Archive for June, 2010
Kootenai Medical Center in Top 100
For the fifth year in a row, Kootenai Medical Center has been named a Top 100 Hospital in a 2010 survey ranking 2,739 hospitals nationwide on quality of care and value to their communities.
The annual Community Value Index evaluates hospitals in four key areas: Financial viability and capital reinvestment, cost structures, patient charge structures and quality of performance.
“Community value results from costs and charges being low relative to other hospitals; in being profitable and in reinvesting those profits in new facilities, technology and new services,” said Joe Morris, CEO of Kootenai Health, which oversees the hospital.
“An award recognizing that we are a Top 100 Community Value hospital out of around 5,000 hospitals nationwide is a tribute to the board, management, employees and physicians who care about the value of the services we provide this community,” Morris said.
This year, Kootenai is also designated for the seventh year running as a Five Star hospital.
Five Star facilities must earn scores placing them in the top 20 percent of their respective peer groups. Kootenai’s peers include 459 large, non-teaching hospitals across the country.
Kootenai is the sole hospital in Idaho to earn Top 100 status.
Cleverley and Associates, an Ohio-based data and consulting services firm, annually publishes the study based on U.S. hospitals’ performances.
BUILDING PERMITS
Kootenai County
Frank & Monica Cholaj, single family residence, 6488 W. Boardwalk Lane, Coeur d’Alene, value $325,745, contractor Morss Construction, issued April 12
James V. Bower Jr., single family residence, 3028 S. Espinazo Drive, Coeur d’Alene, value $507,496, contractor MB Builders Inc., issued April 21
Timbered Ridge Custom Homes L. L. C., single family residence, 9505 E. Snowy Lane, Athol, value $157,616, issued April 26
Peter Mahoney, single family residence, 1185 E. Harlow Point Road, Harrison, value $109,685, contractor Dovetail L. L. C., issued May 11
Pullman Progress One L. L. C., single family residence, 1012 W. Lowmeister Bay Road, Worley, value $170,669, contractor Gunder Homes Inc., issued May 13
Obligato Family Trust, single family residence, 2281 E. Upper Hayden Lake Road, Hayden, value $527,780, issued May 14
William C. Matson, single family residence, 20938 S. Four Echos, Worley, value $278,772, issued May 13
THTDB L. L. C., residential addition, 21024 S. Four Echos Road, Worley, value $278,772, contractor Custom Waterfront Homes, issued May 13
Lutherhaven Ministeries, commercial, 3258 W. Lutherhaven Road, Coeur d’Alene, value $5,000, issued May 6
Kootenai County, commercial structure, 4056 N. Government Way, value $60,155, contractor Bane Built Construction, issued May 4
Chad K. Cadnum, single family addition, 16665 E. Sixth, Bayview, value $399,112, issued May 6
Timbered Ridge Custom Homes L. L. C., single family residence, 29499 N. Clagstone, Athol, value $156,221, Issued May 6
Brent Lockhart, single family residence, 19021 W. Mincoda Road, Hauser Lake, value $288,467, contractor Northwestern Builders, issued May 20
David L. Coyle, single family residence, 19575 N. Goelzer Way, Rathdrum, value $364,335, issued May 17
Jeff & Melinda Hennig, single family residence, 6903 W. Meadowbrook, Coeur d’Alene, value $377,728, contractor MB Builders, issued May 19
JAE Idaho L. L. C., single family residence, 3451 Azure Waves Drive, value $52,000, contractor United Restoration Inc., issued May 21
Kirk Hughes Development, commercial addition, 33700 S. Highway 97, Harrison, value $77,165, contractor Wolf Paw Development, issued May 27
E Enterprises L. L. C., commercial, 5299 N. Pleasant View Road, Post Falls, value $2,500, contractor Wind2Energy.Net, filed May 25
Les & Alexis Howard, single family residence, 14688 N. Rimrock Road, Hayden, value $294,730, issued May 28
BUILDING PERMITS
City of Hayden
Little League, new commercial building-adding backstop, 1500 Lancaster Road, value $15,000, issued May 25
Rosenberger Construction, single family residence, 11146 Cattle Drive, value $270,314, issued June 2
Roseco L. L. C., single family residence, 11445 Riata Road, value $234,376, contractor Monarch Development Inc., issued May 25
David L. Deeds, single family residence, 576 Chesapeake Court, value $223,642, contractor North Face Construction L. L. C., issued May 27
Termac Construction Inc., single family residence, 10339 Zenith, value $172,238, issued May 25
FEDERAL TAX RELEASES
Miks Blessings Limited, $10,041.16
Hickman Boot & Saddlery, $11,542.46
James Burdeaux III, $20,189.67
Bassett Construction L. L. C., $2,383.56
Skip Meyer, $1,579.85
Sherri L. Stein, $18,638.19
Douglas M. Cannon, $33,080.16
LIENS
Guide to abbreviation: ang=amount not given
Mark Barnhouse, $1,122.90, filed by Sandstone Materials
Amy Galloway, $261.11, filed by North Pine Homeowners Association
Kerri A. Remp, $23,413.57, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Kerri A. Remp, $530.62, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Thomas R. Reed, $20,199.52, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Judith C. Lampert, $11,991.25, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Michael J. Degroff, $88,554.36, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
David Tysal, $6,876.77, filed by 84 Lumber Company Limited Partnership
