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Youth refugee relocation program in Spokane sees gains

Group brings in 17 minors, with hopes to grow to 30
July 20, 2017
LeAnn Bjerken
Lutheran Community Services Northwest's Unaccompanied Refugee Minor program, which helps to resettle refugee youth who have been separated from parents or guardians, has grown again recently. Refugee foster parent recruiter Lisa Johnson says since Oct
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—Treva Lind

SNAP finding ways to tap interlinked areas of need

Organization offers more than 30 programs here
July 20, 2017
Treva Lind
For decades, Spokane Neighborhood Action Partners has helped people establish stability and self-reliance. Today, more than 30 SNAP programs support Spokane County and Eastern Washington residents. Broader than many people realize, those services range f
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—LeAnn Bjerken

Cooking up new ideas

Second Harvest Food Bank hopes to improve its distribution, education
July 20, 2017
LeAnn Bjerken
Second Harvest Food Bank of the Inland Northwest is moving forward with new ideas to battle hunger, as it seeks to expand its distribution and improve its nutritional education programs through its kitchen space. Jason Luke Clark, the organization's C
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—Kevin Blocker

Spokane COPS looks to balance future with effective past

Ex-police chief introduced community-oriented policing
July 20, 2017
Patrick Striker, executive director of Spokane Community Oriented Policing, known here more generally as Spokane COPS, says a challenge he sees facing the 25-year-old nonprofit-and others like it-is balancing its past successes with more recent and em
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—Kevin Blocker

Rising doctors: Inspired to instruct

Young docs blend practice, teaching, focused research
July 6, 2017
By his own admission, Dr. Darryl Potyk, the chief of medical education for the University of Washington School of Medicine-Gonzaga University Regional Health Partnership, tends to approach situations-and people-in cautious fashion. So upon first meet
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—LeAnn Bjerken

Entrepreneurial spirit runs in bagel brothers' family

Einstein Bros. franchisees to add more restaurants
July 6, 2017
LeAnn Bjerken
On the surface Einstein Bros. Bagels may appear to be just another franchise, but for the Schmidt brothers, Matthew and Mark, it's always been a family-run business. 'Our family is definitely very involved in the business,” says Matthew. 'They h
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Rising Stars: Erik Nelson, of Kiemle & Hagood Co.

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Rising Stars: Latisha Hlll, of Avista Development

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Rising Stars: Brandon Rapez-Betty, of Spokane Transit Authority

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Rising Stars: Randi Johnson, of Lilac City Law

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