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City grants amnesty for unregistered businesses

About 3,000 companies said to be in delinquency
May 11, 2017
Linn Parish
The city of Spokane has launched a business registration amnesty program through which unregistered businesses that are located in the city or do business here can come into compliance without any penalties for delinquencies. Margaret Redd, taxes and li
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Assessor staffing shortage to delay appraisal notices

County has had difficulty recruiting skilled applicants
May 11, 2017
Mike McLean
The Spokane County Assessor's Office is running behind schedule in 2017 property tax assessments for the 2018 tax year. Due to a shortage of appraisers, the Assessor's Office won't complete 2017 valuations in time to send notices to property owners
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First Tee pulls golf project amid road flap

Nonprofit had hoped to build three-hole course
April 27, 2017
The executive director for the nonprofit Inland Northwest Golf Foundation, the parent to The First Tee of the Inland Northwest chapter here, says the organization has withdrawn a predevelopment application before the city of Spokane for a 6-acre, three-ho
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—Mike McLean

Not a lotta lots in Spokane

Land shortage to hinder entry-level homebuyers, builders contend
April 27, 2017
Mike McLean
New-home construction is outpacing the supply of available land to build houses on, and that's contributing to rising home prices and the dwindling inventory of existing homes for sale, some developers here say. Jim Frank, CEO of Liberty Lake-based rea
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—Kevin Blocker

Next Generation Zone prepares young adults for careers

Spokane center expects another increase in visits
April 13, 2017
Sherman Birdtail says he doesn't know where his life would be without the educational, employment, and emotional support he's received from the staff of Spokane's Next Generation Zone, a career center for young adults. 'I came in at 16 to get my
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City's economic development effort gains momentum

Projects in East Sprague, U District show promise
April 13, 2017
LeAnn Bjerken
Officials with the city of Spokane say its economic development program is starting to have some noticeable impacts this season, with several key projects starting or expected to start construction soon. City planner, and team lead for the program, Andr
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—Mike McLean

Oil, coal train measure aims for ballot

Some call initiative illegal, worry about taxpayer cost
April 13, 2017
Mike McLean
One proposed ballot initiative that would put restrictions on oil and coal shipments via railroad through Spokane for public safety reasons is in the signature-gathering process, while another that sought to ban such shipments outright by codifying people
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Valley Fire Department's protection rating boosted

Update said likely to lower insurance costs for many
April 13, 2017
LeAnn Bjerken
A recent upgrade to the Spokane Valley Fire Department's fire protection rating likely will mean reduced insurance premiums for property owners in the cities within its coverage area, officials say. Melanie Rose, the department's community affairs o
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O'Quinn to leave county post

Commissioner takes CEO job at Inland Northwest Community Foundation
April 12, 2017
Staff Report
Spokane County said this morning that Commissioner Shelly O'Quinn has accepted the position of CEO for the Inland Northwest Community Foundation and will leave the board of commissioners in June. Per state law, three candidates to replace O'Quinn w
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Monroe Street temporary striping still being mulled

City officials weighing costs, await more input
March 30, 2017
LeAnn Bjerken
The city of Spokane hasn't decided yet whether to give neighborhood residents and business owners a chance to test lane reductions that would result as part of a controversial planned North Monroe Corridor improvement project. Marlene Feist, city of S
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