast, Spokane didn't suffer through the severe winter weather that hampered economic activity. The picture t
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—Mike McLean

Gifting can help with estate taxes

Washington's rate affects more residents than feds' rules
June 19, 2014
Mike McLean
With historically high exemptions, fewer people are paying federal estate and gift taxes now than decades ago, but more Washington state residents should be aware of their potential state estate tax liabilities, some accountants here say. Washington has
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—Judith Spitzer

Horizon Credit Union's focus on footprint

Credit union's total assets approaching $600 million
June 19, 2014
Judith Spitzer
Spokane Valley-based Horizon Credit Union has substantially expanded its charter since it was established 67 years ago and has absorbed a couple of other credit unions in recent years, contributing to solid membership, loan, and asset growth. Founded as
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Elmer erecting structure for Kootenai County offices

$1.5 million Cd'A project to wrap up by late August
June 5, 2014
Judith Spitzer
J.W. Elmer Construction Co., of Spokane, has started work on a Kootenai County Ancillary Services Building project at 331 W. Garden in Coeur d'Alene that includes erecting a 10,000-square-foot, one-story building. Construction on the $1.5 million pro
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Acme rehabs I-90 section through Snoqualmie Pass

Contractor plans to finish $6.4 million job in August
June 5, 2014
Katie Ross
Acme Concrete Paving Inc., of Spokane, has begun a $6.4 million repaving project on a section of Interstate 90 that runs through Snoqualmie Pass, in western Washington, says company President Robert Seghetti. The project, which began in mid-May and is s
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—Madsen Mitchell Evenson & Conrad PLLC

Hutton Elementary improvements to start - Art only

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June 5, 2014
Staff Report

Lanzce Douglass launches RV park development

Plans show 123 hookups, clubhouse valued at $500K
June 5, 2014
Mike McLean
Prominent Spokane developer Lanzce Douglass is constructing an 8-acre recreational vehicle park on Spokane's North Side, a building permit application information on file with Spokane County shows. The facility, to be called North Pointe RV Park, will
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Renovations under way at Coeur d'Alene hotel

Upgrades at inn include resort-like copper roof
June 5, 2014
Mike McLean
Interior and exterior renovations are under way at the Best Western Plus Coeur d'Alene Inn & Conference Center, where some upgrades will harken to design features at the upscale Coeur d'Alene Resort, says Mike O'Brien, general manager of the Coeur d
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—Mike McLean

Medical-office project progresses east of downtown -Art only

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June 5, 2014
Mike McLean
—Judith Spitzer

Green Bluff event-rules clarifications welcomed by some

Wedding, party venues must secure use permits
June 5, 2014
Judith Spitzer
Green Bluff farmers and event sponsors appear somewhat apprehensive, but generally supportive of new rules Spokane County commissioners adopted last month that spell out how special events, including weddings, are hosted on small-tract agricultural areas
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