Glenn Coin is a science, environment, and weather reporter for syracuse.com/The Post-Standard. With a focus on the local community in Syracuse, New York, Glenn covers topics ranging from winter storms and snowfall to environmental issues and scientific developments. His work has also been featured in the Watertown Daily Times.
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Glenn Coin's coverage primarily focuses on local weather-related events in Upstate New York, with an emphasis on winter storms and their impacts. His articles often cover evolving stories and breaking news related to extreme weather conditions.
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The transition will start early next year.
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Runners enjoy a picture-perfect fall day at the Marcellus Cross Country Invitational held at Marcellus Park Oct. 18, 2024. 27 schools with over 800
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It's the 12th record high of 2024 so far.
Micron plans to build a massive chipmaking plant in the town of Clay.
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Some flakes might mix in with rain at higher elevations.
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The same pipe spewed 90 million gallons of sewage into Onondaga Lake previously.
By: Glenn Coin
Port of Oswego Authority in Oswego, NY. Gary Walts | [email protected]
| Syracuse, N.Y. -- There's a chance Upstate New York could see its first flakes of lake effect snow late next week, but there are plenty of caveats.
Meteorologists caution that the forecast can change over the next week.
By: Glenn Coin
The state has fined the county nearly $100,000 for the latest leak into Onondaga Lake.
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