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Kirkwilliamsonnew

Badger Club debates merits of taxing carbon to spur economic recovery

February 16, 2021
Guest Contributor
Washington state is facing a precarious fiscal future.The Columbia Basin Badger Club will discuss a carbon tax plan that is working its way through the 2021 Legislature at its monthly gathering, which will be held Feb. 18 via Zoom.The challenge: Unemployment remains high and the latest revenue forecast projects a...
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Dannewhousenew

Newhouse pledges to continue to be voice for ag

February 16, 2021
Guest Contributor
Central Washington is one of the most agriculturally rich and diverse regions in the United States.Since coming to Congress, I have had the honor of representing our agricultural producers, advocating for strong trade agreements and market protection measures, and securing the tools and resources our state needs to remain at...
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Krisjohnson

Winter windstorm is reminder of natural gas’ value

February 16, 2021
Guest Contributor
A windstorm swept through Washington last month, causing damage on both sides of the state. More than a half-million people lost power across the Puget Sound region when high winds ripped through after several days of rain, toppling trees in the waterlogged ground.In the Spokane region, at least two people...
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Nicholashaberling

Don’t forget your dreams when you retire

February 12, 2021
Guest Contributor
Most retirees, or those nearing retirement, can count on one hand the number of times they’ve heard a financial advisor say, “Don’t forget to spend your money.” While it makes for a great column hook, it’s not quite what I’m advocating.Our profession is rightly focused on ensuring clients don’t outlive...
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Patrickjones

The Tri-Cities’ graying population will grow over next decade

February 12, 2021
Guest Contributor
The Tri-Cities have long been a youngster among state metro areas.With an estimated median age of 34.5 in 2019, the two counties sport the youngest population of all, except for Yakima County. Among counties, Franklin County currently claims the title of youngest, with an estimated median age in 2019 at...
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Beauruff

Spelling out beneficiary designations key to ensuring assets go to right place

February 12, 2021
Guest Contributor
One of the biggest areas that is often overlooked in an estate plan are the seemingly innocuous beneficiary designations tied to assets, like retirement accounts and life insurance.The beneficiary designation seems of limited importance – you just put down the names of the people who get the retirement account at...
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Gussimondsnew

Let’s make Tri-City buildings safe for returning employees

February 12, 2021
Guest Contributor
With Washington now in another lockdown to reduce Covid-19 cases, I’m hearing questions from landlords and commercial building owners who want to take this time to make the indoor air safe for when they bring employees and customers back inside.Meanwhile health care, biotech, production and manufacturing businesses have remained open...
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Spokane luxury home

Popular Tri-City vacation destination sees demand for high-end homes

February 12, 2021
Guest Contributor
By Virginia ThomasSpokane Journal of BusinessThe luxury-home market is especially hot in the Spokane-Coeur d’Alene market due to what some agents say is a convergence of factors.They include a relatively low cost of living in the Inland Northwest, perceived safety from Covid-19 in more rural areas, an increase in remote...
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Krisjohnson

A message to the 2021 Legislature: First, do no harm

January 14, 2021
Guest Contributor
Ten months after the arrival of the coronavirus in Washington, the Legislature convened on Jan. 11 for a new session amid a pandemic that will shape every aspect of the session, from the way lawmakers conduct business (over computer screens instead of beneath the Capitol dome) to the issues they...
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Donbrunell

Empty office space hints at changes brought by Covid. Will it be permanent?

January 14, 2021
Guest Contributor
Now that vaccines are available, we hope our lives will return to the way they were before the coronavirus pandemic blanketed the globe.That is not likely to occur.Last March our booming economy was clobbered by Covid-19. A worldwide pandemic ensued.There was no vaccine to counter it and even though vaccines...
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