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TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 2010



Andy Christensen (cq), left, 15, and Marche Osborne (cq), 14, cool off from 90-degree heat in the Thomas S. Foley federal courthouse fountain in downtown Spokane after school Wednesday afternoon, May 17, 2006.  More record-breaking temperatures are expected this week.  Holly Pickett The Spokesman-Review (Holly Pickett / The Spokesman-Review)

Contract awarded for federal courthouse upgrades

The federal government plans to spend about $31.3 million to upgrade the Thomas S. Foley U.S. Courthouse in Spokane, making it a “high-performance green building,” the U.S. General Services Administration announced today. Lydig Construction Inc. of Spokane and McKinstry of Seattle were awarded the design-build…

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Agents raid business suspected in Ponzi scheme 

Washington state troopers and agents with the Internal Revenue Service raided the Spokane offices today of Team Spirit America, which has been fined by state regulators for operating what clients have alleged in court is a Ponzi scheme.The troopers and IRS agents, identified with their…

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A second new hotel coming to Pullman? 

Last month a California property company announced plans to buy land in Pullman to build a Hilton-branded hotel and convention center.Something must be happening in Pullman. Now a Louisiana company, InterMountain Management, LLC, has plans to build a 100-room, $11.5-million Hampton Inn & Suites in…

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Moses Lake selected for BMW parts plant

SEATTLE — The companies planning to build a parts plant for lightweight BMW cars have selected a site at Moses Lake in central Washington because of the availability of hydroelectric power, The Associated Press reports.The decision by SGL Group and BMW AG was announced today…

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