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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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Trial looks at screening of womenÂ’s heart disease

Spokane Cardiology, Empire participate in national study to compare testing methods

February 26, 1997

Linn Parish

Empire Health Services and Spokane Cardiology PS are participating in a national study to compare two methods of diagnosing coronary-artery disease in women.Dr. Janice Christensen, a cardiologist with Spokane Cardiology and lead investigator in

Wells sells four floors in the Freeman Center

Two condominium units bought by investor; others go to owner-occupants

February 26, 1997

Linn Parish

Wells & Co., of Spokane, has sold four floors of the seven-level main building at the Freeman Center complex downtown.The center, also known as the old Display Block, is located at the northwest corner of Second Avenue and Lincoln Street, and &

Founders buy back RentX

A To Z Rentals reacquires outlets theyÂ’d sold to chain, plus two in North Idaho

February 26, 1997

Linn Parish

The Spokane family that founded A To Z Rentals in Spokane 45 years ago has re-entered the rental business by buying back the assets of the three-store chain it sold to Denver-based RentX Industries Inc. in the mid-1990s.The family, which now as

Riverview condos planned

Barbieri leads plan to build five-story, 28-unit structure next to historic Flour Mill

February 26, 1997

Linn Parish

A development company headed by Spokane businessman Don Barbieri plans to build a multimillion-dollar, five-story luxury-condominium building on the north bank of the Spokane River, just west of the Flour Mill downtown.The company, Upper Falls

Energy-efficient home certification sprouts here

First Spokane-area homes could be designated soon via collaborative Energy Star program

February 26, 1997

Linn Parish

An effort to promote energy-efficient home construction is sprouting in the Spokane area.A consortium of Pacific Northwest power companies, public agencies, and other groups has started the Energy Star Homes Northwest program, through which in

Developer to enter Spokane

Over $20 million in work mulled here, in addition to big jobs on the Palouse

February 26, 1997

Linn Parish

Pullman-based developer K. Duane Brelsford plans to make a bold entrance into the Spokane market this year with up to three projects that together would cost more than $20 million.The prolific developer is well known in the Palouse, having more

Empire hopes for rebound

Hospital operatorÂ’s CEO says itÂ’s on the right path; further cuts not ruled out

February 26, 1997

Linn Parish

Nearly halfway through his first year at the helm of Empire Health Services, the turnaround specialist whos serving as the organizations CEO says its headed in the right direction.Empire, which owns and operates Deaconess Medical Center &

Loan, deposit growth surges in Kootenai County

Bankers say competition also increases between institutions in the market

February 26, 1997

Linn Parish

If population surges and a hot real estate market werent proof enough, banking activityspecifically sharply rising loans and depositsprovide further evidence of rapid economic growth in Kootenai County. Three Coeur dAlene-based banks in

Office building goes up

$1.8 million structure is set to be completed this spring near Whitman bank branch

February 26, 1997

Linn Parish

Granite Investments LLC, a company headed by Spokane developer Dick Vandervert, is building a $1.8 million office building in the Pacific Northwest Technology Park, on the West Plains.The 17,000-square-foot, single-story structure is being just

Cutting a Celtic rug

Haran School of Irish Dance

February 26, 1997

Linn Parish

Standing on the sidewalk along South Perry Streetnear a Dutch windmill that houses a natural-foods store and a service station-turned-coffee shopone can hear flurries of stomps and taps most evenings.Peer through the picture windows of a a

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