All Blog Posts Tagged 'City' (5)

Dialogues with the City of Spokane

Through a recent partnership with the City of Spokane, via the Launch Spokane Program, our team has had the pleasure of meeting and getting to know several representatives from various departments at the City. We are noticing a sincere commitment to improve services and work with the local business community.

As a way to help develop a better understanding of how programs work at the City, and to help foster new business relationships, we are kicking off a series of online…

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Added by Bill Kalivas on September 27, 2012 at 1:30pm — 3 Comments

Spring ART has sprung: March 2 is First Friday

I grew up in Spokane, and while I'm no "artiste" myself (despite my mother's best efforts by sending me to numerous classes at the now defunct Spokane Art School), I've always been impressed with the Spokane visual art scene.  

From the old 123 Arts collaborative to the regular exhibits at city buildings and education…

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Added by Erin J. Peterschick on February 27, 2012 at 1:43pm — No Comments

Letting Intuition Unfold

This morning as I packed (on my way to Santa Clara for Experts’ Academy) I decided to take my favorite long sleeve t-shirt with Mount Fuji printed on it. The print is delicate and beautiful, in Japanese art style. This shirt is of my favorite purchases I bought in Kyoto a couple years ago when working in Japan. As I walked along the walkway in the Salt Lake City Airport, I saw a gigantic wall filled with a photo of Tokyo and featuring Mount Fuji. Strolling along, looking for the healthiest…

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Added by Candess M. Campbell, PhD on September 7, 2011 at 1:37pm — No Comments

No Campaign Plan for City Bond Issue

When a multi-million dollar bond issue is placed on a ballot there are usually constituents ready to persuade voters that spending that kind of cash is a good idea. Not so with the City of Spokane’s $19.5 million dollar proposal you’ll see on March 10th.



The City’s calling it a capital improvement measure that is vital to public safety. Storing criminal evidence, euthanizing wayward pets, providing judges nicer offices and building a better police shooting range are nice ideas. But… Continue

Added by Tobby Hatley on January 13, 2009 at 3:27pm — 1 Comment

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