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Capitol Press Corps List 2015 Sheet1 Last Name First Name Organization E-mail Phone #s Office Location Bloom Steve The Olympian [email protected] 360-754-5467 Olympia Bremerton Kitsap Sun (Bremerton) [email protected] Broadt Lisa The Chronicle (Centralia) [email protected] 360-807-8237 Centralia Brunner Jim The Seattle Times [email protected] 206-515-5628 Seattle Camden Jim The Spokesman-Review (Spokane) [email protected] 360-664-2598 / 509-879-7461 Olympia Camp Dee Omak Chronicle [email protected] 509-826-1110 Omak Columbian The Columbian (Vancouver) [email protected] Vancouver Cornfield Jerry The Herald (Everett) [email protected] 360-352-8623 / 425-387-5167 Olympia Dake Lauren The Columbian (Vancouver) [email protected] 360-735-4534 Vancouver Dudley Brier The Seattle Times [email protected] 206-515-5687 Seattle Davis Jim The Herald (Everett) [email protected] 425-339-3097 Everett Eskil Rick Walla Walla Union-Bulletin [email protected] 509-526-8309 Walla Walla Faulk Mike Yakima Herald-Republic [email protected] 509-577-7675 Yakima Folsom Geoff Tri-City Herald [email protected] 509-582-1543 Tri-Cities Frank Robert The Herald (Everett) [email protected] 425-339-3426 Everett Grygiel Chris Associated Press (Seattle) [email protected] 206-682-1812 Seattle Guerrero Rafael Yakima Herald-Republic [email protected] 509-759-7853 / 630-607-8652 Yakima Guido Laura Columbia Basin Herald [email protected] Hamlin Kelsey The Seattle Times [email protected] 360-708-6936 Olympia Hansen Izumi Washington Newspaper Publishers [email protected] (WNPA) 206-719-9981 Olympia Herald, The The Herald (Everett) [email protected] Everett Hoang Mai Yakima Herald-Republic [email protected] Yakima Higgins Mark The Seattle Times [email protected] 206.464.2094 Seattle La Corte Rachel Associated Press (Olympia) [email protected] 360-753-7222 Olympia Lynch Lynne Columbia Basin Herald [email protected] 509-654-6513 Moses Lake Martin Jonathan The Seattle Times [email protected] 206-464-2605 Seattle Mittge Brian The Chronicle (Centralia) [email protected] 360-807-8234 Centralia Muir Pat Yakima Herald-Republic [email protected] 509-577-7693 Yakima Nelson David Kitsap Sun (Bremerton) [email protected] 360-415-2679 Bremerton Orenstein Walker Associated Press (Olympia) [email protected] 651-276-7490 Olympia Osowski Kaylee The Chronicle (Centralia) [email protected] O'Sullivan Joe The Seattle Times [email protected] 360-236-8268 Olympia Phelps Matt Kirkland & Bothell Reporter [email protected] 360-577-2510 Kirkland Porter Andy Walla Walla Union-Bulletin [email protected] 509-526-8318 Walla Walla Prengaman Kate Yakima Herald-Republic [email protected] Yakima PSBJ Puget Sound Business Journal [email protected] Seattle Purdy Frank Yakima Herald-Republic [email protected] 509-577-7704 Yakima Riley Kate The Seattle Times [email protected] 206-464-2260 Seattle Santos Melissa The News Tribune (Tacoma) [email protected] SeattlePI.com Seattle PI.com [email protected] 206-448-8000 Seattle Schrader Jordan The News Tribune (Tacoma) [email protected] 360-786-1826 Olympia Schwartz Eric The Chronicle (Centralia) [email protected] 360-807-8224 Centralia Shannon Brad The Olympian [email protected] 360-754-5495 Olympia Smith LaVendrick Washington Newspaper Publishers [email protected] (WNPA) 425-315-2780 Olympia Stang John Crosscut.com [email protected] 206-719-3799 Olympia Tan Thanh The Seattle Times [email protected] 206-464-2193 Seattle Torres Blanca The Seattle Times [email protected] 206-464-2550 Seattle Troianello Craig Yakima Herald-Republic [email protected] 509-577-7751 Yakima Wagar Michael The Chronicle (Centralia)/Nisqually [email protected] News 360-807-8224 Centralia/Yelm Wagoner Richard Seattle Times [email protected] Seattle Ward Leah Beth Yakima Herald-Republic [email protected] 509-577-7626 Yakima Wenatchee Wenatchee World 509-663-5161 Wenatchee