Roberta Simonson is a journalist based in Spokane, Washington. She writes for The Spokesman-Review and her work has also been featured in the Marietta Daily Journal, Yahoo News, and the Idaho State Journal. Roberta covers a range of topics, including local news, community events, weather updates, and human interest stories.
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Roberta Simonson's focus is local to Spokane, Washington, with a strong emphasis on community events and seasonal topics. She frequently includes expert commentary, announcements, and coverage of local events in her articles. If you are reaching out to Roberta with story ideas or pitches, consider focusing on local community events in Spokane or providing expert insights into the seasonal topics she covers such as winter weather updates or community support initiatives.
Given her interest in family & relationships and pets-related themes, pitches related to heartwarming stories about people coming together for the community during difficult times or feature pieces about special animal rescue efforts might be well received by Roberta.
When reaching out to her, it's important to keep the geographic focus in mind as she primarily covers news specific to Spokane and its surrounding areas.
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Here's a rundown of roadwork that could affect Spokane drivers this week.
By: Roberta Simonson
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By: Roberta Simonson
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Here’s an overview of road work that could affect Spokane drivers this week.
By: Roberta Simonson
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By: Alexandra Duggan, Roberta Simonson
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By: Roberta Simonson
Katia Jasmin was about 18 years old when she woke up to the sound of the door to her family's home in Haiti being broken down.
By: Roberta Simonson
When David Brogdon walked into Mica Peak High School near the beginning of his sophomore year for an interview with principal Kamiel Youseph, he had zero credits to show for his freshman year.
By: Roberta Simonson
Michael Liberg is an honor roll student at West Valley High School. He also is a small business owner in Spokane Valley.
By: Roberta Simonson, Blake Preston
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