Beth Adams is a Morning Edition Host at WXXI. With a career spanning over two decades in radio, she focuses on themes such as animal welfare, government and politics, and regional interest news, reflecting her commitment to both community service and journalism. Beth has been featured in various outlets, including WRVO Public Media, WSHU Public Radio, and The Salt Lake Tribune.
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Beth Adams focuses on local stories in the Rochester area, with a significant emphasis on pets and community-related topics. Her work involves citing data, government announcements, press releases, and event coverage. Based on this information, she would likely be interested in pitches that highlight local initiatives related to healthcare, animals (particularly pets), nonprofits or community-driven events within the Rochester area.
Given her focus on these areas of interest and her reliance on data and government sources for content creation, potential outreach could include human-interest stories about individuals making a difference in their communities or innovative programs addressing healthcare or animal welfare needs at a local level.
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Closing time for bars and restaurants in New York will be a lot later during the next five weeks. On Tuesday, Gov.
The first new sunscreen in over 25 years should soon be on the market in the United States after winning final FDA approval
By: Beth Adams
Speeding has been a consistent problem in Rochester and Monroe County for several years.
By: Beth Adams
Adoption fees for dogs at Rochester's Verona Street animal shelter will be waived on Friday.
Bars and restaurants in New York will be allowed to serve until 4 a.m. during the soccer tournament.
By: Beth Adams
In a residence hall at Monroe Community College in Brighton, Kip Beardsley displayed collection of hand-woven textiles, representing the modern struggles that Americans have shared with him.
The move comes after a recommendation of the Association of Zoos and Aquariums' Species Survival Plan Program.
A growing trend in medicine over the past two decades continues to take root in Greater Rochester.
By: Beth Adams
As of 4 pm Friday, more than 7,500 Rochester Gas and Electric and NYSEG customers across upstate New York were still without electric power following Thursday's stormy weather.
High winds, a tornado warning for central New York, and power outages marked a turbulent day on Thursday.
