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Treating eating disorders in Spokane

Ownership transfer of North Idaho facilities to take two years
May 8, 2014
Judith Spitzer
Echo Springs Transition Study Center, which operates transition living facilities in Coeur d'Alene and Bonners Ferry for students who are having trouble with college or are struggling with other life problems, has new owners as of the end of March. D
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Kootenai recognized for trauma treatment

Designation raises status for treating critical injuries
May 8, 2014
Mike McLean
Kootenai Health, the Coeur d'Alene-based health-care system that operates the largest hospital in North Idaho, recently was designated a Level III trauma center, meaning it's recognized as highly qualified to treat patients with critical single-system
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—Judith Spitzer

Treating eating disorders in Spokane

Emily Program on South Hill uses range of interventions
May 8, 2014
Judith Spitzer
The Emily Program, a Minnesota-based treatment center for eating disorders with a facility in Seattle, opened a facility on Spokane's South Hill last June and is using psychological, nutritional, medical, and psychiatric interventions to help patients o
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—Mike McLean

Exchange evolution

Healthplanfinder has success in signups, but users call for improvements
May 8, 2014
Mike McLean
Even though the Washington Health Benefit Exchange surpassed the state's health insurance enrollment goals, a lot more work can be done to improve the system, sources familiar with the exchange say. In all, the exchange enrolled more than 1 million p
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—Katie Ross

STCU enhances its mortgage rate-lock policy

Homebuyers can secure rate before picking house
April 24, 2014
Katie Ross
Spokane Teachers Credit Union, the Spokane area's largest credit union, has modified its home mortgage interest rate lock policy for conventional loans to make it more borrower-friendly, says Jeff Mularksi, STCU's real estate manager for origination a
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Ignore all of the uproar over high-frequency trading

Individual investors benefit from tech-boosted system
April 24, 2014
Michael Maehl
By the time this piece is published, it shall have been about a month since Michael Lewis went on 60 Minutes to flog his latest Wall Street-oriented book. This one is called 'Flash Boys.” The boys, in this case, are those who oversee and administer th
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Inland Northwest Bank parent posts ninth straight profitable quarter

Bank's net loans increased $41.3 million year over year
April 24, 2014
Katie Ross
Northwest Bancorporation Inc., the Spokane-based parent company of Inland Northwest Bank, has reported first-quarter net income of $588,000, up from $436,000 in the year-earlier period. The company reported earnings per diluted share of 14 cents for th
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Seattle-based brokerage set to join global conglomerate

Spokane branch office could gain from merger
April 24, 2014
Staff Report
McAdams Wright Ragen Inc., a prominent Seattle-based financial services company that opened a branch office in Spokane two years ago, says it has signed a definitive agreement to merge with Baird, an international employee-owned conglomerate with more tha
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—Spokane Firefighters Credit Union

Firefighters Credit Union's growth smolders

Firefighters CU focuses on consumer loans for its 2,000-some members
April 24, 2014
Judith Spitzer
Founded in 1934, the Spokane Firefighters Credit Union is celebrating 80 years in business this year, serving more than 2,000 area firefighters and their families, says Todd Powell, CEO for the past 10 years and a full-time firefighter with the city of Sp
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—Mike McLean

Umpqua Bank has changes in 'store'

Bank espouses commitment to community, to roll out its retail brand
April 24, 2014
Mike McLean
Portland-based Umpqua Holdings Corp. now is operating Spokane-founded Sterling Bank under the Umpqua Bank name following a shareholder-approved acquisition that cleared its last regulatory hurdle Friday, April 18. Umpqua has started changing out Sterl
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