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Anita Burke

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Cheney not content with serene

City seeks industrial park, as downtown enhancements, residential activity grow
February 26, 1997
Anita Burke
CHENEYIf community leaders here get their way, Spokane Countys second-largest city will be known as much more than a sleepy college town.The city of Cheney is seeking grants to develop an industrial park, has set in motion about $5.5 million
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Avista increases target for energy conservation

Savings goal is same as electrical use by all homes in city of Coeur dÂ’Alene
February 26, 1997
Anita Burke
Avista Utilities, of Spokane, has added greatly to its annual energy-conservation goal in the wake of the power-supply crunch and this years drought.For more than a decade, the companys customers have conserved enough power each year to save
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Pizza-car signs bring piece of pie

Cassel Promotions
February 26, 1997
Anita Burke
Chances are, the car-mounted sign atop the pizza-delivery vehicle that whisked through your neighborhood last night was made here in Spokane by Cassel Promotions. The same might be true if you lived in New York, Boston, Las Vegas, or a host of U.S.
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Hotels add energy surcharges

Hospitality companies tap fees, conservation to fight rising costs
February 26, 1997
Anita Burke
Rising energy costs have prompted some hotels here and elsewhere to add energy surcharges to their room rates.Last month, Spokanes WestCoast Hospitality Corp., instituted a daily surcharge of $2.75 per room, at many of its hotels, says Ron for
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Eddie Bauer plans ‘outlet’ in the Valley

Discount store expected to open in mid-November
February 26, 1997
Anita Burke
Redmond, Wash.-based Eddie Bauer Inc. plans to open an outlet store at the Spokane Valley Plaza in mid-November.Summit Property Development, a division of Metropolitan Mortgage & Securities Co., of Spokane, is developing an 8,500-square-foot for
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Wholesalers exert flower power

For cluster of suppliers downtown, gearing up for bloom-rich holidays is serious business
February 26, 1997
Anita Burke
Planning to send Mom flowers for Mothers Day?If you do, youll participate in one of the top flower-buying occasions of the year. And to help lay some blossoms on Americas moms, operations are in full bloom at three wholesale florists just
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Farmers & Merchants logs strong annual gains

Loans grew 17.8 percent to $191 million at year-end; assets, net income also up
February 26, 1997
Anita Burke
Farmers & Merchants Bank, of Spokane, posted healthy gains in loans, assets, deposits, and net income in 2000.We had a good year, says John Tombari, the banks chief operating officer.The banks net income soared 28.7 percent to $2.8 up
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Three Eastern Washington power plants proposed

Huge generating projects could light trio of areas as large as the city of Seattle
February 26, 1997
Anita Burke
Power-plant developers have proposed building three big gas-fired generating plants in Eastern Washington that could produce a total of 3,350 megawatts of electricity, or enough to power the city of Seattle three times.The projects include a in
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Señor slices salsa stuff singly

Salsa Mendez
February 26, 1997
Anita Burke
Some people call Gabriel J. Mendez a doctor of salsa.Actually, his doctorate is in Latin American history, but when he couldnt find a college-level teaching job within commuting distance of Spokane, he made salsa his business.He founded in
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Three more stores on plan for Valley Mall strip center

Housewares, clothing, sporting goods retailers named in county files
February 26, 1997
Anita Burke
A proposed retail strip center west of the Spokane Valley Mall might house T.J. Maxx, Sportsmans Warehouse, and Linens n Things outlets, according to a grading-permit application that Salt Lake City-based mall owner JP Realty Inc. has filed in
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