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Bank selling discounted CdA condos

The sale of deeply discounted condominiums in Coeur d’Alene continues Saturday with the second auction of units at the Village at Riverstone. The condos are priced 65 percent less than originally listed, said Edward Durnil, CEO of Tranzon Asset Advisors, a Kentucky-based real estate auction company.
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Slow economic rebound seen

The economic recovery is on the horizon, but it will take four years or longer to erase the stain of the recession, an economist and a marketing professional told business and community leaders Friday in Spokane. “I’m reasonably, vaguely optimistic” the Inland Northwest is headed into a recovery, said Grant Forsyth, professor of economics at Eastern Washington University.
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Shakey’s back on firm footing

Longtime Spokane residents will remember Shakey’s Pizza. Two of the restaurants operated here for years, closing in the early 1980s. Now Shakey’s is back, with a modern look but also embracing some nostalgia.
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New child care center was built kid-friendly

From extra padding under the carpets to child-size sinks and toilets, Pacific Park Children’s Center is built to meet the needs of kids. The 6,200-square-foot child care center recently opened in Spokane’s Indian Trail area. The owners – Katie Solinsky, Mary Brown and Jill Lempka – are sisters, and Solinsky and Brown previously owned and operated a child care center on the South Hill.