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Editor Linn Parish has worked for newspapers and magazines since 1996, with the bulk of that time being at the Journal. A Montana man who has called Spokane home for some time now, Linn likes Northwest trails, Deep South foods, and lead changes in the ninth inning.

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$20 million complex proposed along Pines

Pinehurst Apartments would have 271 living units; work could begin in midsummer

February 26, 1997

Linn Parish

A limited-liability company formed by the principals of Inland Construction Co., of Spokane, has proposed developing a $20 million, 271-unit apartment complex in Spokane Valley. The company, Pinehurst Development LLC, hopes to build the to be a

Holiday Inn Express planned in Cheney

$3.5 million, 80-unit hotel, retail pads to be developed at Betz, state Route 904

February 26, 1997

Linn Parish

A Spokane contractor plans to develop a $3.5 million Holiday Inn Express hotel and six adjacent retail pads in Cheney.The contractor, Randall Gillingham, president of Castle Construction Inc., says the planned three-story, 80-unit hotel is to a

Translating into a venture

Perciba Inc.

February 26, 1997

Linn Parish

When Marta Reyes launched Spokane International Translation 10 years ago, she knew Italian was a romance language, but didnt realize it would lead her to loveand a new partner in both life and business.Shortly after starting the company, a

Executive searches progress

Several civic organizations are about to hire leaders after a rash of departures

February 26, 1997

Linn Parish

The leadership landscape in Spokane is changing as a handful of pivotal organizations search for new executives to head up their efforts. Threethe Downtown Spokane Partnership, the Spokane Regional Convention and Visitors Bureau, and the of a

$11.4 million project slated to get under way this month, will take two years to finish

Lydig lands big prison job in Walla Walla

February 26, 1997

Linn Parish

Lydig Construction Inc., of Spokane, has landed an $11.4 million prison-complex upgrade project at the Washington State Penitentiary, in Walla Walla. The job involves improving security features in a three-building medium-security complex so it

Visions for University District come into focus

With master plan in hand, advocates pitch potential of promising part of town

February 26, 1997

Linn Parish

Just east of downtown Spokane, nondescript Sprague Avenue and the nearby railroad tracks do little to inspire thoughts of romantic Florence, Italy.In the future, though, a grand bridge structure reminiscent of the Ponte Vecchio in with cafes a

Big events venue, café planned on North Side

$1.9 million facility slated to be finished this summer near Northpointe Plaza

February 26, 1997

Linn Parish

A Spokane couple say they plan this summer to open a nonprofit events facility, to be called the Service Station, along Nevada Street on Spokanes North Side, and work on the $1.9 million building that will house it is under way.Scot Robinson,

Iron Bridge buildings envisioned

Four-story office structure, parking garage would cost up to $22.5 million to build

February 26, 1997

Linn Parish

Iron Bridge LLC, of Spokane, could start work this summer on as much as $22.5 million in new buildings at the Iron Bridge Corporate Campus, located along the Spokane River just east of the University District.Kent Hull, Iron Bridges managing

Home-lot availability shrinking

Contractors view expansion of urban growth boundary as solution to land shortage

February 26, 1997

Linn Parish

Home builders here say a tightening supply of lots is triggering heightened competition for parcels and raw, developable land, and also is prompting more talk about expanding the urban growth boundaries mandated by the states Growth Management of

Banks and credit unions compete to attract the Â‘rightÂ’ employees

Executives say competition to land commercial lenders is fierce in most markets

February 26, 1997

Linn Parish

Bank and credit union executives frequently laud their employees when talking about how their institution has succeeded in a particular market or improved the bottom line.The common refrain is putting in place the right people.That to I

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