Sarah Basso, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Sarah Basso, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Bradley L. Benham, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Deborah L. Cooper-Anderson, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Lena N. Crowder, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Gary Drost, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Anita R. Fendrich, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Ace C. Hawks, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Donaciano Hernandez, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Paul Jones, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Ric J. Kast, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Cheryl L. Lewis, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Karen G. Madderra, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Candy R. Marshall, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Harley W. Peters, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Shirley F. Roe-Shaw, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Scott Whitworth, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Jody Smith, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Daryl Hochhalter, $493.89, filed by Sandstone Materials
Matthew J. David, $510.85, filed by Sandstone Materials
Scott W. Young, $6,459.06, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Jack Pappel, $1,269.49, filed by Crystal Springs Homeowners Association
Jessica L. Delano, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Anthony D. Garitone, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Carol A. Gravelle, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Dale J. Haubensack, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Juan Hernandez, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Marvin H. Jasmin, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Michael J. Jennings, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Amber L. Lynch, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Bert Minter, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Randall C. Myers, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Tara L. Nehlich, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Diane P. Robles, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Ronald R. Schaffer, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Newwinds L. L. C., $82,545.61, filed by Belfor USA Group
Deanos Plumbing L. L. C., $19,205.95, filed by Ferguson Waterworks
Heidi Harkness, ang, filed by Bonner County Commissioners
Ronald K. Miller, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Steven R. Brown, $460.20, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Denise R. Burruss, $3,836.87, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Michael S. Crothers, $5,319.95, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Michael S. Crothers, $9,193.89, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Dianne F. McComb, $7,318.83, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Dianne F. McComb, $11,864.34, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Kenneth A. Meyer, $140.76, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Kenneth A. Meyer, $11,583.01, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
William A. Miller, $858.67, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
William A. Miller, $188.75, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
William J. McCoy, $8,472.97, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Jon H. McFee, $8,256.19, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Daniel S. Nolting, $2,785.59, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Robert A. Taylor, $1,433.51, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Mary A. Washburn, $1,574.83, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Ben Stallings, $4,691.45, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Paul J. Barteni, $550.00, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Tumble Stone Creative Stoneworks and Landscape, $3,135.25, filed by Patriot Fire Protection
Silver Lake Motel, $473.00, filed by Patriot Fire Protection
William L. Stutheit, $148.07, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
William L. Stutheit, $1,564.60, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
William L. Stueheit, $20,354.89, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
William L. Stutheit, $14,272.82, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
William L. Stutheit, $2,974.54, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Michael J. Curry, $6,047.63 filed by Thrifty Supply
Shyann N. Fulton, ang, filed by Kooenai County Commissioners
Carolyn J. Gates, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Patrick D. Green, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Tim W. Gutierrez, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Benjamin M. McKenna, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Charles D. Pinckley, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Eddy M. Reynders, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Francis P. Ward, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Jess C. Woodworth, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Austin R. Fairchild, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Raymond E. Freeman, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Raymond E. Freeman, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Steven R. Brown, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Denise R. Burruss, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Dana L. Campbell, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Dana L. Campbell, ang, filedd by Kootenai County Commissioners
Stacy A. Saffeels, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Hayden Holdings L. L. C., $7,593.21, filed by Northwest Development
Mikles Excavating L. L. C., $7,960.00, filed by Peter Melhorn
Louis F. Sabatasso, $7,334.42, filed by Black Rock Homeowners Association
