Emry Dinman

college place, washington, united states

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Experienced reporter with a history of working in a high-pace, deadline-driven professional environment. Skilled in Research, Feature Writing, Interviewing, and Political Reporting. Strong writer with a Bachelor's degree in Journalism and Media Production from Washington State University.

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Rep. Michael Baumgartner already faces seven challengers as year begins

Rep. Michael Baumgartner already faces seven challengers as year begins It’s been a little over a year since Michael Baumgartner was elected as Eastern Washington’s congressman from among the most crowded field in decades, replacing former Congresswoman C... See more

spokesman.com•Emry Dinman•Jan 12, 2026

Bajun Mavalwalla II makes first public statement following conspiracy arrest from June anti-ICE protest at dad's campaign event

Bajun Mavalwalla II makes first public statement following conspiracy arrest from June anti-ICE protest at dad’s campaign event Bajun Mavalwalla II, one of the nine people arrested on charges of criminal conspiracy following the June 11 anti-ICE protest i... See more

spokesman.com•Emry Dinman•Jan 10, 2026

Despite concerns, relatively few Spokane County ballots were rejected for being too late

Despite concerns, relatively few Spokane County ballots were rejected for being too late Despite widespread concerns that ballots sent through the mail would not be postmarked in time for the 2025 election, fewer late ballots in Spokane County were reject... See more

spokesman.com•Emry Dinman•Jan 9, 2026

'Everybody works but the empty lot': Some Spokane leaders eye property tax reform to promote building

‘Everybody works but the empty lot’: Some Spokane leaders eye property tax reform to promote building As Spokane city leaders look for new ways to boost development, some are leading the charge for a reform to the property tax system which would shift som... See more

spokesman.com•Emry Dinman•Jan 5, 2026

Getting There: Lime scooters remain on Spokane's street this winter

Getting There: Lime scooters remain on Spokane’s street this winter For the first time, Lime scooters and bikes have remained on Spokane’s streets into the winter due to an implemented agreement between the city and micro-mobility giant Neutron Holdings. ... See more

spokesman.com•Emry Dinman•Jan 4, 2026

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Rep. Michael Baumgartner already faces seven challengers as year begins

Bajun Mavalwalla II makes first public statement following conspiracy arrest from June anti-ICE protest at dad's campaign event

Despite concerns, relatively few Spokane County ballots were rejected for being too late

'Everybody works but the empty lot': Some Spokane leaders eye property tax reform to promote building

Getting There: Lime scooters remain on Spokane's street this winter

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Rep. Michael Baumgartner already faces seven challengers as year begins

Bajun Mavalwalla II makes first public statement following conspiracy arrest from June anti-ICE protest at dad's campaign event

Despite concerns, relatively few Spokane County ballots were rejected for being too late

'Everybody works but the empty lot': Some Spokane leaders eye property tax reform to promote building

Getting There: Lime scooters remain on Spokane's street this winter