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Articles by Mike McLean

Siding replacement work uncovers structure's history

Storhaug mulls whether to save old store moniker on building's former front
November 7, 2013
Mike McLean
What started as a simple re-siding job at 510 E. Third has got Jerry Storhaug considering whether he should be doing some historic preservation.As workers tore down the weathered siding on the west side of the building, they discovered a blue, a
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PAML creates new division for age-management testing

Aion to compete nationwide in growing medical field
November 7, 2013
Mike McLean
Spokane-based Pathology Associates Medical Laboratories LLC has launched a new testing division named Aion Laboratories, which specializes in diagnostics in the growing field of age-management medicine, says Patty Sipes, PAML senior vice president
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Spokane County's top taxpayer levies swell

Perennial leader Avista ranks first on list of 50 largest property owners
November 7, 2013
Mike McLean
The collective share of the 50 largest property taxpayers in Spokane County, led by perennial top payer Avista Corp., grew by 16 percent this year to reach nearly 9 percent of the total property taxes levied in the county, according records through
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Tax experts plot strategies to soften blows of rate jump

Affordable Care Act said having sizable impact on taxpayers
October 24, 2013
Mike McLean
The largest year-over-year individual tax increases in at least a decade are in effect, and high-income earners who haven't planned for them might be in for a shock, tax preparers here say.Many middle-income taxpayers also might be surprised by
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—Staff photo by Mike McLean

Health cost analysis company forms

Tech entrepreneurs set to launch cloud-based platform to measure efficiency
October 24, 2013
Mike McLean
Two experienced Spokane entrepreneurs are in countdown mode for the launch of Arevo Health, a cloud-based software startup that they hope will revolutionize corporate health care efficiency tracking.Ryan Fix and Jim Schlosser founded the company
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Spokane Gymnastics buys former Valley fitness facility

Business plans to expand as it relocates in phases to its own larger building
October 24, 2013
Mike McLean
Spokane Gymnastics Enterprises LLC, of Spokane, has bought a 28,000-square-foot commercial building at 2515 N. Locust, just east of the Argonne Village Shopping Center in Spokane Valley, says Nadine Burgess, the owner of the business.Beginning a
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—Staff photo by Mike  McLean

Umpqua Bank-Sterling Bank transition plan looms

Portland bank to roll out retail-store concept at Sterling sites
October 24, 2013
Mike McLean
It likely will be another eight months or so before Umpqua Bank logos start showing up at Sterling Bank locations here, assuming Umpqua's proposed $2 billion acquisition of Sterling meets regulatory approval.Umpqua, though, expects to capitalize
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—Rendering courtesy of BNBuilders

Spokane team set to expand WSU apartment complex

$16 million project will upgrade, add 17 units to Chief Joseph Village
October 10, 2013
Mike McLean
A Spokane-based construction team has started work on a $16 million renovation and expansion of the Chief Joseph Village apartment complex on the Washington State University campus, in Pullman, says Louise Sweeney, a project manager for the Spokane
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Ginno wins $4.2 million job to renovate school in Cd'A

Work includes classroom remodel, new library, lab, gym at Bryan Elementary
October 10, 2013
Mike McLean
The Coeur d'Alene School District has awarded Ginno Construction, of Coeur d'Alene, a $4.2 million contract to remodel and expand Bryan Elementary School, says Laura Rumpler, a district spokeswoman.The project will include remodeling the complex
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Cd'A developer to build 20 rental homes on 1.6-acre lot

Pocket-house designation for land use encourages infill on some city parcels
October 10, 2013
Mike McLean
Coeur d'Alene residential developer Jon Harper, doing business as Qualitas Co., has obtained building permits to construct 20 small rental homes on a 1.6-acre lot.The project site is located at 3516 N. Mountain Lane, north of Lunceford Avenue, a
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