Louis F. Sabatasso, $2,545.72, filed by Black Rock Homeowners Association
Paul Gross, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Mary L. Becker, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Joseph A. Hoffman, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Kalum McPhedran, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Benne Natewa, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Brett L. Patton, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Ronald G. Sherman, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Amy L. Staver, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Marcus A. Torres, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Angela E. Wilcox, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Judy Wilson, ang, filed by Kootenai County Commissioners
Tecktonics, $27,070.00, filed by Northwest Development
FEDERAL TAX LIENS
Philip L. Hart, $257,947.10
CDA Tile & Marble, $1,493.12
Panhandle Candle & Gift Company, $11,799.28
Westcon Enterprises, $1,521.27
Joshua M. Millsap. $2,827.90
Brad Richmond, $11,170.73
NW Plumbing Solutions, $7,975.65
Rodney W. Fox, $54,922.46
Tortilla, $7,321.85
Command Labor, $104,632.44
Richard R. Dalessandro, $92,993.96
Richard R. Dalessandro, $936.80
Hughes Greenhouses, $45,258.38
Fredrick V. Leclair III, $27,089.02
Matthew B. Mayberry, $18,794.79
Robert G. Bolan, $1,370.38
Natural impressions Landscaping L. L. C., $8,203.45
Mary J. White, $6,580.34
Huckleberry Nursery, $38,076.67
R & J Enterprises, $16,479.78
Paul J. Cysewski, $112,339.26
Wanda D. Cysewski, $41,142.06
Deming Industries, $20,878.07
Northwest Manufactured Home Service, $7,106.26
Angele R. Taylor, $121,144.28
Karl E. Schultz, $137,940.32
Larry C. Harmon, $349,166.31
Mary J. White DC PA., $2,877.37
LIEN RELEASES
Serena Pratt, ang, filed Oct. 21, 2009 by North Idaho Credit
Edward V. Wolovich, ang, filed Oct. 21, 2009 by Kootenai County Commissioners
David Myers, ang, filed Oct., 21,2009 by Kootenai County Building & Planning
Denise R. Burruss, ang, filed Oct. 21, 2009 by Kootenai County Commissioners
Timothy Lodoen, ang, filed Oct. 23, 2009 by Chapman Financial Services
Joshua Bloom, ang, filed Oct. 23, 2009 by Chapman Financial Services
Peter Alexandrovich, ang, filed Oct. 23, 2009 by Chapman Financial Services
Mary Powell, ang, filed Oct. 26, 2009 by North Idaho Credit
Edward Yurick, ang, filed Oct. 26, 2009 by North Idaho Credit
Dan Macias, ang, filed Oct. 26, 2009 by North Idaho Credit
Ditches Unlimited, ang, filed Oct. 26, 2009 by North Idaho Credit
David Strelz, ang, ang, filed Oct. 26, 2009 by North Idaho Credit
Paul W. Moore, ang, filed Oct. 26, 2009 by North Idaho Credit
Lawrence Decrona, $1,067.44, filed Oct. 26, 2009 by Ruen Yeager & Associates
Rex T. Lettau II, $2,454.35, filed Oct. 26, 2009 by Landings at Waterford Homeowners Association
Stephen C. Nifong, ang, filed Oct. 26, 2009 by Kootenai County Commissioners
Stephen C. Nifong, ang, filed Oct. 26, 2009 by Kootenai County Commissioners
Daniel Brown, ang, filed Oct. 27, 2009 by Kootenai Medical Center
Darron Cole, ang, filed Oct. 27, 2009 by Kootenai Medical Center
Jason R. Ball, ang, filed Oct. 27, 2009 by Kootenai County Commissioners
Richard M. Blizzard, ang, filed Oct. 27, 2009 by Kootenai County Commissioners
Richard M. Blizzard, ang, filed Oct. 27, 2009 by Kootenai County Commissioners
Richard M. Blizzard, ang, filed Oct. 27, 2009 by Kootenai County Commissioners
Richard M. Blizzard, ang, filed Oct. 27, 2009 by Kootenai County Commissioners
Richard M. Blizzard, ang, filed Oct. 27, 2009 by Kootenai County Commissioners
William R. Davis, ang, filed Oct. 27, 2009 by Kootenai County Commissioners
Steve Staaben, ang, filed Oct. 27, 2009 by Depositors Insurance Company
Ben T. Stallings, ang, filed Oct. 27, 2009 by Kootenai County Commissioners
Ben T. Stallings, ang, filed Oct. 27, 2009 by Kootenai County Commissioners
North Idaho Construction, $2,111.27, filed Oct. 28, 2009 by CDA Builders Supply
Mountain West Bank, ang, filed Oct. 28, 2009 by Cottonwood Ventures L. L. C.
Preserve Our rural Communities, $266.95, filed Oct. 28, 2009 by Heartland L. L. C.
Yale Fowler, ang, filed Oct. 29, 2009 by Best Hill Property Owners
Construction Product Supply, ang, filed Oct. 29, 2009 by ACS
Debra Schliep, ang, filed Oct. 29, 2009 by ACS
Corey Clark, ang, filed Oct. 29, 2009 by ACS
Carey Hagen, ang, filed Oct. 30, 2009 by Summerfield Estates Road Association
Kirk Hjeltness, ang, filed Oct. 30, 2009 by Summerfield Estates Road Association
Ronald K. Miller, ang, filed Oct. 30, 2009 by Kootenai County Commissioners
Darrell Coulston, ang, filed Oct. 30, 2009 by Kootenai County Commissioners
William L. Stutheit, ang, filed Nov. 2, 2009 by Kootenai County Commissioners
Brian K. Mason, ang, filed Nov. 2, 2009 by North Idaho Credit
Christopher B. Urbat, ang, filed Nov. 2, 2009 by North Idaho Credit
Mark Barnhouse, ang, filed Nov. 2, 2009 by Sandstone Materials L. L. C.
Steven D. Widmyer, ang, filed Nov. 3, 2009 by Sterling Savings Bank
Donald E. Hess, ang, filed Nov 3, 2009 by Kootenai County Commissioners
Robert A. Rey, ang, filed Nov. 3, 2009 by Kootenai County Commissioners
Alyia B. Rushing, ang, filed Nov. 3, 2009 by Kootenai County Commissioners
Alfred P. Steen, ang, filed Nov. 3, 2009 by Kootenai County Commissioners
Donnie D. Pomerinke, ang, filed Nov. 3, 2009 by Kootenai County Commissioners
Jellingsen L. L. C., ang, filed Nov. 4, 2009 by Kootenai County Building & Planning
Patrick M. Jones, ang, filed Nov. 4, 2009 by Kootenai County Building & Planning
Vernon S. Hall, ang, filed Nov. 6, 2009 by Kootenai County Commissioners
Roger C. Dunteman, ang, filed Nov. 6, 2009 by Great Floors L. L. C.
