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Judith Spitzer

Reporter

About Judith

Phone: 509.344.1267

Reporter Judith Spitzer covers technology, mining, agriculture, and wood products for the Journal. A vintage-obsessed antique collector in her off hours, Judith worked as a journalist in Colorado and Oregon before joining the Journal.

Judith 's Articles

Spokane’s attributes touted to attract more retirees

In recent years, various publications and organizations have been touting Spokane as one of the best

September 23, 2021

Tom Johnson: Learning the STCU way

Spokane Teachers Credit Union, based in Liberty Lake, ranked third among the largest credit unions i

June 4, 2015

Spokesman-Review to launch new glossy publication

The Spokesman-Review newspaper plans later this month to launch Platinum, a glossy, high-end, broads

June 4, 2015

WSU offers joint degree in business, pharmacy

Washington State University students will be able to earn both a doctor of pharmacy degree and a mas

June 4, 2015

Spokane Transit Authority rolls toward launch of plaza upgrade project

Spokane Transit Authority says it will begin work by early winter on a $4.9 million upgrade of the S

June 4, 2015

Central Valley school district starts grocery building remodel

Central Valley School District started work in late April on a project to convert a former Yoke’s

June 4, 2015

Women caring for women: A new model for Rockwood

Obstetricians and midwives both provide care to women during childbirth, and both work together at R

June 4, 2015

Wall systems company lands projects abroad

After sustained marketing efforts to garner market share overseas, Flexhibits, the Spokane-based com

June 4, 2015

ABC’s Kate McCaslin moves east for new chapter in life

Kate McCaslin, former president and CEO of the Inland Pacific Chapter of Associated Builders & Contr

June 4, 2015

Downtown Spokane’s West Main energy expands

You know that downtown Spokane area west of Division that doesn’t have a name? It’s called ever

May 21, 2015

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Our Reporters

Judith Spitzer

Reporter

About Judith

Phone: 509.344.1267

Judith 's Articles

Spokane’s attributes touted to attract more retirees

In recent years, various publications and organizations have been touting Spokane as one of the best

Tom Johnson: Learning the STCU way

Spokane Teachers Credit Union, based in Liberty Lake, ranked third among the largest credit unions i

Spokesman-Review to launch new glossy publication

The Spokesman-Review newspaper plans later this month to launch Platinum, a glossy, high-end, broads

WSU offers joint degree in business, pharmacy

Washington State University students will be able to earn both a doctor of pharmacy degree and a mas

Spokane Transit Authority rolls toward launch of plaza upgrade project

Spokane Transit Authority says it will begin work by early winter on a $4.9 million upgrade of the S

Central Valley school district starts grocery building remodel

Central Valley School District started work in late April on a project to convert a former Yoke’s

Women caring for women: A new model for Rockwood

Obstetricians and midwives both provide care to women during childbirth, and both work together at R

Wall systems company lands projects abroad

After sustained marketing efforts to garner market share overseas, Flexhibits, the Spokane-based com

ABC’s Kate McCaslin moves east for new chapter in life

Kate McCaslin, former president and CEO of the Inland Pacific Chapter of Associated Builders & Contr

Downtown Spokane’s West Main energy expands

You know that downtown Spokane area west of Division that doesn’t have a name? It’s called ever

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Our Reporters

Judith Spitzer

Reporter

About Judith

Phone: 509.344.1267

Judith 's Articles

Spokane’s attributes touted to attract more retirees

In recent years, various publications and organizations have been touting Spokane as one of the best

Tom Johnson: Learning the STCU way

Spokane Teachers Credit Union, based in Liberty Lake, ranked third among the largest credit unions i

Spokesman-Review to launch new glossy publication

The Spokesman-Review newspaper plans later this month to launch Platinum, a glossy, high-end, broads

WSU offers joint degree in business, pharmacy

Washington State University students will be able to earn both a doctor of pharmacy degree and a mas

Spokane Transit Authority rolls toward launch of plaza upgrade project

Spokane Transit Authority says it will begin work by early winter on a $4.9 million upgrade of the S

Central Valley school district starts grocery building remodel

Central Valley School District started work in late April on a project to convert a former Yoke’s

Women caring for women: A new model for Rockwood

Obstetricians and midwives both provide care to women during childbirth, and both work together at R

Wall systems company lands projects abroad

After sustained marketing efforts to garner market share overseas, Flexhibits, the Spokane-based com

ABC’s Kate McCaslin moves east for new chapter in life

Kate McCaslin, former president and CEO of the Inland Pacific Chapter of Associated Builders & Contr

Downtown Spokane’s West Main energy expands

You know that downtown Spokane area west of Division that doesn’t have a name? It’s called ever

Sign up for our E-mail updates

including the Morning Edition

including the
Morning Edition