Breanna Fuss is a journalist based in Syracuse, New York, and currently writes for Spectrum News. With a focus on local news, Breanna covers a wide range of topics including environmental conservation, consumer affairs, health and wellness, and community features. Her work has been featured in Spectrum News 1, Spectrum News 13 Orlando, and Bay News 9.
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Breanna's articles mainly revolve around health and wellbeing, with a significant focus on local issues within New York and Syracuse. She also covers seasonal topics such as holiday shipping deadlines and Dry January.
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New York State Police say larcenies are up 10 to 50% in some communities.
By: Breanna Fuss
Kids get to practice their reading skills while making new friends.
Around $14 million in direct property damage is caused yearly thanks to holiday decorations.
If the deal seems too good to be true, it probably is. That includes stamps.
Between Thanksgiving and New Year's Day, the average household produces up to 25% more waste.
A 2021 survey showed that 3 in 5 Americans feel their mental health is negatively impacted by the holidays.
Like baking? Want to make a child smile? For Goodness Cakes needs you.
By: Breanna Fuss
Fassbender says to help kids grow, they need attention. She recommends putting down the phone, listening and just being present.
We tend to see more static electricity in the winter, or when it's cold, thanks to lack of humidity.
A big New Year's resolution for a lot of people is to eat healthier, but it can get expensive.
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