Summer Sandstrom is a Staff Writer at Pacific Northwest Inlander. Based in Spokane, WA, she covers a diverse range of topics including travel and tourism, arts and entertainment, and the fashion industry, with a particular focus on apparel design and music genres. Summer's work has been featured in Inlander.
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Summer Sandstrom's coverage is primarily focused on house & home, culture & society, and food & beverage in the local Spokane area. She frequently includes expert commentary and seasonal content such as gift guides and promotional deals.
Given her focus, she may be interested in receiving pitches related to local businesses offering unique products or services related to house & home decor, cultural events or societal issues within Spokane. Contributors who can provide expert insights into these areas would likely capture her attention.
Pitches regarding outdoor activities, fitness-related topics or community events taking place in the Spokane Valley are also likely to resonate with Summer's coverage focus.
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By: Summer Sandstrom
One of the largest ski areas in Washington state, 49° North has a diverse terrain for skiers and snowboarders of all levels, making it easy to find something new and
In 2018, Natalia Gutierrez founded If You Could Save Just One in Spokane to provide activities and resources for at-risk youth and their families.
Following his co-ownership of a pair of former local restaurants, the Summit Kitchen and Lost Boys Garage, Spokane restaurateur Kevin Pereira opened Eddie’s Tavern and Kitchen in North Spokane in
Providing a variety of treatment services and resources for individuals and families in the region, Northwest Autism Center works to support those with autism and other developmental disabilities.
Summer in the Inland Northwest is a mixed bag. While it can be one of the best times to enjoy the region’s gorgeous wilderness, we might be faced with a
By: Summer Sandstrom
Picture this: You arrive home from work one night to your roommate insisting that you have to listen to this new song by an artist whose name you’ve heard before
Blossoming out of its owner’s love of fashion and clothes, Heat Street offers an affordable array of vintage, streetwear and sought-after sneakers to Spokane shoppers.
Founded in 2008, the Women’s Healing and Empowerment Network (WHEN) provides programs and services to women who are experiencing domestic violence and abuse.
Started in 2014, the 90+ Project was designed to not only make soccer more accessible, but to build lifelong skills for kids.
Getting outdoors is more fun with the right gear, but sometimes cost can be prohibitive. That’s where the Evergreen Gear Exchange comes in. Abby and James Nisbet opened the store