Brooke L. Whitesell, ang, filed Nov. 6, 2009 by North Idaho Credit
Gary Machler, ang, filed Nov. 6, 2009 by North Idaho Credit
Bobbi D. Morgan, ang, filed Nov. 6, 2009 by North Idaho Credit
Sidney Davis, ang, filed Nov. 6, 2009 by ACS
Charles Akins, ang, filed Nov. 6, 2009 by Kootenai County Commissioners
Marc Augustine, ang, filed Nov. 6, 2009 by Kootenai County Commissioners
Michael L. Bingham, ang, filed Nov. 6, 2009 by Kootenai County Commissioners
Ethel D. Cox, ang, filed Nov. 6, 2009 by Kootenai County Commissioners
Richard R. Doria, ang, filed Nov. 6, 2009 by Kootenai County Commissioners
Jessica L. Eversole, ang, filed Nov. 6, 2009 by Kootenai County Commissioners
Daniel R. Exner, ang, filed Nov. 9, 2009 by Kootenai County Commissioners
Patrick A. Gray, ang, filed Nov. 9, 2009 by Kootenai County Commissioners
Jeremy B. Henderson, ang, filed Nov. 9, 2009 by Kootenai County Commissioners
Bryan D. Holt, ang, filed Nov. 9, 2009 by Kootenai County Commissioners
Harry P. Lekin, ang, filed Nov. 9, 2009 by Kootenai County Commissioners
Wen Ming Luo, ang, filed Nov. 9, 2009 by Kootenai County Commissioners
Ronald W. Mason, ang, filed Nov. 9, 2009 by Kootenai County Commissioners
Gail A. Otto, ang, filed Nov. 9, 2009 by Kootenai County Commissioners
Kristin M. Peterson, ang, filed Nov. 9, 2009 by Kootenai County Commissioners
Quintin B. Taylor, ang, filed Nov. 9, 2009 by Kootenai County Commissioners
Justin D. Webb, ang, filed Nov. 9, 2009 by Kootenai County Commissioners
Frank W. Kozel, ang, filed Nov. 9, 2009 by Ferguson Enterprises
Financial Training & Consulting, ang, filed Nov. 10, 2009 by Michael Bennett
PME Ventures L. L. C., ang, filed Nov. 10, 2009 by Sterling Savings Association
PME Ventures L. L. C., ang, filed Nov. 10, 2009 by Sterling Savings Association
Maureen L. House, ang, filed Nov. 10, 2009 by Kootenai County Building & Planning
BANKRUPTCIES
Guide to abbreviations: aka=also known as. fka=formerly known as. dba=doing business as. fdba=formerly doing business as.
Erik Leo Whitcomb and Heidi Sue Whitcomb fka Heidi Robinette, Grangeville, Chapter 7
Floyd A. Barnes and Phyllis E. Barnes, Genessee, Chapter 7
Wayne A. Long, Lewiston, Chapter 7
Erik D. Stockwell, Coeur d’Alene, Chapter 7
Paul D. Kibler, Coeur d’Alene, Chapter 7
Rodey Wayne Hill and Arlene Ruth Hill aka Arlene Ruth Wilcott, St. Maries, Chapter 7
Troy James Wright aka Troy J. Wright, Monmouth, Ore., and Tiffany Allison Wright aka Tiffany Ross-Wright fka Tiffany A. Koss, St. Henes, Ore., Chapter 7
Marshall Lee Richardson and Kristin Elizabeth Richardson fka Kristin E. Bain, Athol, Chapter 13
Lawrence Rabidue and Sheila Rabidue, Blanchard, Chapter 7
Mary Theresa Freiboth-Peterson, Sandpoint, Chapter 13
Lennis D. Stage aka Len Stage and Dawn D. Stage, Naples, Chapter 7
Kimi Ann Couture, Hayden, Chapter 7
Christopher L. Johnston, Priest River, Chapter 7
Ricky Joe Laffoon and Catherine Lynn Laffoon aka Catherine Lynn Abrams, Athol, Chapter 7
John Oral Smithson and Ronda Rae Smithson, Hayden, Chapter 7
Patrick E. Faraca and Suzanne K. Faraca fka Suzanne Cartwright, Post Falls, Chapter 7
George E. Middleton, Post Falls, Chapter 7
Daniel Gordon LaBelle and Kimberly Anne LaBelle, Post Falls, Chapter 13
Vicky Lynn Mills, Coeur d’Alene, Chapter 7
Ty Robert Foltz and Vicki Sue Foltz fka Vicki Sue Callahan, Athol, Chapter 7
David Frederick Shemaniski and Carol Lynn Shemanski, Hayden, Chapter 7
John David Hester aka David Hester dba Hester Tree Service, Bonners Ferry, Chapter 7
Michael A. Taylor and Brenda M. Taylor, Lewiston, Chapter 13
Sarah A. Rasmussen, Hayden, Chapter 7
Sleeping Giant Media Works Inc., Coeur d’Alene, Chapter 7
John M. Conners, Sagle, Chapter 7
Derek R. Oberholtzer, Ladera, Calif., Chapter 7
Robert J. Hill and Leona P. Hill, Osburn, Chapter &
Miguel Amador, Coeur d’Alene, Chapter 7
Howard E. Hughes and Marcia L. Hughes, Post Falls, Chapter 7
Adam Melroy Byerley and Joni Jolene Byerley fka Joni Henderson, Bonners Ferry, Chapter 7
Linda Carol Jouppe, Post Falls, Chapter 7
Wesley S. Dissinger and Chelsey C. Dissinger aka Chelsey LaRue, Post Falls, Chapter 7
Jay E. Riccitelli and Janice E. Riccetelli, Coeur d’Alene, Chapter 7
Kirk M. Moore and Kristal K. Moore, St. Maries, Chapter 7
Jessica B. Allen, Post Falls, Chapter 7
Phillip Monte Grohs and Shawnia Louse Grohs, Coeur d’Alene, Chapter 13
Connie Suzanne Fisher, Rathdrum, Chapter 7
Timothy Gregory Gerlitz, Hayden, Chapter 7
Clint Darnell aka Clinton Darnell and Jamie A. Darnell, Coeur d’Alene, Chapter 7
James Scott Smock and Diane Dorothy Smock dba Prairie Daisy Scrapbooking, Post Fall, Chapter 7
John F. Sullivan and Peggy A. Sullivan, Post Falls, Chapter 7
David L. Culley and Pamela J. Culley, Rathdrum, Chapter 13
Ryan A. Moran, Rathdrum, Chapter 7
