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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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Diamond Parking buys building here

Two-story structure sells for $485,000; space now is occupied by three tenants

February 26, 1997

Linn Parish

Diamond Parking Inc., the big Seattle-based parking and real estate concern, has bought as an investment the Marshall Building in downtown Spokane.The two-story, 8,400-square-foot building is located at 816 W. Sprague, across the street from L.

West Plains subdivision being bought

First homes are under way at mixed-use development called Hunters Crossing

February 26, 1997

Linn Parish

A Spokane home builder is buying the residential subdivision portion of Hunters Crossing, a 230-acre multiuse development in Airway Heights.That subdivision is to include a total of 213 single-family home lots on 52 acres.The home builder,

Empire Health beefs up business sector acumen

Financial outlook improves, new leadership structure seeks better communication

February 26, 1997

Linn Parish

Empire Health Services, the nonprofit operator of Deaconess Medical Center and Valley Hospital & Medical Center, is making several moves to strengthen its business acumen and improve communications with physicians, staff, and the community.The

Boeing bill could help here

Incentives aimed at luring aircraft makerÂ’s new plant would apply industrywide

February 26, 1997

Linn Parish

Though Spokane isnt in the running to land Boeing Co.s planned 7E7 manufacturing plant, some aircraft-parts companies here stand to benefit if the big aerospace manufacturer opens the plant elsewhere in the state.Boeing is conducting a for

Quantum works to shed light on energy savings

Lighting retrofitterÂ’s sales grow quickly as concern lands big commercial jobs

February 26, 1997

Linn Parish

When businesses look to cut their energy bills, Quantum Lighting LLC helps them see the light.For years, the 29-year-old Spokane-based lighting consultant has worked with schools to replace or retrofit fluorescent lighting systems with designed

Industry changes fuel Randall & HurleyÂ’s growth

Retirement-plan overseer adds customers, revenues as benefits market shifts

February 26, 1997

Linn Parish

Changes in the retirement-plan administration sector have helped Randall & Hurley Inc., of Spokane, boost its revenues greatlyby 40 percent last yearand increase its customer base by 150 companies.The 9-year-old Spokane company, owned and &

Prairie Hills expansion could get started soon

Apartment complex addition to include 180 living units; permits total $11 million

February 26, 1997

Linn Parish

Work could start soon on a planned $11 million, 180-unit second and final phase of development at the big Prairie Hills at Grayhawk apartment complex, on Spokanes North Side. The city of Spokane has issued permits for the construction of nine

State eyes building for agency

Fish, Wildlife orders appraisal of Mirabeau parcel; design work begins

February 26, 1997

Linn Parish

The Washington state Department of Fish and Wildlife is moving ahead with plans to develop a regional headquarters building at Mirabeau Point in Spokane Valley.Late last month, Washington Gov. Gary Locke approved the states capital budget for

On a bicycle built for three

T.I.P.K.E. Pedicabs Northwest Inc.

February 26, 1997

Linn Parish

In Myrtle Beach in South Carolina, a peddling entrepreneur might pull up and offer you a leisurely oceanfront tour via a three-wheeled passenger bike known as a pedicab. On the way to a ball game in Denver, another pedicab operator might offer

Purcell bucks telecom slump

Equipment-cabinet maker doubles revenues, staff while filling unusual market void

February 26, 1997

Linn Parish

Purcell Systems Inc. is bullish on the telecommunications industry. That might sound like sarcasm or a sick joke to those who serve the telecom industry and have watched that sectors sales and staffing levels collapse. Yet, the 3-year-old

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