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A large data center is proposed for the former papermill in Usk. Locals worry how it will fit in 'small-town USA' (opens the original)
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The data center controversy is coming to the Pend Oreille River. The same company that promised, but failed, to bring one of the largest cryptocurrency mining operations in North America now wants to use its property in the northeast corner of Washington as a data center that could eventually use more than seven times the electricity of all other Pend Oreille County residents and small businesses combined. Merkle Standard, which is owned by Irvine, California-based Allrise Capital Inc., began di
Wildfire relief checks reach hundreds of Spokane residents - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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Hundreds of Spokane residents who lost homes during recent fires have applied for the $10,000 grants offered by retired hotelier Walt Worthy, who set up the funds in memory of his late wife, Karen. Worthy's friend Jim Frank, founder of housing development firm Greenstone Corp., said Worthy has been pleased with the participation and that only about 20% of those eligible have not yet applied for the funds, called the Karen Worthy Memorial Wildfire Grants, which are designed to serve as a bridge b
Wildfire relief checks reach hundreds of Spokane residents (opens the original)
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Hundreds of Spokane residents who lost homes during recent fires have applied for the $10,000 grants offered by retired hotelier Walt Worthy, who set up the funds in memory of his late wife, Karen. Worthy’s friend Jim Frank, founder of housing development firm Greenstone Corp., said Worthy has been pleased with the participation and that only about 20% of those eligible have not yet applied for the funds, called the Karen Worthy Memorial Wildfire Grants, which are designed to serve as a bridge b
Le'Taxione sentenced to time served for domestic violence conviction (opens the original)
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A former NAACP chapter vice president was sentenced to credit for time served on Thursday for a misdemeanor assault conviction, but the ruling did not end with his release from jail after more than five years since that domestic encounter. Le’Taxione, previously known as Ernest Carter, 61, did not provide a statement after Spokane County Superior Court Judge Julie McKay sentenced him to 364 days, for which he has served more than 2,000 days in the Spokane County Jail since he was accused in 2020
Schweitzer Engineering expanding in Idaho (opens the original)
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Pullman-based Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories announced Tuesday that it will expand its manufacturing operations in Idaho with the purchase of a facility in Nampa. The company has invested about $150 million in the 103,000-square-foot building and equipment to increase manufacturing capacity for its products that protect, monitor and control critical infrastructure, according to a company news release. “Customer demand for SEL products and solutions continues to grow around the world,” SEL P
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