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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

Combating county’s high maternal smoking rate

Despite the well-known dangers of smoking cigarettes during pregnancy, the percentage of expectant w

June 5, 2014

Elmer erecting structure for Kootenai County offices

J.W. Elmer Construction Co., of Spokane, has started work on a Kootenai County Ancillary Services Bu

June 5, 2014

Riverfront Park plan, financing are up for vote

Spokane Park Board members will meet next week to deliberate and vote on the $60 million master plan

June 5, 2014

Striving to be a cut above

if it weren’t for Expo ’74, Doug Toone may have never opened what has become the Jewelry Design

May 22, 2014

Entering new dimension

Once perceived as grist for sci-fi aficionados in a distant future, 3-D printing is turning up in un

May 22, 2014

Red Lion Hotels to adopt new reservation platform

Red Lion Hotels Corp., of Spokane, says it has entered into an agreement with Sceptre Hospitality Re

May 22, 2014

Companies here pursue waste gasification project

MPM Technologies Inc., a 25-year-old Spokane-based company that develops waste-to-energy technology,

May 22, 2014

BC Engineers buys assets of NW Roof Consultants

BC Engineers Inc., a Hayden, Idaho, structural engineering company, has purchased the assets of Nort

May 22, 2014

Convention center-area hotel remodels, rebrands

The Travelodge Hotel at the Spokane Convention Center downtown plans to change its affiliation and t

May 22, 2014

WSU researcher here targets drowsy drivers

Hans Van Dongen, a researcher at Washington State University Spokane, has received a patent for tech

May 22, 2014

South Hill retailer to close its doors

L.D.E. Inc. will close the 19-year-old 50 Percent Off Card Shop in mid-June, one of four such stores

May 22, 2014

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Judith Spitzer

Reporter

About Judith

Phone: 509.344.1267

Judith 's Articles

Combating county’s high maternal smoking rate

Despite the well-known dangers of smoking cigarettes during pregnancy, the percentage of expectant w

Elmer erecting structure for Kootenai County offices

J.W. Elmer Construction Co., of Spokane, has started work on a Kootenai County Ancillary Services Bu

Riverfront Park plan, financing are up for vote

Spokane Park Board members will meet next week to deliberate and vote on the $60 million master plan

Striving to be a cut above

if it weren’t for Expo ’74, Doug Toone may have never opened what has become the Jewelry Design

Entering new dimension

Once perceived as grist for sci-fi aficionados in a distant future, 3-D printing is turning up in un

Red Lion Hotels to adopt new reservation platform

Red Lion Hotels Corp., of Spokane, says it has entered into an agreement with Sceptre Hospitality Re

Companies here pursue waste gasification project

MPM Technologies Inc., a 25-year-old Spokane-based company that develops waste-to-energy technology,

BC Engineers buys assets of NW Roof Consultants

BC Engineers Inc., a Hayden, Idaho, structural engineering company, has purchased the assets of Nort

Convention center-area hotel remodels, rebrands

The Travelodge Hotel at the Spokane Convention Center downtown plans to change its affiliation and t

WSU researcher here targets drowsy drivers

Hans Van Dongen, a researcher at Washington State University Spokane, has received a patent for tech

South Hill retailer to close its doors

L.D.E. Inc. will close the 19-year-old 50 Percent Off Card Shop in mid-June, one of four such stores

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Our Reporters

Judith Spitzer

Reporter

About Judith

Phone: 509.344.1267

Judith 's Articles

Combating county’s high maternal smoking rate

Despite the well-known dangers of smoking cigarettes during pregnancy, the percentage of expectant w

Elmer erecting structure for Kootenai County offices

J.W. Elmer Construction Co., of Spokane, has started work on a Kootenai County Ancillary Services Bu

Riverfront Park plan, financing are up for vote

Spokane Park Board members will meet next week to deliberate and vote on the $60 million master plan

Striving to be a cut above

if it weren’t for Expo ’74, Doug Toone may have never opened what has become the Jewelry Design

Entering new dimension

Once perceived as grist for sci-fi aficionados in a distant future, 3-D printing is turning up in un

Red Lion Hotels to adopt new reservation platform

Red Lion Hotels Corp., of Spokane, says it has entered into an agreement with Sceptre Hospitality Re

Companies here pursue waste gasification project

MPM Technologies Inc., a 25-year-old Spokane-based company that develops waste-to-energy technology,

BC Engineers buys assets of NW Roof Consultants

BC Engineers Inc., a Hayden, Idaho, structural engineering company, has purchased the assets of Nort

Convention center-area hotel remodels, rebrands

The Travelodge Hotel at the Spokane Convention Center downtown plans to change its affiliation and t

WSU researcher here targets drowsy drivers

Hans Van Dongen, a researcher at Washington State University Spokane, has received a patent for tech

South Hill retailer to close its doors

L.D.E. Inc. will close the 19-year-old 50 Percent Off Card Shop in mid-June, one of four such stores

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