Inland Journal for May 24, 2018
? We go to Sandpoint, Idaho to explore what people think about Burlington Northern railroad’s proposal to build three new rail bridges, including one that crosses Lake Pend Oreille.
? This week Avista announced plans to install new ‘smart’ electric meters and sensors on gas meters for its Washington customers.
? May is National Stroke Awareness Month. We’ll talk with a Spokane Symphony musician about his recovery from a stroke.
? We’ll learn more about a new project by WSU sleep researchers exploring why sleep impairment causes us to make bad decisions.
? Several organizations in Spokane are doing what they can to inspire a more entrepreneurial economy. They include the University of Washington, which opened a branch office of its CoMotion program in Spokane. We talk with two CoMotion managers about developing an entrepreneurial infrastructure here.