Adam Shinder is a journalist based in Schenectady, New York. He writes for The Daily Gazette and his work has also appeared in The Leader-Herald and Medium. With a focus on local sports, Adam covers a range of topics including basketball, football, and other collegiate athletics in the New York area.
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Adam Shinder's articles predominantly cover local sports events, specifically college basketball and football in the New York area. Given his focus on event coverage, he is likely to be responsive to pitches related to upcoming games, player interviews, team strategies, and noteworthy performances or milestones.
As a journalist covering local sports events within a specific geographic region, Adam may particularly appreciate pitches that offer exclusive access to players or coaches from the teams he covers. Additionally, providing unique insights into local sporting events could enhance the relevance of any outreach efforts directed toward him.
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By: Adam Shinder
After a season of struggles, UAlbany ended its 2024 football season with a flourish.
By: Adam Shinder
Comedy and running have long gone hand-in-hand for Tommy McClellan.
Reflection isn’t something Ms. Pat tends to spend much time on. She prefers to keep working — and keep moving forward.
By: Adam Shinder
“Peter Pan” opens Wednesday and continues with shows Saturday at 7 p.m. and Sunday at 3 p.m., along with performances on Dec. 12 and 14 at 7 p.m. and Dec. 15 at 3 p.m. Tickets are available at tinyurl/bkaf9mbb.
By: Adam Shinder
SCHENECTADY — Jordan Markus' journey to stepping into the shoes — and slipping into the iconic single glove — of the King of Pop is straight out of Hollywood.
By: Adam Shinder
Tony Trischka's love affair with the banjo goes back more than 60 years, but he's never stopped discovering new things about the instrument he's spent a lifetime attempting to master.
By: Adam Shinder
Keeping “the Woodstock sound” alive is a lifelong mission for Jim Weider.
By: Adam Shinder
Every December, as jingle bells fill the air and halls are decked with boughs of holly, there are plenty of concerts that provide the traditional menu of carols and Christmas standards. For the past few years the folks behind iTheatre Saratoga have been determined to put on a holiday music event that’s a bit different.
Siena women’s basketball scored 12 of the game’s last 14 points — including seven straight points to end it — as a strong finish down the stretch gave the Saints
Down double digits at halftime, UAlbany men’s basketball made a push in the second half Saturday against Fordham, but couldn’t quite catch up to the Rams in an 87-83 non-conference
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