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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Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States (Local)
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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By: Matt Trapani, Amanda Eustice
Esham Aman Ullah, 18, went missing on Tuesday while swimming with friends.
By: Amanda Eustice
The Morris County Sheriff's Office received money to purchase two new patrol boats and a side-scan sonar to help with recovery efforts.
By: Matt Trapani, Amanda Eustice
A Biden campaign fundraising event held at Gov. Phil Murphy's home in Middletown will cost taxpayers $24,000 for the increased local security needed for the event.
By: Amanda Eustice
They say that both dogs and cats can get scared and anxious by the loud noises of fireworks.
By: Amanda Eustice
A new bill is being voted in that would upgrade penalties for burglary, and in exchange, hopefully curtail people - especially juveniles- from becoming repeat offenders.
Five pitbulls were found by rescue workers on an abandoned property, with some of them were nailed into their kennels without any food or water.
There are three cooling centers for the public, plus some public pools and parks.
By: Amanda Eustice
Union City is Sen. Bob Menendez's hometown and it's also where he got his political start.
Organizers say the refrigerator will help bring fresh food to those in need in the community.
For the past two years Passaic Valley Water Commission has been working with Paterson, Clifton, Passaic and Prospect Park to replace more than 6,000 customer-owned lead pipes lines.
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