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COVER
STORY: EVERETT FILM OFFICE
By promoting the area, the
Everett Film Office has attracted "The Fugitive" to town
Related: A corporate film company
turns the Monte Cristo Hotel into a film set
BUSINESS
NEWS
Renee Radcliff plans to work
closely with the Snohomish County Economic Development Council in her
new role at the AeA
County businesses are doing their part
to conserve, but still face a hefty power bill
Boeing signs a deal enabling it to expand
the work force at its Everett facility
Gordon Cole plans to leave the Snohomish
design-build firm he helped to start
FINANCE
With its three branches,
The Bank of Edmonds is a growing force in south county
Cascade Bank hires a new president and
CEO
North County Bank moves into its permanent
home
Skagit State Bank opens its second Snohomish
County branch
EverTrust takes charge of check processing
with its in-house operation
The Tulalip Tribes consider starting a financial
institution
COMMERCIAL
REAL ESTATE
Craig Dieffenbach helped
reinvigorate Rainier Valley's Columbia City neighborhood, and he hopes
to do the same for Everett's Hewitt Avenue
The Ash Way Business Center is using its location
as a major selling point
Developers plan a spring start for construction
of Center 5000
BUSINESS
PROFILES
Makeup artist John Maxwell
travels around the country teaching "common sense" cosmetic
techniques
With a new, bigger facility, Cascade
Coffee hopes to grow its roasting operations and its Office Coffee Service
COLUMNS
Realty Markets: Downtown Everett
is attracting private and public money
Managing People: What determines exempt/non-exempt
status? Here's an overview
Market Pulse: Don't let commercial real estate
terms confuse you
Economic Outlook: Snohomish County needs to
get a handle on housing options
Financial Focus: Giving appreciated stock to
charities is a win-win situation
Business 101: The maximum profit point is
a handy tool for effective management
Manager's Memo: Safety policies work when
everyone has a stake in them
Health Care: Depression can be costly for businesses'
bottom line
OPINION
Economy watchers say
2001 won't be as bad as some would have you believe
Marketing needs to be a priority for long-term
business success
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