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Government

Railroad projects to receive $32.9 million in improvements

Funds earmarked for short-line upgrades
July 30, 2015
Mike McLean
Three Eastern Washington rail infrastructure and economic development projects have been awarded a total of $32.9 million in funding in the Washington state transportation package that was approved recently by the Legislature. One of the projects, the $1
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PacifiClean Environmental looks to resolve green waste tiff

Ag department suspended treatment at Quincy facility
July 30, 2015
The Washington state Department of Agriculture recently stopped Spokane-based PacifiClean Environmental LLC from transporting yard and food waste from Western Washington to its Quincy, Wash., composting facility after discovering apple maggot larva in com
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—Spokane Transit Authority

Spokane Transit Authority's Central City Line looks for traction

Street-car inspired route on federal project list
July 30, 2015
Mike McLean
The $15 million state portion of funding for the planned $72 million Central City Line is looking secure again, says Susan Meyer, CEO of the Spokane Transit Authority. The recently enacted $16 billion state transportation bill that would provide local fu
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—TCA Architecture Planning

Halme, Ginno start work on new fire stations in Spokane County

Two projects have overall value of about $3.4 million
July 16, 2015
Construction crews have started work on two new fire stations, one of which will replace a nearly 50-year-old station at Newman Lake.
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—Linn Parish

Rightsizing WorkSource in an improving economy

State agency shrinks, shifts as the job market improves
July 16, 2015
Linn Parish
Unemployment rate and total employment are two of WorkSource Spokane's common gauges of economic health, but another number also is telling: 43.
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Court upholds ruling that Spokane County violated Growth Management Act rules

Decision states that public should have been notified
July 2, 2015
A state appellate court panel has ruled Spokane County failed to notify the public about a change made to population projections, resulting in a violation of the Growth Management Act. The decision upheld an earlier ruling made by the Eastern Washington
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Spokane Transit Authority rolls toward launch of plaza upgrade project

Transit agency also plans sizable bus garage retrofit
June 4, 2015
Judith Spitzer
Spokane Transit Authority says it will begin work by early winter on a $4.9 million upgrade of the STA Plaza at 701 W. Riverside downtown.
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—ALSC Architects PS

Work starts on Spokane International Airport's parking operations building

$2 million project expected to be finished in November
June 4, 2015
Building crews have started work on a $2.1 million facility at Spokane International Airport that will serve as the new home for parking operations staff members.
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Spokane Airports' impact said to exceed $750 million

EWU study accounts for budget, spending, wages
June 4, 2015
Spokane Airports had a $754 million economic impact on Spokane and Kootenai counties in 2013, Eastern Washington University researchers say in a recently completed study. EWU's Institute for Public Policy and Economic Analysis conducted the study. '
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—Stephien McFadden

A small town with big distribution hopes

Junction city Ritzville ranks high in commissioned report
May 21, 2015
Adams County economic development proponents are looking ambitiously at the potential for turning the quiet farm town of Ritzville, located about an hour's drive southwest of Spokane at the junction of Interstate 90 and U.S. 395, into a bustling hub for
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