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Home » Authors » Lisa Harrell

Articles by Lisa Harrell

Paper Direct slapped with bankruptcy petition

Three companies allege theyÂ’re owed thousands on delinquent invoices
February 26, 1997
Lisa Harrell
Three Western Washington companies have filed an involuntary petition against Paper Direct Inc., a Spokane maker of corrugated shipping cartons and a distributor of paper products, apparently seeking to force Paper Direct into liquidation under the
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Fairwood Village plans $6 million expansion

Project will add 40 units for independent seniors, 30 for dementia sufferers
February 26, 1997
Lisa Harrell
Fairwood Village Retirement, a retirement community on Spokanes North Side, plans to begin work on a $6 million expansion within the next four months.The project will include adding about 40 units to one of the campuss 10 multi-unit and 45 a
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Fred Meyer hopes store goes up in 2000

Zone change, necessary permits still are needed before work can begin
February 26, 1997
Lisa Harrell
Fred Meyer Inc. says it hopes to begin work early next year on a planned store at the southwest corner of Third Avenue and Thor Street in east central Spokane.Marilyn Coffel, a spokeswoman for the Portland, Ore.-based retail chain, says the is a
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Visiontec seeks investors, hopes to raise $5 million

Company plans to double, maybe triple, floor space within the next six months
February 26, 1997
Lisa Harrell
Visiontec LLC, a Spokane contract manufacturer, is seeking investors and hopes to raise at least $5 million to buy new equipment and buy or lease additional manufacturing space here.The 3-year-old company initially specialized in assembling used
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Daines eyes $50 million office park

Complex could house 1,000 workers, but tenants must be secured if itÂ’s to proceed
February 26, 1997
Lisa Harrell
Packet Engines Inc. founder Bernard Daines says a high-tech office park he hopes to develop in the Spokane Valley could house dozens of buildings with up to 3 million square feet of floor space and the capacity to house more than 1,000 workers. for
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First National to triple its number of branches

Spokane lender expects to employ 50 by year-end
February 26, 1997
Lisa Harrell
First National Financial Group Inc., of Spokane, has opened three new branches in the last two months, giving it five, and plans to open a sixth office, in Vancouver, Wash., within the next two weeks.Glen Hays, a director and senior shareholder
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Focusing on the pointe

Empire Dance Shop
February 26, 1997
Lisa Harrell
The owners of Empire Dance Shop, who write out their monthly balance sheets by hand on pieces of ledger paper, maintain a computer database that tracks which pointe shoes each of the shops customer has tried over the years and what they thought a
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Condo plan ready

Developer Mick McDowell says 21-unit project near downtown likely would cost about $8 million
February 26, 1997
Lisa Harrell
Spokane developer and general contractor Mick McDowell has firmed up plans for a 10-story, roughly $8 million high-end condominium project on Riverside Avenue, just west of downtown Spokane, that would overlook Peaceful Valley and the Spokane He to
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Avista might relocate units

Company is evaluating whether Spokane is best place for its non-regulated businesses, which itÂ’s ramping up
February 26, 1997
Lisa Harrell
Avista Corp., of Spokane, is considering moving its non-regulated businesses out of Spokane and expects to decide whether it will do so within the next six to 12 months.Tom Matthews, Avistas chairman, president, and CEO, declines to disclose a
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Unusual restaurant eyed in Odd Fellows building

Bayou Brewing founder Steve Livingstone hopes to open café in September
February 26, 1997
Lisa Harrell
Steve Livingstone, one of the founders of Bayou Brewing Co., says he now hopes to try an unusual restaurant idea in the ballroom of the restored Odd Fellows Lodge, at 1017 W. First.Livingstone currently is working on recruiting a small group of
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