About Me
- Amy Stork
- I am a freelance writer, researcher and editor living in Twisp, Washington. I write for newspapers, magazines and web sites. Non-profit clients also contract me to research, write and edit white papers, reports, marketing materials for web and print, and grants. Freelancing supports my passions: Wilderness adventure, print and book arts, and growing and eating fresh food.
"Green" development planned for Twisp
As many as 18 new homes at the end of Twisp’s Riverside Avenue will form an environmentally sensitive and affordable “cottage community,” according to developer Craig Bunney. More
Cub Scout's Lobbying Engages Congressman (National Psoriasis Foundation)
A news release for the National Psoriasis Foundation
Cub Scout's lobbying engages Congressman in spreading awareness of psoriasis
NEW FREEDOM, Penn. (April 28, 2008)—When most people think of a lobbyist, they don't think of a 9 year old. But Cub Scout Nicholas Stem of New Freedom has already traveled to Washington, D.C. twice to ask Congress for help. He found that help and support from Representative Todd Platts of Pennsylvania's 19th district.... Read full news release
Cub Scout's lobbying engages Congressman in spreading awareness of psoriasis
NEW FREEDOM, Penn. (April 28, 2008)—When most people think of a lobbyist, they don't think of a 9 year old. But Cub Scout Nicholas Stem of New Freedom has already traveled to Washington, D.C. twice to ask Congress for help. He found that help and support from Representative Todd Platts of Pennsylvania's 19th district.... Read full news release
Access Action Guide (National Psoriasis Foundation)
Patient education piece edited for the National Psoriasis Foundation. Link to PDF
Watershed Council Enters New Phase (MV News)
After a decade of volunteer effort, the Methow Watershed Council announced last month that it has hired a part-time coordinator and will begin the fourth and final phase of its watershed planning work. Read the full story.
Twisp Zoning Code Delayed Again (MV News)
Twisp must wait at least a few more weeks for a new zoning code, after its town council learned that changes recommended by the planning commission were left out of the long-awaited document. Read the full story.
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