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—Kevin Blocker

Communities in Schools looks for more mentors

Organization says requests for volunteers are increasing
November 19, 2015
The executive director of Communities in Schools Spokane County says the nonprofit is looking to train more mentors for at-risk students to keep them on track to attain their high school diplomas.
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—LeAnn Bjerken

Copeland sees increase in commercial design

Firm strives to continue founder's 30-year legacy
November 5, 2015
LeAnn Bjerken
Copeland Architecture & Construction Inc. owners Bob Britton, Jeff Fountain, and Austin Dickey say the company, long known for its design of Spokane-area homes, is gradually becoming known for commercial design as well.
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Coffman Engineers teams with Microsoft on study

Firm's use of tablet catches eye of technology giant
November 5, 2015
Staff Report
Microsoft Corp. has released a video case-study and blog compiled after spending time with Seattle-based Coffman Engineers learning how engineers and staff are using the Microsoft Surface tablet to change the way they do business.
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—LeAnn Bjerken

Stantec seeks to increase its volume in Spokane area

Company offers support in finding funding sources
November 5, 2015
LeAnn Bjerken
Stantec Inc., a big publicly traded design and consulting company based in Edmonton, Alberta, says it's looking to grow its Spokane operations through involvement with several sizable upcoming projects.
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—ALSC Architects PS

School projects spur uptick in design work

Firms report healthy flow thanks to ballot measures
November 5, 2015
Several local architectural and engineering firms here say voter approval of bonds and levies earlier this year have helped spur added work for them in the form of school projects.
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—Mike McLean

Cd'A home designer evolves

EH Design shifts focus from golf communities
November 5, 2015
Mike McLean
Coeur d'Alene architecture and design concern Eric Hedlund Design LLC, which does business as EH Design, has seen rapid growth in the last few years, after having come into its own in the wake of the Great Recession, says Eric Hedlund, the company's p
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—Kevin Blocker

The Arc of Spokane to improve law enforcement interactions with people with disabilities

Response team created to help smooth encounters
October 22, 2015
The Arc of Spokane has been working with the Spokane County Sheriff's Office in an effort to better serve and assist people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
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Tax planners await action by Congress on extenders

Uncertainty said to delay spending, giving decisions
October 22, 2015
Mike McLean
Some tax preparers here say they expect another late-season rush as they await congressional action on dozens of tax deductions, credits, and benefits collectively grouped together as extenders.
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—LeAnn Bjerken

Children FIRST Therapy moves

Organization takes space at Valley gymnastics facility
October 22, 2015
LeAnn Bjerken
Children FIRST Therapy, a Spokane Valley-based nonprofit that provides early interventional therapy for children ages birth to 3 who have developmental delays, has moved its operations and expanded the services it offers.
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—LeAnn Bjerken

Women are more likely to talk about pain, study finds

WSU researchers say new approach reduces pill use
October 8, 2015
LeAnn Bjerken
Dr. Marian Wilson, a second-year assistant professor at Washington State University Spokane, found in a study on chronic pain that women seem more open than men to participating in studies and sharing their symptoms.
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