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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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Potlatch plans upgrades at St. Maries mill facility

$2.7 million project to add capacity at sawmill, enable plant to make new product

February 26, 1997

Linn Parish

A $2.7 million upgrade at Potlatch Corp.s St. Maries, Idaho, lumber and plywood mill is expected to boost productivity and enable the company to make a new product there.Potlatch spokesman Mike Sullivan says the Spokane company expects that a

Itron blazes trail abroad

Having sold internationally for years, company to take new products worldwide

February 26, 1997

Linn Parish

Having cut its own path into the international marketplace during the past 12 years, Itron Inc. now plans to take its recent acquisitions along that route.The Spokane Valley-based maker of utility-data equipment and software expects that the to

Farmers & Merchants plans branch

Bank hopes to start construction of new location this summer near Wandermere Fred Meyer store

February 26, 1997

Linn Parish

Farmers & Merchants Bank, of Spokane, plans to build a bank branch, its 15th overall, in the Wandermere area north of Spokane. The bank has bought a retail pad at 516 E. Hastings, in the parking lot of Fred Meyers Wandermere store, and plans

Apollo College to move growing Spokane branch

Classes to be taught at new Valley location starting this fall term

February 26, 1997

Linn Parish

The Spokane campus of Apollo College, having enjoyed enrollment surges in its medical-training programs during its first few years here, is moving to larger quarters.The Phoenix-based college has leased about 15,000 square feet of floor space a

YMCA explores idea of North Side facility

15-acre site identified; decision on moving ahead could come by year-end

February 26, 1997

Linn Parish

YMCA of the Inland Northwest is exploring the possibility of building a new facility on Spokanes North Side that could be similar in size and scope to the $6 million Spokane Valley YMCA that opened in late 1999.Rig Riggins, president and CEO

CVB plots promotions to boost bookings here

Short-term campaign to address dip in activity; war brings more worries

February 26, 1997

Linn Parish

Convention bookings are down this year from those for 2002, but the Spokane Regional Convention and Visitors Bureau is plotting to narrow the gap before year-end.Still, before the U.S. invaded Iraq last week, visitor activity in the Spokane to

Songbird to launch its jukebox

ESPN founder Stu Evey buys into company, which debuts units at trade show

February 26, 1997

Linn Parish

Energized by the addition of ESPN founder Stu Evey as its top executive, a young Spokane company is preparing to launch its digital jukebox as an alternative to the conventional music machines. The company, Songbird Digital Jukebox Inc., so

Home designs tailored for narrower lots

Growth management will tighten densities; bigger lots are plentiful for now

February 26, 1997

Linn Parish

In established parts of the MeadowWood at Liberty Lake subdivision, homes with three-car garages spread out over wide lots.In newer parts of the same neighborhood, however, homes with living space stacked upon tandem garages, in which cars are

Heritage Village to get remodel, new tenants

$1 million project to start soon at west end of center on SpokaneÂ’s North Side

February 26, 1997

Linn Parish

A $1 million renovation project is expected to get under way later this month in the western portion of the 40-year-old Heritage Village Shopping Center, just north of the Division Street Y on Spokanes North Side.Dave Black, CEO of Black

Of hidden eyes, undetected ears

Strain Security & Night Vision Systems

February 26, 1997

Linn Parish

A yellowed Sears, Roebuck & Co. sticker on the screen door of Mark Strains Spokane Valley home says the premises are monitored by electronic devices.Upon entering the basement where Strain operates his business, Strain Security & Night Vision

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