Erica Scalise is a documenter and intern at BrianLehrer and CHIdocumenters. She has a background in journalism, having worked with The Fordham Ram, CityAndStateNY, and WFUV News. Erica's articles cover a range of topics, including tax rebates, lottery winnings, consumer products, and restaurant closures.
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Erica Scalise's coverage is heavily focused on local consumer-related topics such as personal finance, deals & promotions, house & home, and product promotions. She appears to be interested in articles that involve promotional deals, press releases, reviews of products or services and those that cite data.
Given Erica's focus on local (United States, Illinois, Chicago) consumer-related content including retail and home improvement topics like tiny homes and mold removal among others she may be responsive to pitches related to new store openings/closures in the area or exclusive deals for consumers in these regions. Additionally, providing her with unique insights into local consumer trends or expert analysis of specific product offerings could also capture her interest.
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By: Erica Scalise
A FAST-CASUAL Florida chain announced it's filing for bankruptcy and shuttered the doors of 11 locations in the switch-up.
By: Erica Scalise
A WICHITA resident was told her bank account was being flagged for potential fraud in a scam that led to her almost losing $2,000.
By: Erica Scalise
AS a self-identified “organized person”, Martha McCully keeps all of her online passwords in an encrypted vault. The writer and brand consultant thought she was taking all of the necess…
By: Erica Scalise
AN ATM user tested his luck when he took $400 left behind by the previous customer using the drive-thru kiosk.
By: Erica Scalise
SHOPPERS required to show their receipt at the door of certain retailers are not having it.
By: Cheyenne R. Ubiera, Erica Scalise
A SQUARE banking customer has vowed she's done with the financial service company after it deposited her money into a closed account.
By: Erica Scalise
A MASSACHUSETTS man was set to take home a million-dollar prize after winning a new instant ticket game.
By: Erica Scalise
ATTEMPTS to maintain its chicken supply sent Chipotle banning employees from ordering the protein for their work meals.
By: Erica Scalise
A NAVY Federal Credit Union customer's trip to Japan began on a sour note when she learned her bank accounts were hacked.
By: Erica Scalise
A SOCIAL Security recipient lost her home after being forced to fork over $121,000 in overpayments.
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