Gregory J. Dillon aka Greg J. Dillon aka Gregory Dillon dba Mini Cattle Country, Lewiston, Chapter 7
Zoe D. Krebs, Post Falls, Chapter 7
Jennifer Ann Nowell aka Jennifer Ann Henson and Troy Nicholas Nowell fdba Nowell Advanced Marketing fdba TJ’s Performance fdba AJ’s Performance, Post Falls, Chapter 13
Terri Janel Hunter aka Terri St. Denny aka Terri Hickok aka Emerald Isle Computing, Hayden, Chapter 7
Marianne Grant, Hayden, Chapter 7
Gary Earl Burk and Susan Kathalene Burk, Rathdrum, Chapter 7
Justin J. Hudson , Hayden, Chapter 7
Thomas L. Radcliffe, Coeur d’Alene, Chapter 7
Stephanie Lunde, Coeur d’Alene, Chapter 13
James S. Crooks and Amy C. Crooks, Post Falls, Chapter 7
Darin Paul Shelley and Rachael Irene Shelley fka Rachael Irene Neff, Coeur d’Alene, Chapter 7
Nikki J. Alford, Lewiston, Chapter 7
Elizabeth L. Gan fka Elizabeth L. Maycumber, Coeur d’Alene, Chapter 7
Terry Alan Bowen and Kristine Marie Bowen fka Kristine Marie Bren, fdba Quality Towing & Autobody, Kellogg, Chapter 7
Erin M. Barnhart fka Erin M. Buckel, Hayden, Chapter 7
John M. Bashaw and Kelly D. Bashaw, Grangeville, Chapter 7
Anthony Barrett Goldman, Coeur d’Alene, Chapter 7
Timothy D. Karkoski and Elena E. Karkowski, Priest River, Chapter 7
Charles David Sanders Sr. and Meshelle Z. Sanders, Post Falls, Chapter 7
Binex Jones, Sandpoint, Chapter 7
Marjorie D. Lisenbee, Sandpoint, Chapter 7
Robert B. Hoffman and Sally J. Ackley-Hoffman, Post Falls. Chapter 7
Chenoa Brook Dahlberg aka Chenoa B. Descloux and Logan J. Dahlberg, Post Falls, Chapter 7
Craig W. Herndon, Culdesac, Chapter 7
Christine Sue Carden, Rathdrum, Chapter 7
Michael J. Adams and Deborah D. Adams fka Deborah D. Yount, Post Falls, Chapter 7
Peter J. Byrnes, Post Falls, Chapter 7
Robert Clyde Penland and Elisa Yvonne Penland fka Elisa Yvonne Kelsey-Penland, Coeur d’Alene, Chapter 7
Sharon M. Dreyer, Hayden, Chapter 7
Lee W. James, St. Maries, and Linda M. James, Tekoa, Wash., Chapter 7
Bret J. Whiteman and Shabree D. Whiteman, Coeur d’Alene, Chapter 7
Kevin Mason and Kelly J. Mason, Post Falls, Chapter 7
Kathryn E. Parman aka Kathryn E. Ruozi, Great Falls, Mont.,Chapter 7
David Paul Seiss and Kellie Renae Seiss fka Kellie Renae Fountain, Coeur d’Alene, Chapter 7
Sandy Kaplan, Coeur d’Alene, Chapter 7
Diana L. Kelsey fka Diana L. Tanner fka Diana L. Stanton, Coeur d’Alene, Chapter 7
Matthew Paul Laramie and Brandi Lou Laramie, Post Falls. Chapter 7
Warren B. Ram aka Warrren Biki Ram, Bonners Ferry, Chapter 7
Kelly Rae Simkins and Roselee Goodrich Simkins, Blanchard, Chapter 7
Julian C. Franks and Jeana M. Franks, Post Falls, Chapter 7
Bradlee A. Page and Joy L. Page, Post Falls, Chapter 7
Gary G. Delka and Judith M. Delka aka Judy M. Delka dba Phoenix Group of Idahi L. L. C., aka Dr. Gary G. Delka, Lewiston, Chapter 7
Michael Philip Townsend and Brenda Michelle Townsend, Sandpoint, Chapter 7
Larry Steven Beck and Tracy Marie Beck, Post Falls, Chapter 13
Benjamin R. Babcock and Penny S. Backcock, Post Falls. Chapter 7
Tammy VanBrunt aka Tammy Maxwell and Myers Joshua VanBrunt dba VanBrunt Wholesale, Post Falls, Chapter 7
Casey O. Dunn and Patricia L. Dunn, Post Falls, Chapter 7
Fredric C. Johnson and Kathryn D. Johnson, Priest River, Chapter 13
Robert F. Roe, Post Falls, Chapter 7
Alexander B. Mischenko, Priest River, Chapter 7
Lysandra D. Forkner aka Sandy D. Forkner, Lewiston, Chapter 7
Pandora Rene Brown aka Pandy D. Brown and Robert Clarence Brown aka Bob Brown, Athol, Chapter 13
James E. Brewer and Dianna C. Brewer, Lewiston, Chapter 7
Rebecca Kay Fausz, Lewiston, Chapter 7
BUILDING PERMITS
City of Coeur d’Alene
North Woods Properties, commercial tenant improvement, 693 E. Canfield, value $55,000, contractor Ginno Construction, issued May 7
Nai Black, commercial tenant improvement for Priano’s, 318 W. Haycraft, value $175,000, contractor Yost Mooney & Pugh Contractors Inc., issued May 6
SRM Development, commercial tenant improvement-office space, 2065 W. Riverstone Drive, value $40,950, issued May 3
SRMS01 L. L. C., commercial tenant improvement-office space, 2065 W. Riverstone Drive, value $42,525, issued May 3
Kevin Saw, commercial tenant improvement-office space, 1625 N. Fourth, value $12,131, issued May 7
Hallmark Homes Inc., SFD with garage, 2118 W. Freeland Drive, value $108,152, issued May 6
Kootenai County, commercial reroof justice building, 524 E. Garden, value $50,600, contractor Icon Corporation, issued May 5
Kootenai County, commercial reroof administration building, 451 N. Government Way, value $27,200, contractor Icon Corporation, issued May 5
Riverview Ventures L. L. C., commercial duplex, 4088 W. Idewild Loop, value $150,000, contractor Rudeen Development L. L. C., issued May 12
Riverview Ventures L. L. C., commercial duplex, 4596 W. Idewild Loop, value $150,000, contractor Rudeen Development L. L. C., issued may 12
