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Virginia Thomas

Examining a surge in death investigations

Medical examiner's caseload increases, likely to grow more due to variety of factors
July 1, 2021
Virginia Thomas
The number of cases the Spokane County Medical Examiner's Office oversees has surged in recent years, and further increases are projected in the second half of this years, says chief medical examiner Dr. Veena Singh.
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Kevin Blocker

Downtown Spokane Partnership may be headed to the other side of the tracks

Business improvement district would be expanded under city's current proposal
July 1, 2021
Kevin Blocker
City officials are asking the Downtown Spokane Partnership to take on the added responsibility of providing cleanup and safety services south of the railroad viaduct in the city's core.
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After delay, Lancer Hospitality starts food service for Spokane Parks

Company becomes vendor at Riverfront, other venues
June 17, 2021
Virginia Thomas
The Spokane Parks and Recreation department has selected a Minneapolis-based catering and food-service company to handle the food and beverage operations at city parks.
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Vax On, Mask Off: Employers adapt to mask rules, vaccination monitoring

Organizations find their boundaries as more people return to offices
June 17, 2021
Virginia Thomas
Employers find themselves treading a narrow path when it comes to confirming employee vaccination status while keeping within state guidelines, some employer representatives here say.
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Gilberts to leave University District

Organization's CEO accepts new role with Numerica CU
June 7, 2021
Linn Parish
University District Development Association CEO Lars Gilberts plans to step down by the end of the month to become assistant vice president of community development and impact at Numerica Credit Union.
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VOA, Salvation Army to build new homeless shelters

Both aim to open new facilities by early fall
June 3, 2021
Natasha Nellis
Two Spokane-area nonprofits have set their sights on developing shelters in the city. Volunteers of America Eastern Washington & Northern Idaho is in the early planning stage for a new young-adult shelter in a building at 3104 E. Augusta,
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Davenport Airport to renovate runway

Work expected to start this month, finish by fall
June 3, 2021
Natasha Nellis
The Davenport Municipal Airport is planning a $4.5 million runway reconstruction and lighting-system upgrade, says Steve Goemmel, city of Davenport administrator.
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VIRGINIA THOMAS

Constructing an education pipeline to homebuilding

Mead School District, SHBA kick off program by constructing sheds
June 3, 2021
Virginia Thomas
A collaborative effort between Mead School District and the Spokane Home Builders Association is working to spark interest in the trades-particularly residential home construction-among middle-school and high-school students.
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Longtime Rosauers CEO to retire

Grocery chain tabs Hawaiian Springs CEO as Philipps' successor
June 3, 2021
Kevin Blocker
In December 2008, the roof of Rosauers Supermarkets' Five Mile store gave way under the weight of heavy snow. In that moment, 120 mostly full-time store employees were displaced-and stayed that way for four months. But instead of issuing temporary
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Second Harvest

Many nonprofits stay afloat with PPP

Some seek loan forgiveness; others receive it
May 20, 2021
Kevin Blocker
Applying for a nearly $2 million federally backed Paycheck Protection Program loan to help cover payroll presented an unprecedented shift in The way Arc of Spokane operates, its executive director says.
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