Amanda Sullender is a health reporter for The Spokesman-Review, focusing on local news in Spokane, Washington. With a background in journalism and a passion for covering important community issues, Amanda's work highlights stories related to public health, environmental concerns, and social justice.
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Amanda's coverage primarily focuses on local health and community-related issues in Spokane, Washington. She appears to be particularly interested in topics related to public health, well-being, and environmental factors that impact the region.
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By: Amanda Sullender
Whitman County Public Health is moving to a new space nearly triple the size of its current offices.
By: Amanda Sullender
The Department of Natural Resources is moving forward with an exchange of property in Latah Valley. But what might happen to some of Spokane's last undeveloped land is still up in the air.
By: Amanda Sullender
The Spokane Regional Health District has been at odds for much of the past year over whether its opioid treatment services should be outsourced to another organization.
By: Amanda Sullender
An Arkansas man who conspired with businesspeople in Eastern Washington to defraud the federal government of $16.3 million in COVID relief funds received a 16-year sentence Thursday in Spokane.
By: Amanda Sullender
Spokane drivers should be careful when traveling this weekend, especially on the West Plains or north of Mead.
By: Amanda Sullender
Mary Cooper did not expect a free meal at Deaconess Hospital during her father's heart procedure. But the annual tradition provides a small respite for those who find themselves on hard times at the h ...Thank you for visiting Spokesman.com. To continue reading this story and enjoying our local journalism please subscribe or log in...
By: Amanda Sullender
Ahead of the holidays, Salvation Army's food bank is running dangerously low.
By: Amanda Sullender
Each year, Santa brings holiday memories to the families with babies in MulitCare Deaconess Hospital's neonatal intensive care unit.
By: Amanda Sullender
Winter can be difficult in Spokane. Besides the snow and cold, the short days this time of year make many people feel blue.
By: Amanda Sullender
By Amanda Sullender The Spokesman-Review While Christmas is a lot of fun, the holiday also leaves you with a lot of trash.
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