Riverview Ventures L. L. C., commercial recreation center with dwelling unit, 4034 W. Idewild Loop, value $280,000, contractor Rudeen Development L. L. C., issued May 12
Barry & Sylvia Fisher, SFD with garage, 939 N. Sixth, value $102,284, contractor BC Custom Homes, issued May 14
G&B Properties, commercial-repair fire damage, 3016 N. Government Way, value $40,000, contractor Cedar Creek Restoration Inc., issued May 10
City of Coeur d’Alene, commercial demolition-sludge pump house, 881 W. Hubbard, contractor Contractors Northwest, issued May 11
Viking Construction Inc., SFD with garage, 6920 N. Epervier Lane, value $138,375, issued May 12
Kootenai Prosthetic & Orthotic, commercial tenant improvement, 1321 N. Northwood Center Court, value $3,500, contractor Cleveland Construction, issued May 12
Global Credit Union, commercial tenant improvement – Marcheso & Associates, 320 E. Neider, value $50,000, contractor Treo Development L. L. C., issued May 13
T-Mobile, commercial replace antennas & add equipment cabinet, 418 N. Second, value $9,000, contractor Cell Tech Inc., issued May 19
Aspen Homes & Development, SFD with garage, 2652 W. Renoir Road, value $266,680, issued May 17
Parkside L. L. C. commercial tenant improvement – Atchley Financial Group, 601 E. Front, value $50,000, issued May 28
Micheal Boge, commercial – replace existing landscape, 715 E. Sherman, contractor Pucci & Sons, issued May 25
Lawson Homes, SFD with garage, 7627 N. Fairborne Lane, value $181,345, issued May 25
Benway Quality Homes, SFD with garage, 7873 N. Downing Lane, value $102,469, issued May 24
Viking Construction Inc., SFD with garage, 3755 W. Accipter Drive, value $140,914, issued May 28
Hallmark Homes Inc., SFD with garage, 3444 W. Parda Drive, value $137,465, issued May 27
Jerry Goggin, commercial – staircase, 317 E. Sherman, value $500, issued May 28
Crotty Investments L. L. C., commercial demolition, 2501 N. Fourth, issued June 2
Prodigal son of an architect
Chris Patano, owner of Patano + Hafermann Architects, LLC, recently opened a branch office in Coeur d'Alene.
COEUR d’ALENE — Growing up around not only his own architect father, but others in the business as well, it should come as no surprise that Christopher Patano developed an affinity for the work, or that he went off to a large city to practice once he had earned his degree.
The 1990 Post Falls High School graduate, son of architect Mike Patano and educator/coach Sherie Patano, has decided that after all, there really is no place like home.
After more than a decade of working in the Seattle market, Christopher has returned to Kootenai County, opening the Coeur d’Alene office of Patano + Hafermann Architects at 409 E. Coeur d’Alene Ave.
“When I grew up my dad had the biggest office in town,” he said. “I was always around architects and building sites. I always wanted to be an architect.”
After earning his bachelor’s degree at the University of Idaho and his master’s from the University of Pennsylvania, he began his career in Seattle at internationally known Miller/Hull Partnership, where he met Laura Hafermann.
From 1999 to 2002 they were the Seattle branch of Patano Architects, and in 2003 Patano + Hafermann Architects was formed. Patano had already won the Henry Adams Medal for excellence in the study of architecture awarded to one member of each graduating class at UI, and went on to perform work for the college.
The genetics ran deep, and he also was interested in teaching, a big part of the reason for earning his master’s degree.
“A big part of our practice is teaching ideas,” he said. “We can test things out in an academic structure, like building systems and technology.”
Patano + Hafermann’s portfolio became deep in a variety of projects, from a $6.7 million expansion of Wallace Junior-Senior High School and $5.3 million Watson Furniture factory in Poulsbo, Wash., in 2003, to the $45 million Smith Cove Cruise Ship Terminal in Seattle completed in April, 2009.
“Because of my father I always wanted to work back here,” Patano said.
He is currently working with UI to design a new flagship building for the College of Engineering, containing cutting-edge transportation research, including hybrid engines, biofuels and electric vehicles.
The goal is to create a model that is close to his heart, a “net zero energy building,” of which there are fewer than 10 in the United States.
“It does not use more energy than it produces,” he said.
Using waste heat from an adjacent power plant, solar panels and passive solar energy that project is in the fundraising stage.
But what he has learned by now at age 38 is that there is a whole world of opportunities to integrate energy-efficiency technology into local projects.
