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Judith Spitzer

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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

WSU Spokane pharmacy students wins national research award

A Washington State University Spokane pharmaceutical sciences student has received a national award

May 7, 2015

Stay Alfred ramps up its staff in Spokane as sales increase

Stay Alfred, a three-year old company based here that rents out downtown vacation properties in larg

May 7, 2015

Wading through Social Security survivor options

Understanding the Social Security system can be a challenge regardless of marital status, but if you

April 23, 2015

Spokane’s sick leave rules gain ground

Spokane City Council members on Monday evening voted to assign a work group to study the possible im

April 23, 2015

Martin Luther King Jr. Family Outreach Center plans $3.5 million building

The Spokane-based Martin Luther King Jr. Family Outreach Center plans to develop a new $3.5 million

April 23, 2015

North Bank sportsplex research to move forward

Research into a proposed $27 million sports field house is moving forward following an agreement giv

April 23, 2015

Cheney credit union’s membership rises after charter change

Cheney Federal Credit Union has added 600 members to its field of membership since April, 2013 when

April 23, 2015

Inland Northwest public companies lag behind S&P 500

Hart Capital Management Inc., a Spokane-based investment firm, says the combined stock value of 11 p

April 23, 2015

Craft3 opens Spokane office

Craft3, a nonprofit lender based in the southwestern Washington city of Ilwaco, has opened a Spokane

April 23, 2015

Bikes for the urban jungle

At present, the city of Spokane can’t hold a candle to cities such as Portland and Seattle for acc

April 9, 2015

Brownfields work could spur activity in Hillyard

A $200,000 federal grant the city of Spokane recently won to help the Hillyard community develop a p

April 9, 2015

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Judith Spitzer

Reporter

About Judith

Phone: 509.344.1267

Judith 's Articles

WSU Spokane pharmacy students wins national research award

A Washington State University Spokane pharmaceutical sciences student has received a national award

Stay Alfred ramps up its staff in Spokane as sales increase

Stay Alfred, a three-year old company based here that rents out downtown vacation properties in larg

Wading through Social Security survivor options

Understanding the Social Security system can be a challenge regardless of marital status, but if you

Spokane’s sick leave rules gain ground

Spokane City Council members on Monday evening voted to assign a work group to study the possible im

Martin Luther King Jr. Family Outreach Center plans $3.5 million building

The Spokane-based Martin Luther King Jr. Family Outreach Center plans to develop a new $3.5 million

North Bank sportsplex research to move forward

Research into a proposed $27 million sports field house is moving forward following an agreement giv

Cheney credit union’s membership rises after charter change

Cheney Federal Credit Union has added 600 members to its field of membership since April, 2013 when

Inland Northwest public companies lag behind S&P 500

Hart Capital Management Inc., a Spokane-based investment firm, says the combined stock value of 11 p

Craft3 opens Spokane office

Craft3, a nonprofit lender based in the southwestern Washington city of Ilwaco, has opened a Spokane

Bikes for the urban jungle

At present, the city of Spokane can’t hold a candle to cities such as Portland and Seattle for acc

Brownfields work could spur activity in Hillyard

A $200,000 federal grant the city of Spokane recently won to help the Hillyard community develop a p

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Our Reporters

Judith Spitzer

Reporter

About Judith

Phone: 509.344.1267

Judith 's Articles

WSU Spokane pharmacy students wins national research award

A Washington State University Spokane pharmaceutical sciences student has received a national award

Stay Alfred ramps up its staff in Spokane as sales increase

Stay Alfred, a three-year old company based here that rents out downtown vacation properties in larg

Wading through Social Security survivor options

Understanding the Social Security system can be a challenge regardless of marital status, but if you

Spokane’s sick leave rules gain ground

Spokane City Council members on Monday evening voted to assign a work group to study the possible im

Martin Luther King Jr. Family Outreach Center plans $3.5 million building

The Spokane-based Martin Luther King Jr. Family Outreach Center plans to develop a new $3.5 million

North Bank sportsplex research to move forward

Research into a proposed $27 million sports field house is moving forward following an agreement giv

Cheney credit union’s membership rises after charter change

Cheney Federal Credit Union has added 600 members to its field of membership since April, 2013 when

Inland Northwest public companies lag behind S&P 500

Hart Capital Management Inc., a Spokane-based investment firm, says the combined stock value of 11 p

Craft3 opens Spokane office

Craft3, a nonprofit lender based in the southwestern Washington city of Ilwaco, has opened a Spokane

Bikes for the urban jungle

At present, the city of Spokane can’t hold a candle to cities such as Portland and Seattle for acc

Brownfields work could spur activity in Hillyard

A $200,000 federal grant the city of Spokane recently won to help the Hillyard community develop a p

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