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Jeffrey Giuliani Tuesday April 30, 2013  Excluding the 1972 Miami Dolphins, it appears that you can’t win them all. The Spokane Shock dropped their first game of the season to the Tampa Bay Storm by a score of 70-62. Although an admirable effort in the second half kept things close, the hole dug by Spokane in the first half was too deep to escape.                   Tampa Bay gained control of the contest early. Storm quarterback Adrian McPherson took five minutes off the clock in the game’s opening drive, capping it off with a touchdown. The rowdy Spokane Shock fans expec...

Inherent Biosciences Raises Seed Round, Adds Board Members and Clinical Advisors Funding will be used to clinically validate and launch the company's proprietary male infertility diagnostic News provided by Share this article Share this article SALT LAKE CITY, Feb. 17, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Inherent Biosciences today announced its initial capital raise led by Morning Star Foundation with additional participation from MedMountain Ventures, Kickstart Funds, Park City Angels, Rhythm VC and several angel investors. With the initial funding, Inherent will launch a male infertility diagnostic to gu...

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SALEM — The Oregon Transportation Commission is expected to give final approval to two regional intermodal projects — one in Millersburg to serve Western Oregon and one in Nyssa to serve the eastern part of the state — during a videoconference meeting Thursday. The projects are in line to receive $26 million each to develop facilities that will allow trucking companies to move shipping containers onto rail lines for transport to ports in Portland and Washington State. The funding is scheduled to be approved without further discussion as part of the meeting's consent agend...

Jeffrey Giuliani Friday August 2, 2013 Thursday evening’s playoff game between the Spokane Shock and Chicago Rush was a tale of two different halves. The first half was a gritty half, with defenses stepping up and quarterbacks getting thrown around like ragdolls. On the flip side, the second half was an offensive shootout, where scoring was effortless and the scoreboard was lighting up like a pinball machine. In the end, it was the Shock who triumphed over the gutsy Rush by a score of 69-47, not at all indicative of how close the game really was. The first half of action was filled with hug...