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Addy Hatch’s Biography

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After a more than 20-year career in journalism, I am now telling stories on behalf of the Washington State University College of Nursing. I left The Spokesman-Review as Managing Editor in March 2017,, and in approaching my new job, I decided to adapt my skills to focus on content marketing. So now, I use my reporter's and editor's eye to find interesting stories about the nursing profession and the WSU College of Nursing.

Addy Hatch’s Journalist Portfolio

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Addy Hatch: Don't revive lifetime cap on health insurance

Addy Hatch: Don't revive lifetime cap on health insurance

Lifetime caps on health insurance went away under the Affordable Care Act. Hundreds of thousands of people ex…

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'Fake news' morphing from bogus stories to slam on mainstream media

'Fake news' morphing from bogus stories to slam on mainstream media

The concept of "fake news" has evolved quickly. First it was false or misleading stories spread on social med…

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'My husband would have laughed' about Seahawks dig in obituary

'My husband would have laughed' about Seahawks dig in obituary

Michael Vedvik was a longtime Seahawks fan. So his wife thinks he'd laugh about the last line in his obituary…

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Sacred Heart's expanded cardiac unit will serve patients from wider area

Sacred Heart's expanded cardiac unit will serve patients from wider area

On a day devoted to paper hearts, the warm, beating kind were focus of a dedication and blessing at Providenc…

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CV grad president of apparel, footwear giant

CV grad president of apparel, footwear giant

Winning the day in retail means creating an experience the customer wants to be part of, Steve Rendle says. T…

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Downtown Spokane buildings dressed up with light shows

Downtown Spokane buildings dressed up with light shows

Downtown Spokane is more colorful this Christmas, with the tall smokestacks at Steam Plant Square glowing gre…

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College of Medicine celebrates faculty and staff excellence

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By Devin Rokyta, Shawn Vestal Verified, Addy Hatch
| WSU Insider
Washington State University Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine faculty and staff gathered in Spokane in June to recognize those who epitomize excellence in pursuit of the college’s mission and vision of a healthier Washington and beyond. The annual Awards and Recognition Ceremony highlighted how faculty and staff are making a difference for students and patients across areas including leadership, service, teaching, research, and community impact.
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Fox tapeworm, a zoonotic parasite, found in Pacific Northwest

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By Devin Rokyta, Shawn Vestal Verified, Addy Hatch
| WSU Insider
PULLMAN, Wash. – A parasite commonly carried by foxes that can be passed to domestic dogs and cause severe illness in humans on rare occasions appears to have established itself in the Pacific Northwest. Commonly known as the fox tapeworm, Echinococcus multilocularis is carried by foxes and coyotes and can spread to humans through contact with feces or feces-contaminated soil. When humans are infected, they can develop a disease known as alveolar echinococcosis.
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WSU and Colville Tribes announce historic partnership

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By Devin Rokyta, Shawn Vestal Verified, Addy Hatch
| WSU Insider
Under a five-year agreement, the largest annual sponsorship in WSU Athletics history, all Cougar uniforms will feature a Colville Tribe jersey patch. PULLMAN, Wash. — Washington State University Athletics and the Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation today announced a historic new partnership grounded in shared values of community, culture, and a commitment to developing future generations of leaders.
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