Owners Extend Sidewok With 2Nd Store

Thu., Sept. 16, 1999

Robin Rivers Staff Writer

Owners of the SideWok Oriental Express in Liberty Lake have branched out, opening a new restaurant near Millwood.

The cafe, now open in the Albertson’s shopping center at Argonne and Trent, is busy serving up General’s Chicken, SideWok Chow Mein and other favorites.

Terry Knight and Doug Peterson opened their second store this summer after the first cafe, which they started in February of 1998, became a popular dinner spot among residents of the eastern Valley. The new spot, next to the Starbuck’s coffee house, seats 30 people. For folks who don’t feel like soaking up the 1,300-square foot cafe’s atmosphere, take-out and delivery are available.

SideWok is open every day from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Window blind business opens

Cleaning window blinds is a tedious and often frustrating process.

But a new Spokane Valley business can do the dirty work for you.

Hang & Shine ultrasonic blind cleaning, run by Bob and Heather Harvego, can clean just about anything that hangs on a window.

The home business, which started up this summer, just acquired a new mobile truck. So folks don’t even have to take the window coverings out of the house to get them spic-n-span, Bob Harvego said.

Hang & Shine does free home estimates as well as same-day pick up and delivery for larger jobs, Harvego said. Business hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays and afterhours by appointment.

Call 893-9891 or check out Hang & Shine on the World Wide Web at www.dirtyblinds.com.

Chirporactic clinic expands

A Spokane Valley chiropractic center is expanding with a second site in Liberty Lake.

Chiropractic Plus Inc., 409 N., Argonne, will soon open a satellite office at Liberty Lake Town Center, 1320 N. Liberty Lake Road.

The facility, which will be set up about the same as the current office, is expected to open next week.

Doctors Michael Baker and Daniel Chamberlain will rotate between the two offices.

Call the new office at 891-4088 or the Argonne office at 924-7311 for more information.

Bakery outlet moves

Snyder’s Bakery Outlet has moved to a new shop in the Spokane Valley.

The outlet, which was at 13524 E. Sprague, is now in the Valley Plaza, 13324 E. Sprague, next to ShopKo.

Snyder’s moved into the more modern location last month and continues to provide discounted bakery as well as other food items to customers.

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