“There are a lot of reasons I wanted to come back here and work,” Patano said. “The Seattle market is advanced with sustainable buildings. The climate here is perfect for the focus of our firm on energy use and building performance.”
Energy costs can be reduced significantly in commercial, industrial and residential buildings if properly designed and built, and that will be the main area of concern for Patano + Hafermann Architects.
Modern technology also means he can work on projects for the Seattle division, which his partner will run, from his Coeur d’Alene office.
“It’s like I’m sitting at my desk there,” he said.
He is already working on several projects, including a high-performance building for Doma Coffee Roasters, owned by his aunt and uncle. He has also drawn some design concepts for the new owner of the Wiggett Building at Fourth and Lakeside.
But it was a strong community of his peers that brought him back to North Idaho.
“I know all the architects in town,” he said. “They tutored me, now I’m excited to bring a new architectural voice back to Coeur d’Alene.”
Information: (208) 965-8055, temporarily necessary to include area code, or http://www.studioph.com/
Post Falls chamber holds Reverse Job Fair
Houser
A favorite Chamber event is the “Reverse Job Fair” held in May, hosted by our Business, Education and Workforce Development Committee. This committee is made up of business owners, educators and representatives with the Idaho Department of Labor.
What is the
Reverse Job Fair?
It’s an event in which students choose and research a career field they are interested in pursuing after graduation. They create a portfolio, including visual aids and prepare for several interviews that they will give within a two-hour period.
Real Life Ministries hosted 268 students from Post Falls and Lakeland School Districts, and Genesis Prep Academy. More than 150 business professionals were on hand to meet with the students. The students, mostly seniors, were interviewed by at least three adults, and in many cases students made contacts that led to summer jobs or intern opportunities.
At the end of the day, certificates of excellence and $3,500 in scholarship money, sponsored by local businesses and the Post Falls Chamber, was awarded.
K-TEC High School
The Post Falls Chamber Board of Directors is a strong supporter of K-12, as well as higher and technical education. We fully support the new KTEC High School Project, a collaboration of the Post Falls, Coeur d’Alene and Lakeland school districts and encourage residents to vote on Aug. 24 in support of this effort.
New Chamber Building
I want to take this opportunity to thank our business community for their generous donations and continued support of the building project. We are so proud of our new home. I would like to extend a personal invitation to stop by our NEW CHAMBER OFFICE and VISITOR CENTER at 201 East Fourth Ave. We’d be happy to give you a tour.
Happy Fourth of July!
Upcoming Post Falls Chamber Events:
July 15
Post Falls Chamber Business After Hours sponsored by the Post Falls Community Volunteers at Q’emiln Park — 5-6:30pm. PFCV, along with other service organizations will be providing information about their purposes and volunteer opportunities in our community. Live entertainment and refreshments will be provided.
July 20
Post Falls Chamber Takin’ Care of Business Breakfast — 7 a.m., Red Lion Templin’s. Guest speaker will be Don Meyer, President/CEO of Berg Co. The Berg Companies comprise some of the oldest, continuously operating businesses in the state of Washington. Berg supports a wide range of customers for the defense community to humanitarian aid organizations across the world. Register on-line at www.postfallschamber.com by Friday, July 16. Registration cost is $13 per person.
July 22
Post Falls Chamber Ribbon Cutting at Norwest Insurance Services Allstate, 1421 N. Meadowwood Lane in Liberty Lake — 5-6:30 p.m. Join them for an all-American, down-home cookout with hamburgers, hot dogs, baked beans and corn on the cob. There will also be give-aways throughout the event.
Donations for Fireworks Make Community Festival Boom!
Donations from many community businesses, organizations and individuals will help light the night sky this Fourth of July. Funding for the night fireworks display relies on the generosity of area businesses and the public, and we still need your continued support as we reach closer to our $30,000 goal by the Fourth. Every business donating $500 or more will be featured in a Coeur d’Alene Press captioned photo. In addition, every donation over $1,000 will also receive four VIP tickets to the Chamber Fireworks Patio Party at the Chamber building. To make a donation, please contact Debbie Berger, Fireworks Fundraiser Coordinator at (208) 661-7128 or e-mail debbie@cdachamber.com. You can also visit one of our Donation Drop Locations at the Coeur d’Alene Press or at the Chamber building. A special thanks to the Coeur d’Alene Press for sponsoring photos for Fireworks Fundraiser again this year. Your continued support is much appreciated!
Coeur d’Alene Fourth of July Festival Schedule
Presented by
Knudtsen Chevrolet
It will be yet another fantastic Independence Day in Coeur d’Alene this year. The Chamber has been working hard all year long to organize the Fourth of July Festival presented by Knudtsen Chevrolet, the American Heroes Parade presented by Sterling Savings Bank and Music in the Park presented by the Coeur d’Alene Casino. Come out and enjoy the activities we have planned for the entire community!
10:30 a.m. — Backward Parade Bucket Brigade
11 a.m. — American Heroes Parade sponsored by Sterling Savings Bank
11 a.m. — Food and craft vendors at the City Park
2-4 p.m. — Motorboat, rock ‘n roll — yesterday and today
DUSK — Coeur d’Alene Community Fireworks Display in Downtown Coeur d’Alene
Executive Roundtable Now Accepting Applications
The Chamber is beginning to organize the ninth Executive Roundtable program for the Fall of 2010. This program serves as a forum in which chief executives can share information with and receive advice from other business leaders who are facing the same kinds of problems and issues. The Executive Roundtable is a unique opportunity for area business executives to meet with peers in a confidential and relaxed atmosphere.
Call Brenda Young at 415-0110 or email her at Brenda@CdAChamber.com for details.