Wohlfeil Samantha Bellingham Herald [email protected] Bellingham Wilson Scott Pt. Townsend/Jefferson Co. Leader [email protected] 360-385-2900 x. 104 Port Townsend Wyble Steven Nisqually Valley News [email protected] Yelm RADIO / TV AAT TV Asian TV -- David Cho, President [email protected] 206-447-2288 Seattle Barrick Nancy KOMO Radio (Seattle) [email protected] Seattle Bay Mike TVW (Olympia) [email protected] 360-529-5312 / 360-970-9662 Olympia Berg Julie KCPQ Q13 Fox [email protected] Seattle Brand Natalie KING TV (Seattle) [email protected] 206-348-5541 Seattle Bui Crystal KIMA-TV (Yakima) [email protected] 509-969-7648 Yakima Callanan Brian The Seattle Channel [email protected] 206-386-1984 Seattle Carlos Ed KIRO TV (Seattle) [email protected] 206-728-8307 Seattle Cate Mike KING TV (Seattle) [email protected] 206-448-4503 / 206-604-0540 Seattle Cerna Enrique KCTS (Seattle) [email protected] 206-443-6756 Seattle Chisa Scott TVW (Olympia) [email protected] 360-529-5322 / 360-402-3864 Olympia Conner Gary KOMO TV (Seattle) [email protected] 206-404-4337 Seattle Douglas C.R. KCPQ Q13 Fox [email protected] Seattle Eldridge Keith KOMO TV (Seattle) [email protected] 206-795-9961 Seattle Lenzi Frank KOMO Radio (Seattle) [email protected] Seattle Funk Matt KNDU TV (Tri-Cities) [email protected] 509-737-6725 Tri-Cities Gammell Pete KIRO Radio (Seattle) [email protected] Seattle George Steve KELA/KMNT Radio (Centralia) [email protected] 360-736-3321 Centralia Grant Elizabeth Coast Radio [email protected] Gray Jana KHQ TV (Spokane) [email protected] 509-448-4656 Spokane Page 1 Sheet1 Jenkins Austin Public Radio NW News Network [email protected] 360-352-8488 Olympia Johnson David TVW (Olympia) [email protected] 360-529-5318 Olympia Johnson Jay KIRO TV (Seattle) [email protected] 206-718-9655 Olympia KATU TV KATU TV (Portland) [email protected] 503-231-4264 Portland KEPR TV KEPR TV (Tri-Cities) [email protected] 509-547-0547 Tri-Cities KGY Radio KGY Radio (Olympia) [email protected] 360-943-1241 Olympia Waterfront KIMA TV KIMA-TV (Yakima) [email protected] 509-575-0029 Yakima KING TV KING TV (Seattle) [email protected] 206-448-3850 Seattle KIRO TV KIRO TV (Seattle) [email protected] 206-728-8308 Seattle KIRO Radio KIRO Radio (Seattle) [email protected] 206-726-5476 Seattle KIRO 97.3 FM KIRO 97.3 FM (Seattle) [email protected] Seattle Kissée Anita TVW (Olympia) [email protected] 360-529-5320 Olympia KOMO TV KOMO TV (Seattle) [email protected] 206-404-4145 Seattle Konen Steve KIRO TV (Seattle) [email protected] 206-728-9682 Portland KOIN TV KOIN TV (Portland) [email protected] 503-464-0614 Portland KNDO TV KNDO TV (Yakima) [email protected] 509-225-2323 Yakima KPTV TV KPTV TV (Portland) [email protected] 503-548-6550 Portland Kresser Carolyn Q13 Fox TV (Seattle) [email protected] 206-674-1305 Seattle Mikkelsen Drew KING TV (Seattle) [email protected] 206-348-4979 Seattle / Olympia Milstein Jake KIRO TV (Seattle) [email protected] Seattle Pohjola Jeff KONA Radio (Tri-Cities) [email protected] Tri-Cities Porter Essex KIRO Television (Seattle) [email protected] 206-718-9615 Seattle Q13 Fox Q13 Fox TV (Seattle) [email protected] 206-674-1305 Seattle Restione Daniel KIRO Radio (Seattle) [email protected] 206-920-1157 Seattle Robertson Betsy Northwest Cable News (Seattle) [email protected] 206-448-3616 / 800-262-6191 Seattle Salerno Christina TVW (Olympia) [email protected] 360-529-5317 Olympia Sappenfield Joanna TVW (Olympia) [email protected] 253-569-2490 Olympia Shaffer Robert Fox News Channel (Seattle) [email protected] 206-770-9642 Seattle Stanton Michael KCPQ Q13 Fox [email protected] Seattle Tangney Tom KIRO Radio (Seattle) [email protected] 206-726-6397 Seattle Uchikura Azusa Public Radio NW News Network [email protected] 425-208-6651 Seattle Wise Cynthia KING TV (Seattle) [email protected] 206-448-3850 Seattle Page 2.
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