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Thursday, May. 22, 2008

Baker Boyer planning to build new Kennewick bank

Ingrid Stegemoeller, Herald staff writer

Baker Boyer Bank is planning a new building in Kennewick.

Sometime in 2010 the office will move out of the Flash Cube building and into a new home near the Toyota Center, said branch manager Wayne May.

The building is still in the beginning planning stage, but May said he expects the office will be at least 10,000 square feet with room to grow.

The design will be similar to that of the new Walla Walla headquarters, with a "community living room" feel.

The bank will continue its focus on business banking and wealth management, May said.

-- Ingrid Stegemoeller: 582-1537; istegemoeller@tricityherald.com; Business Beat blog at www.tricityherald.com

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Mary Hopkin covers agriculture for the Herald. She's been with the newspaper since April 2000, previously covering the communities of Hermiston and Prosser. Her focus now includes agriculture, food processing and area wineries. Reach her at mhopkin@tricityherald.com. Pratik Joshi covers technology, employment, transportation, economic development and industrial growth. He joined the Herald in December 2006. He likes to write stories that educate. And there's hardly a subject he's not interested in. Drop him a line at pjoshi@tricityherald.com. Ingrid Stegemoeller joined the Herald as a business reporter in September 2007. She covers the real estate and retail industries, as well as tourism. She says the best part of her job is meeting new people and hearing their stories. E-mail her at istegemoeller@tricityherald.com

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