Artwalk! July 9
Friday, July 9 is this month’s Artwalk. Join us for a fun evening and enjoy the local arts in beautiful Downtown Coeur d’Alene from 5-8 p.m. Galleries host opening receptions with the opportunity to meet the artists, listen to live music and see newly arrived works of art. Participating businesses and restaurants are open extended hours and 2-hour parking is always free! Follow the yellow balloons!
Contact Cheryl Zainfeld at 292-1629 for more information.
Osprey Cruise July 10
The 11th Annual Osprey Boat Cruise is being held July 10, from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. with boarding beginning at 8:30 a.m. at the Boardwalk Marina Dock on the east side of the Coeur d’Alene Resort. The Natural Resources Committee of the Coeur d’Alene Chamber of Commerce invites the community to participate in this annual cruise on Lake Coeur d’Alene to view the Osprey and their nests as representatives from the Raptor Chapter, Idaho Fish & Game, and The Nature Conservancy provide commentary. Trained biologists will also once again attempt to band a nestling viewable either from the top deck or at the lower level via TV monitor.
No Host coffee, snack and breakfast bar will be available for boat guests. Don’t forget your camera!
Call Karen Wilmoth at 208-415-0105 or email her at Karen@CdAChamber.com for details and to register
Blue Cruise Charity
Ride July 10
The Blue Cross of Idaho Foundation for Health has teamed with Olympic gold medalist and World Champion Kristin Armstrong to present the second annual Blue Cruise Coeur d’Alene on Saturday, July 10. The ride options of 62.5, 35, and 15 miles will meander through some of the best scenery that North Idaho has to offer. The event will culminate with an address from Kristin to the participants as well as a great catered picnic on the grass at Woodland Middle School.
The mission of the Blue Cross of Idaho Foundation for Health is to promote and encourage the health and wellness of all Idaho residents. The Blue Cross of Idaho Foundation is hosting the event as a fundraiser for the North Idaho Centennial Trail to ensure opportunities for human powered recreation both now an in the future.
For more information please visit the Blue Cruise Coeur d’Alene Web site: www.bluecruiseidaho.com/Coeur-dAlene.
Suspicious Customers in this New Economy — Learn More at July’s Upbeat Breakfast! July 13
You won’t want to miss this month’s Upbeat Breakfast with guest speaker Jan Quintrall, President/CEO of the Better Business Bureau — Serving Eastern Washington, North Idaho and Montana. Jan’s topic will be “Trust and the Customer-Everything Changed!” She will discuss how social networking, the Internet and the erosion of trust in the marketplace has changed the landscape and what business leaders can do to position themselves to reach the suspicious customer in this new economy.
Join your fellow chamber members for our monthly Upbeat Breakfast networking event. Every month features member trade tables, a breakfast sponsor and a guest speaker and is a great opportunity to meet hundreds of active chamber members. This event is July 13 at The Coeur d’Alene Resort and starts at 7:30 a.m.
*You must register by July 9. Cancellations must be made by 12 p.m. the Monday prior to Upbeat Breakfast for a refund.
For more information please contact Brenda Young, Programs Manager at 415-0110 or email her at Brenda@CdaChamber.com.
Seeking Putt-Putt Hole Sponsorships! —B.Y.O. Putter Tournament July 15
Putt Putt golfing at its best! July 15 at the Parkside Towers we will host the second annual “B.Y.O. Putter” Putt Putt Golf Tournament. Hole sponsorships are $100 and players are $25 each. This is a fun and exciting event, golfer or not, this is quickly becoming one of our Members favorite events!
B.Y.O.Putter is sponsored by Miller Stauffer Architects. Hole sponsorships still available for $100 and raffle prizes welcome.
For more information please contact Marilee Wallace, Membership Sales Director at 415-0111 or by email at Marilee@CdaChamber.com.
Coffee & Contacts
Partners with Greater Spokane Incorporated
Don’t miss this exciting speed networking event scheduled for July 22 at the Coeur d’Alene Resort. Greater Spokane Incorporated and the Coeur d’Alene Area Chamber are partnering to help expand this networking opportunity to a regional level, with both small and large corporations. The doors open at 7 a.m. and the program will be from 7:30-9 a.m. The cost is $10 and you must register in advance to attend.
To register, contact Marilee Wallace at 415-0111 or email her at Marilee@CdAChamber.com.
You Won’t Want to Miss this Month’s Business After Hours at Time Warner Cable! July 29
Come join us for July’s Business After Hours, Thursday, July 29 at Time Warner Cable, located at 2305 West Kathleen Ave. in Coeur d’Alene from 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Business After Hours is a networking event and opportunity for members to show off their offices or facilities. They are held on the fourth Thursday of each month from 5 p.m. to about 6:30 p.m. Food and beverages are provided by the sponsor business and there are drawings for door prizes. This is a great way to meet other Chamber members in a more casual “After Work” atmosphere.
For more information please contact Brenda Young, Programs Manager at the Chamber at 415-0110 or e-mail her at Brenda@CdAChamber.com.
Downtown Street
Fair July 30
Come experience the best Arts & Crafts Weekend in the Northwest! Or, be a vendor and showcase your business to crowds of over 45,000. To submit your application, please visit www.CDADowntown.com.
There are more than 250 vendors and more than 45,000 shoppers, as well as, daily entertainment, food, fine art and crafts. A true Street Fair! Totally handicap & stroller friendly and free shuttle bus transportation will be available between the weekend’s venues!
For more information please contact Gay at 415-0116. Email at info@cdadowntown.com.