Brooke Reilly is a multimedia journalist and reporter for Spectrum News, focusing on local news in the Syracuse area of New York. With a passion for storytelling, Brooke covers a wide range of topics including legislation, education, parenting, sports, and health. She aims to provide informative and engaging content that resonates with the local community.
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Reception Day, also known as R-Day, is when a new class of cadets arrive.
It's one of 13 recipients of a U.S. Forest Service grant.
By: Brooke Reilly
4th of July weekend is here, and law enforcement agencies are participating in the statewide STOP-DWI High Visibility Engagement Campaign.
Executive Director of the Dutchess County SPCA Lynne Meloccaro said the highest volume of calls come into animal shelters on July 5.
By: Brooke Reilly
Health experts say new strains of omicron, called the FLiRT variants, are spreading.
By: Brooke Reilly
Eden Di Bianco just got over having COVID-19 for a third time. It came as a surprise after being very cautious due to being immunocompromised.
Some residents are still dealing with the impact.
By: Brooke Reilly
The Tilly Project captures the memories.
The organization helps residents with food insecurity and other needs.
By: Brooke Reilly
A series of events led to a huge donation from an Ulster County business to a nonprofit organization.
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