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—Jose Barajas

Parklet structures might become permanent option in Spokane

Nonprofit studio plans future public spaces
May 25, 2017
LeAnn Bjerken
For the past two years, Spokane residents and visitors alike have enjoyed the use of parklets, small, parking-spot sized, wooden seating and dining areas strategically placed in front of businesses throughout the city. Now, according to one architect he
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—Kevin Blocker

Womer looks to broaden local, nontribal portfolio

Majority of firm's projects outside of Spokane area
May 25, 2017
Womer & Associates, the Spokane-based, Native American-owned architectural and engineering firm, says it's on the verge of expanding and expects to soon be adding staff, but still is struggling to restore the balance of tribal and nontribal work it enjo
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—Mike Mclean

Mechanical engineer finds niche in technical analysis

Johnston Engineering focuses on element, fluid dynamics
May 25, 2017
Mike McLean
Andy Johnston, president and principal engineer at Andy Johnston PE, says he's a different kind of mechanical engineer. Johnston offers mechanical engineering design and analysis, specializing in technical aspects of finite element analysis and computa
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—Treva Lind

Virtual reality in building design

ALSC Architects sees added customer value in 3-D
May 25, 2017
Treva Lind
Wearing virtual reality goggles, someone using 3-D technology can step into the middle of a North Pines Middle School common space that doesn't exist yet. With the same goggle headset, the person with a head tilt or circular movement can get a panorama
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—LeAnn Bjerken

T-O Engineers aims for strategic growth, balance

Firm renovates several offices, makes acquisition
May 25, 2017
LeAnn Bjerken
Meridian, Idaho-based T-O Engineers Inc. is planning for growth this year, having recently remodeled several office locations, as well as acquiring Boise-based water and wastewater consulting firm Pharmer Engineering. J.R. Norvell is the company's reg
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—Kevin Blocker

Passion for biodiesel fuels small-business owner

Etter hopes other will embrace energy source
May 11, 2017
Spokane Valley business owner and resident Jackie Etter says she's like most people she knows who have a thirst for biodiesel fuel. 'There's not anybody I know that's involved with biodiesel that doesn't have another job,” says Etter, who is
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—LeAnn Bjerken

Resource Synergy keeps focus on effective recycling

Business targets large commercial properties
May 11, 2017
LeAnn Bjerken
Now in its second year of operations, Spokane-based sustainability consulting business Resource Synergy has established a niche for itself here, helping businesses reduce costs by wasting less and recycling more. Owner and operator Erik Makinson says whi
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—Mike McLean

Living Water to get greener with new facility

Lawn, tree care company to consolidate operations with $2 million building
May 11, 2017
Mike McLean
Living Water Lawn & Tree Care, which specializes in environmentally friendly lawn and tree fertilizing, is erecting a new building where it will consolidate its operations with two other affiliates, says Mike Fairburn, who co-owns Living Water with his wi
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Strategizing for retirement as lifespans grow longer

Rules of thumb are helpful, but only provide a baseline
April 27, 2017
Michael Maehl
Making the transition from earning money to spending money when you first stop working is tricky, especially if you're healthy and eager to enjoy all that new free time. The nice thing about work is that it keeps you from spending money. Remember, retir
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—LeAnn Bjerken

Women face unique challenges in retirement planning

Experts say inadequate guidance partly to blame
April 27, 2017
LeAnn Bjerken
In preparing for retirement, women face some particular challenges that men don't, which is why experts here say it's still important to follow the old standby advice: Start planning and saving early. 'We really do our daughters and granddaughters
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