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Dylan Harris

Dylan Harris

Deputy Editor Dylan Harris has worked at the Journal since 2021. Dylan, who was born and raised in Spokane, enjoys watching sports, cooking, and spending time with his family.

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Handful of hotels change hands in Spokane

Ruby Hospitality expands property portfolio with purchase of Madison Inn
November 22, 2023
Dylan Harris

Three Spokane hotels—the Madison Inn, the Courtyard by Marriott, and the Wingate by Wyndham—have changed hands in the past few months.


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Skils’kin to merge with West Side nonprofit

Spokane, Bremerton organizations share similar missions
November 20, 2023
Dylan Harris

Spokane-based Skils’kin and Bremerton, Washington-based Skookum—two nonprofits dedicated to creating opportunities for people with disabilities—have announced their intention to merge.


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Kids’ clothing retailer outgrows pop-up shops

Spokane Baby Co. finds space in Garland District
November 9, 2023
Dylan Harris

Graduating from pop-up shops to a storefront in the heart of the Garland District, Spokane Baby Co. has opened its doors at 825 W. Garland.


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Succession by design at MMEC Architecture

Firm’s founders reflect on culture, legacy while passing baton to next generation
November 9, 2023
Dylan Harris

MMEC Architecture & Interiors LLC’s three remaining founding partners retired in July, marking the end of an era at the Spokane-based firm.


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Gesa Credit Union plans branch in old South Hill Applebee’s

Branch to open in early 2025, after an extensive remodel
November 9, 2023
Dylan Harris

Richland, Washington-based Gesa Credit Union has bought a former Applebee’s restaurant building on Spokane’s South Hill and plans to open a full-service retail branch there, after an envisioned, extensive remodel.  


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Rocket engineer propels Gonzaga engineering program

Former SpaceX employee bridges theory, application
November 9, 2023
Dylan Harris

Ryan Kellogg wanted to be part of a company that was doing important work and where he could be surrounded by people inspired to be part of something greater than themselves.


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Tobler Marina acquired by Seattle Boat Co.

Hayden boat dealership will retain name, staff
November 9, 2023
Dylan Harris

Tobler Marina has been acquired by Supreme Northwest Inc., which does business as Seattle Boat Co.


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Adviser AI: Technology’s role in financial management

Machine learning expected to assist, not threaten, say INW investment managers
November 9, 2023
Dylan Harris

As artificial intelligence technology continues to evolve, it’s expected to improve efficiency for financial advisers, allowing them more time to build relationships with their clients, some advisers here say.


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Providence names division chief of primary care

Dr. Trace Julsen will oversee nine clinics in Spokane County
October 26, 2023
Dylan Harris
Dr. Trace Julsen wears several different hats in the Inland Northwest's health care field. Most recently, the Eagle River, Alaska native was named division chief of primary care for Providence Medical Group.
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Alaskan cod company to relocate food truck to INW

Current, former fishing captains expect to open here in mid-November
October 26, 2023
Dylan Harris
A pair of Alaskan fishing boat captains soon will be frying up their wild Alaskan cod in the Inland Northwest. Cashmere, Washington-based Captain's Cod Company is relocating one of its food trucks to the Spokane area from Western Washington. Its
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