Amanda Bartlett is a Culture Reporter at SFGate. She covers a diverse range of topics including climate change, society, and the arts, with a particular focus on the intersection of culture and environmental issues. Amanda's work has been featured in various outlets, including WDSU-TV, KSBW 8, and Yahoo News.
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Amanda appears to have a strong focus on local news in the San Francisco Bay Area, covering topics such as weather, wildlife, and hiking. She frequently reports on evolving stories and breaking news related to tragedy, crime, scientific developments, government announcements as well as entertainment news.
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It's not clear if other Bay Area locations will follow suit.
"Temperatures will steadily climb this week with each passing day."
"I was in total shock."
By: Amanda Bartlett
"Goodwill was going to cease to exist forever."
The "potentially deadly waves" could last through Tuesday morning.
By: Amanda Bartlett
The exterior of the new "Super Goodwill" on Oliver Road in Fairfield, Calif. (Courtesy of Crystal Waye)
The second larger-format thrift store in the Bay Area is coming to Pittsburg The interior of the new Super Goodwill on Oliver Road in Fairfield, CA
The Sebastopol Regional Library has shuttered indefinitely. Google Street View
"Fires could start rapidly if the winds are strong enough."
"The health and safety of our patrons and staff remains our highest priority."
