Amanda Eustice is a multimedia journalist and reporter for WNEP-TV 16, focusing on local news in Scranton, Pennsylvania. With a passion for storytelling, Amanda covers a wide range of topics including community events, charity initiatives, local government proceedings, and health issues affecting the area.
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Amanda Eustice's coverage primarily revolves around local community events, seasonal activities, and government announcements in the Scranton area. She is likely to be interested in pitches related to local holiday events, charity initiatives, and preservation efforts within Pennsylvania.
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In Wayne, long lines wrapped around the Wayne Public Library.
Local and state crews have been working on the massive wildfire since it broke out Saturday.
By: Amanda Eustice, Matt Trapani
Some parts of the debris and vegetation were still smoldering Monday afternoon. A wildfire in an industrial area of Essex County has consumed 192 acres of land.
Officials say 16 structures are threatened – the total was 13 on Friday when the fire started.
Animal officials say as firefighters continue to contain the fire, more animals will pop up needing help.
By: Amanda Eustice
Daughter Carol Vigoda Fuchs decided it was time to share her father's history with the people at her favorite library.
By: Rose Shannon
Firefighters received a call about a fire at an unoccupied residential building at 11 Seymour Ave. at 11:57 p.m. Friday.
Previously, only the department's Emergency Response Team (ERT) had access to CEDs.
Officials say all lead lines must be replaced. Those who do not participate in the program will have to pay out-of-pocket.
By: Amanda Eustice
From the Wondorous World of Wildlife at the Bronx Zoo to the Candy Cosmos by Haribo, the artists say the new floats unveiled offer something for everyone.
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