Treaty Rock Center stuffing up

Treaty Rock Center comprises 4 new buildings on 3.1 acres
between Interstate 90 and Seltice Way a few blocks west of Spokane
Street in Post Falls. The Meineke Car Care Center and Northern
Lights Stone, Tile Floor Covering occupy many of a first
two buildings on any side of a formidable entry. The second two
buildings, of about 7,000 and 6,000 block feet and adjacent to the
freeway, will be assigned in May after their entrance area is
paved.

Meineke is to a right as we enter a formidable from
Seltice.

“We offer all for a car solely a physique and paint,”
said owners Brian Muthersbough. “We have tires, tuneups, brakes,
transmission work, timing belts, clutches, financing – we name
it.”

With 870 shops in a United States and 30 in other countries,
Meineke has been in business given 1972. The domicile is in
Charlotte, N.C. Check www.meineke.com. In Post Falls phone
777-0639. Hours are 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday by Saturday.

Granite, mill during Northern Lights

On a left side of a formidable entrance is Northern Lights with an
awesome arrangement of slab slabs and flooring.

Currently in 3,200 block feet, a association will pierce its
showroom, offices and workshop/storage area (now elsewhere in Post
Falls) to a outrageous southeast building confronting I-90 in a spring.
Northern Lights offers many mill and tile building options and custom
wall paper both commercially and for residences. They recently did
major work during Northern Quest Casino.

Originally from Virginia, owners Doug and Sally Sullivan came to
North Idaho 25 years ago and have had Northern Lights for 11 years.
Hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays and 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturdays
by appointment. Check www.northernlightsstone.com. Phone
777-0177.

New Avenue Studios for photos, video

“I’ll fire whatever someone pays me to indicate a camera at”
summarizes a work of Rick Hamilton, who has New Avenue Studios in
the 3,000-square-foot space behind Northern Lights.

Hamilton offers finish detailed and multimedia/digital
services with several ability sets including portraits, commercial
work, brochures, video and audio. Coming to North Idaho 11 years
ago from Colorado and Nebraska, his preparation enclosed work in
crime stage photography.

Hours are 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. with appointments. Phone 446-8952.
Check his work during www.newavenuephotography.com.

Treaty Rock Motor Sports growing

Multi-faceted partially describes Mark Doerfler, manager of
Treaty Rock Center and owners of Treaty Rock Motor Sports. Offering
sales and use for a accumulation of RVs, snowmobiles and exotic
autos, now essentially on eBay, Doerfler will arrangement his vehicles in
the 6,000-square-foot new building roughly finish in a southwest
corner of a complex. It will embody a passageway and outrageous windows
viewable from a freeway.

Currently in an bureau behind New Avenue Studios, Doerfler is
originally from St. Paul, Minn., and detected North Idaho while
staying in a Coeur d’Alene Resort on a outing to revisit kin in
Whitefish, Mont. When Northern Lights mill and Treaty Rock Motor
Sports pierce in May, about 3,200 block feet will be accessible for
lease. Contact Doerfler 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays during 661-0135.

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• Whine of a week: Notice with a sleet that Borah Elementary
students perplexing to get to a Best Avenue channel beam are forced
into a travel since sidewalks don’t exist on a northwest side
of Seventh Street. Same risk for a Project delegate students
headed easterly on Best. This has to be altered before someone is hurt.
It also doesn’t assistance that properties with sidewalks don’t clear
them.

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abbreviated. They’re conveniently all in a quarrel -
March-April-May-June-July. Although we contend “th” with a date such as
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