Annalise Knudson is a journalist at Staten Island Advance. She covers a diverse range of topics including finance, personal finance, travel and tourism, education, and consumer interests, with a particular focus on data protection and privacy laws. Annalise's work has been featured in several notable publications, including Calhoun Times, syracuse.com, and MSN.
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Annalise Knudson's coverage focuses heavily on local news, particularly in New York and Staten Island. She frequently covers education-related topics, including government announcements impacting schools and student activities.
Given her focus on educational themes and local events, Annalise may be interested in pitches related to new initiatives or changes within the education system in New York or specifically Staten Island. This could include interviews with school officials, educators, or students affected by these developments.
As she also covers promotional deals and events relevant to the local community, she might respond well to pitches involving special promotions or events targeting residents of New York City or Staten Island.
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By: Annalise Knudson
Currently, commercial vehicle traffic is prohibited from a majority of parkways across New York City.
By: Annalise Knudson
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — New York City is studying a plan to potentially convert the Korean War Veterans Parkway into a roadway for commercial traffic, and Borough President Vito Fossella announced Tuesday he publicly opposes the idea. During a press conference in Annadale, Fossella opposed any modification to the...
By: Annalise Knudson
There will be confetti cannons and a kids dance party: What you need to know.
By: Annalise Knudson
There will be no mail delivery and post offices will be closed.
By: Annalise Knudson
The parade, which starts at 10 a.m. on Thursday, will begin near Bowling Green and travel north along Broadway to City Hall.
By: Annalise Knudson
The moon will completely block the sun for a few minutes this summer.
By: Annalise Knudson
Existing telephone numbers will remain the same.
U.S. post offices will be closed for a full day this month in recognition of the country's newest federal holiday.
By: Annalise Knudson
The recalled product was sold at Costco warehouses nationwide in March 2026.
By: Annalise Knudson
The items were sold from August 2013 through May 2026.
