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Mike McLean

Deputy Editor Mike McLean has worked his entire journalism career in the Inland Northwest. Mike, who also lives to reel in fish and crank up music, has worked for the Journal since 2006.

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24-lot business park planned at Liberty Lake's west edge

Land-use application for 30-acre commercial project notes Garco ties

July 2, 2009

Mike McLean

A development company with ties to Garco Construction Inc., of Spokane, is planning to develop a business park on the west edge of Liberty Lake north of Interstate 90, according to documents on file in that city.Ted Williams Partnership, which a

ReliOn's sales grow offshore, lag in U.S.

Hydrogen fuel-cell maker loses ground in timetable for becoming profitable

July 2, 2009

Mike McLean

Growing telecommunications markets worldwide have helped Spokane Valley-based fuel-cell maker ReliOn Inc. expand its sales reach, but some of its largest U.S. customers in that industry are holding back on capital purchases due to the recession and

Real Estate Roundup

July 2, 2009

Mike McLean

Intermountain Fabricators Inc., a Spokane Valley metal fabricator, has bought a 12,000-square-foot parcel at 2206 N. Fancher, west of its current location at 6014 E. Knox, for potential future expansion. Anne Betow, of NAI Black, and Sam Morse, of

Vandervert starts four jobs worth $3.3 million combined

Projects include retail development, tire store, two day-care facilities

July 2, 2009

Mike McLean

Vandervert Construction Inc., of Spokane, has started work on four structures—three here and one in the Tri-Cities—with a combined estimated value of $3.3 million, says Tim Stulc, company vice president. Two of the structures will house a

Meridian picked to construct $2 million orthotics building

Thompson aims to occupy two-story Sherman Street structure by end of year

July 2, 2009

Mike McLean

Spokane-based Thompson Custom Orthotics & Prosthetics Inc. says it has selected Meridian Construction Inc., of Spokane Valley, to erect a $2 million structure that will house its main office and production lab. Meridian was expected to obtain a

Lydig erects $34 million middle school on West Side

Spokane-based builder expects to finish complex in Federal Way next year

July 2, 2009

Mike McLean

Spokane-based Lydig Construction Inc. says it has started work on a $34 million middle-school replacement project in Western Washington.The new Lakota Middle School in the Federal Way Public Schools district will have 100,000 square feet of a a

Getting back to basics in recession

Schneidmiller Cd'A real estate brokerage pulls back to its roots in down economy

July 2, 2009

Mike McLean

Coldwell Banker Schneidmiller Realty, a 27-year-old Coeur d'Alene real estate brokerage, has pulled back to its roots as part of its strategy to endure the recession.Gary Schneidmiller, the agency's owner and broker, says he has done some of fit

ALSC says mix will carry it through

Longtime firm relies on education, recreation projects, avoids speculative developments

June 18, 2009

Mike McLean

The workload at Spokane-based ALSC Architects PS has slowed somewhat this year, following a strong year for the firm in 2008. Yet Rustin Hall, its president, says the firm's mix of design expertise will carry it through the recession."This year

Liberty Lake medical clinic to move closer to freeway

FirstCare says it will add physician, operate clinic there seven days a week

June 18, 2009

Mike McLean

Spokane-based FirstCare Urgent Care Centers LLC says it will move its Liberty Lake clinic closer to the Liberty Lake-Interstate 90 interchange in August and will begin operating the clinic seven days a week.The new location will be at 1431 N. in

Doctor 'pins' treatment for chronic pain

Technique at St. Luke's here helps injured muscles, nerves recover from long-term soreness

June 18, 2009

Mike McLean

Last March, Mead resident Cindy Roth was in pain a year after an automobile accident—long after her tweaked back muscles should have healed, she says.A treatment called intramuscular stimulation (IMS), which Roth underwent as an outpatient

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