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Starbucks filed closure notices for stores in Seattle, Spokane and Philadelphia
Starbucks has told two states it is shutting stores for good. A Washington filing dated October 7 covers five stores in Seattle, Redmond, Spokane and Vancouver, and a Pennsylvania listing covers two stores in Philadelphia. The notices count 51 workers in Washington and 18 in Philadelphia. Eight of the Washington jobs are at the company’s... The post Starbucks filed closure notices for stores in Seattle, Spokane and Philadelphia appeared first on The Financial Wire .
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The IRS gave wildfire victims in six Washington counties and three tribes until February 1, 2027 to file and pay federal taxes
Wildfire victims in six Washington counties and three tribal nations have until February 1, 2027 to file and pay federal taxes that would otherwise have come due in the months after the fires began. The IRS says the counties are Chelan, Ferry, Okanogan, Spokane, Stevens and Yakima. The tribes are the Confederated Tribes and Bands... The post The IRS gave wildfire victims in six Washington counties and three tribes until February 1, 2027 to file and pay federal taxes appeared first on The Financial Wire .
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Spokane's Garland District rebounding but concerns remain over fast growth
SPOKANE, Wash. -- If you have visited the Garland District recently, you have likely seen the changes: new apartment buildings, restaurants and businesses. The area dates back more than a century, but it has seen significant growth over the last few years. The growth has also brought controversy over development and concerns about crime.
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Spokane Councilman Questions Tax Plan for $18M Building Purchase
Spokane City Councilmember Michael Cathcart is raising concerns about a proposed tax intended to help fund a building purchase and other expenses, arguing that city officials have not adequately explained the plan to taxpayers. Cathcart says the city is considering spending approximately $18 million to purchase a building, with potentially...
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This Quiet Washington Farm Town Lets Retirees Live On Social Security With Wheat Fields All Around
A wooden pole carved with the faces of old football players towers over one small downtown. It honors a 1938 high school game and a rematch played by the same men 50 years later. That tells you a lot about this place. People here remember things, and they celebrate them...