Ellen Abbott is a freelance reporter based in Central New York. She focuses on local news stories, particularly in the Syracuse area, and her work has been featured in WRVO Public Media, WBFO 88.7, Wxxi News, and WAER Public Media. Ellen covers a range of topics including education, healthcare, housing, and local government.
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Ellen Abbott's coverage is heavily focused on local government and politics in the United States, particularly within New York and Syracuse. She frequently covers announcements from local officials, legal policy regulations, and press releases related to government activities.
Given this focus, Ellen would likely be most receptive to pitches that involve insights or commentary from local political figures or experts with a deep understanding of the specific issues facing Onondaga County and Syracuse. Pitches regarding economic development initiatives, healthcare policies at the local level, or updates related to significant infrastructure projects in these areas could also resonate well.
It's important for those reaching out to have a strong grasp of the intricacies of local government operations and how they impact various aspects of life in Onondaga County and Syracuse.
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With more extreme weather wreaking havoc on New York state, the Hochul Administration is putting more money towards protecting roadways battered by storms.
It's been a whirlwind several weeks for Congressman-elect John Mannion since he won the election to central New York's 22nd Congressional District seat in November.
By: Ellen Abbott
Pro-Palestinian protesters held a mock funeral in front of Syracuse's Federal Building Monday, to remember those killed in the war in Gaza.
By: Abigail Connolly, Ellen Abbott
Micron is now assured of receiving $6.1 billion in federal grants that will allow it to move ahead with a $100 billion plan to build a microchip plant in the Town of Clay.
By: Ellen Abbott
Syracuse Common Councilors are considering the idea of allowing code enforcement officers to use body worn cameras, but at first blush, they're not thrilled with the idea.
By: Ellen Abbott
Onondaga County legislators are likely to consider an agreement to front $11 million to help get the aquarium project up and running next year.
By: Ellen Abbott
A federal grant will allow trained, school-based clinicians offer mental health services to students in Syracuse.
By: Ellen Abbott
Upstate Medical University is joining forces with the federal Indian Health Service to improve the health of Native American communities across the state, including the Onondaga Nation.
The Port of Oswego is prepared for any Trump Administration tariffs. President-elect Donald Trump has promised a 25% tariff on goods coming from Canada.
By: Ellen Abbott
Micron submitted a Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS), a required step before construction can begin.
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