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He hasn't taken a salary in 3 years. This Spokane engineer is betting it's worth it (opens the original)
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Sebastian Okhovat was living a perfectly normal life as an engineer before his health collapsed. His recovery took almost four years and spurred a business idea: protein bars with ingredients sourced from the Pacific Northwest . At first, the cause of Okhovat’s health issues were unknown to his doctors. Then extensive testing determined he had food allergies – 24 to be exact, along with other issues such as mold poisoning, heavy metal toxicity and adrenal fatigue. He said the protein bar idea be
Liberty Lake asks voters for sales tax increase for police (opens the original)
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The City of Liberty Lake is asking voters for a 0.1% sales tax increase for public safety, which is projected to bring the city an estimated $750,000 in annual revenue. “It is strictly dedicated to public safety,” Liberty Lake Mayor Cris Kaminskas said. “So it would fund things directly related to the Liberty Lake Police Department, whether it’s people, equipment, anything with regards to the public safety department.” A sizable portion of the money will be used for officer salaries. Formerly, o
2 judges with Spokane ties vie for seat on Washington Supreme Court (opens the original)
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Two superior court judges with ties to Spokane will face off in the general election after advancing from the primary in relatively split results. They will vie for Raquel Montoya-Lewis’s seat, who opted not to seek re-election. King County Superior Court Judge Jaime Hawk worked as a federal defender in Spokane and was an adjunct law professor at Gonzaga, where she also earned her law degree in 2004. Mason County Superior Court Judge David Stevens was a deputy prosecutor in Spokane County for ab
Trial judge, appellate judge battle for open Washington Supreme Court seat (opens the original)
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Washington’s Supreme Court will have more turnover than at any point in its history this November. The race between Sean O’Donnell and Ian Birk for Position 4 on the court is just one of five open positions that will decide what kind of court comes out the other side. In a rare cycle with a majority of the court on the ballot, Birk and O’Donnell are vying to replace Justice Charles W. Johnson. Having held the seat since 1991, Johnson hit the mandatory retirement age of 75, leaving it open this e
You probably own a stake in AI, Spokane financial experts say (opens the original)
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With AI popping up in everything from advertisements to cars, it’s difficult to go anywhere without seeing it. And the effects of one AI company almost certainly reaches your finances in unexpected ways and serves as a microcosm for the broader AI craze. Nvidia, which kick-started the AI boom, is now the most valuable company in the world at around $5.5 trillion and is up nearly 3,500% since the start of 2020. It designs specialized hardware and software that the largest companies in the world r
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