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Federal incentives launched for starting retirement plans

Dollar-for-dollar tax credit included in spending bill
February 16, 2023
Clay Randall
Congress waited until the last minute, Dec. 29, 2022, to pass the comprehensive Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2023. While largely a spending bill, one of its components, the SECURE Act 2.0, is a far-reaching set of changes and additions to the
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Patent claims against Continuous Composites denied

Trial against competitor scheduled for December
February 16, 2023
Virginia Thomas
Six petitions seeking to invalidate patent claims of Coeur d'Alene-based additive manufacturer Continuous Composites Inc. have been denied, and a seventh is set to be reviewed in November. That yet-to-be-resolved issue will occur ahead of a trial
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Floor & Décor eyes former Lowe's store on North Side

Renovation plans filed with city, although lease said not finalized yet
February 16, 2023
Virginia Thomas
A flooring retailer is looking at opening a store in the former Lowe's Cos. Inc. home improvement store location at 6902 N. Division, on Spokane's North Side. According to commercial building remodel applications on file with the city of Spokane
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Proposed bill would limit specific landowners' rights

Restrictions eyed for changing property use for mobile home parks may be unconstitutional
February 16, 2023
Robert Cochran
Current legislation introduced in both the state House and Senate would prohibit a specific type of landowner from selling their real property for just over one year after the land is advertised for sale. This would only apply if you're the landowner of
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New CHAS clinic planned in East Spokane

CHAS Health, VOA prepare two projects at shared site near SCC
February 16, 2023
Erica Bullock
A new Community Health Association of Spokane clinic is planned in Spokane's Chief Garry Park neighborhood, next to a new Crosswalk youth shelter proposed by Volunteers of America Eastern Washington & Northern Idaho. Both new construction projects
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Entrepreneurial couple move young ventures to Spokane

Millers lead personal-finance platform; home-school book service from South Hill home following move from West Side
February 16, 2023
Erica Bullock
Husband-and-wife entrepreneurs Devin and Rebecca Miller have made a new home in Spokane to both raise their family and grow their businesses and professional careers after moving from Western Washington in April.
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House of Brunch to open in downtown core

Eatery to offer upscale twists on classic options
February 16, 2023
Virginia Thomas
An all-day brunch spot is set to open next month in downtown Spokane. The House of Brunch LLC is scheduled to debut its restaurant in the former Sushi Sakai space at 818 W. Riverside on Thursday, March 2. Jackson Connery, House of Brunch co-owner
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