Alek Lashomb is the Plattsburgh Bureau Chief. He covers a diverse range of topics, including general assignment news, government and politics, health and wellness, education, and energy policy, with a particular focus on public education, elections, and regional interests. Alek's work has been featured in KIMT-TV and WCAX-TV.
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Plattsburgh, United States (Local)
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Alek's coverage is primarily focused on local government and community events in upstate New York, with a particular emphasis on announcements from the government and legal policy regulations. Given this focus, he would likely be receptive to pitches related to local government initiatives, community development projects, or non-profit activities within this region.
If you have news about any developments or events pertaining to upstate New York's local government or community organizations, Alek Lashomb might find it of interest. You could also consider offering insights into how specific policies or regulations may impact the communities he covers.
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Police in Saranac Lake are investigating an unusual swatting incident.
For roughly 25 years, the former Miromar Mall has been Canadian travelers’ first impression of the North Country.
By: Alek Lashomb
A big donation is on the way to help New York veterans visit our nation’s capital with North Country Honor Flight.
A community outreach program is returning to the Plattsburgh Police Department after it ran out of funding last year.
The Development Corporation’s plans to build a $4.9M childcare facility at the end of Gus Lapham Lane in the Town of Plattsburgh.
Early voting is underway in New York for the 21st Congressional District, which covers all of Clinton, Essex and Franklin counties.
We're getting answers about low-flying planes people spotted circling the Champlain Islands on Tuesday.
Roughly $3 billion dollars is being added to the New York state budget for child care assistance.
A bus tour will start at the Underground Railroad Museum on Saturday, visiting several key sites in the abolitionist movement in honor of the Juneteenth holiday.
By: Alek Lashomb
Brothers who served in Vietnam era say Saturday's send-off contrasts sharply with their homecoming decades ago
