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Nick Gibson
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Reporter, The Spokesman-Review
Dolly Parton stan and Spokane County reporter for The Spokesman-Review 📚 WSU alum
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Alexandra Duggan
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Breaking News and Crime Reporter, The Spokesman-Review
Crime, court & other news @SpokesmanReview covering Spokane, WA & north ID — formerly both TV & print in Boise, ID. U of Idaho alum. Boise born n raised
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Peter Harriman
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Contributor, The Spokesman-Review
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Joe Butler
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Niche Content Manager, The Spokesman-Review
Sometimes I write things and remember things like The New Zoo Revue. Enthusiast of the Oxford comma, cannabis marketing, and 80s toys. he/him
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Riordan Zentler
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Contributor, The Spokesman-Review
Writer, gamer, musician. Check out @qvartzedm to hear my tunes and zentler.substack.com/ to read my articles.
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Orion Donovan Smith
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Reporter, The Spokesman-Review
Covering the other Washington for @SpokesmanReview | @RegionalReports board member | @Report4America alum | Long-suffering Mariners and Canucks fan
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Vince Grippi
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Freelance Writer, The Spokesman-Review
A former WSU beat writer for The Spokesman-Review, I now cover all Spokane-area sports online with A Grip on Sports. Occasional media critic and podcast guest.
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Stefanie Pettit
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Contributor, The Spokesman-Review
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