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International Coffee Talk

Each Wednesday the Office of Global Initiatives and the International Student Association at Eastern Washington University host Coffee Talk, an event aimed at bringing international and domestic students together to socialize, connect and drink coffee. EWU faculty, staff, and regional community members are also encouraged to join. This is a great opportunity to connect with our region’s vibrant and growing

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GSI is pleased with the passing of FAST

Greater Spokane Incorporated is pleased with the passage of the highway bill – Fixing America’s Surface Transportation Act (FAST). This five-year legislation will work to improve the nation’s transportation structure including roads, bridges, transit systems, and the rail network. The act includes funding for multimodal freight projects that will benefit the greater-Spokane region which is

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Albert Tripp

Hometown: Birmingham, Alabama Place of Residence: Airway Heights Occupation: City Manager, City of Airway Heights       Albert Trip ventured west from his hometown of Birmingham, Alabama 15 years ago to finish school. When he got to Washington, he quickly realized that he had found his new home. “One of the main attributes that drew

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Maurine Cate

Hometown: Eugene, OR Occupation:  CEO Deaconess Hospital; Chief Strategy Officer Rockwood Health Systems   Maurine Cate lived a lot of places before coming to the Inland Northwest- Eugene, Pasadena, Anaheim Hills, Sacramento, Memphis, Dallas, Newport Beach, Philadelphia and Woodland, California to be exact. And yet, she and her husband still managed to find some nice surprises

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Laura Becker

Hometown: Spokane Current Residence: The University District Occupation: Executive Director of Spokane Arts     Laura Becker left Spokane in search of a more creative community. Twenty years later she’s found the eclectic, artsy energy she was looking for- back here at home. And today she’s not only advocating for the arts in Spokane- she’s leading the charge.

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