Publisher, Chef Executive Officer, Syracuse.com
James Mulder is the Publisher and Chief Executive Officer at Syracuse.com. A retired reporter from the Post-Standard, he has covered a range of topics including the Coronavirus, New York, academia, Christianity, and insurance. His work has been featured in NY Cannabis Insider, Olean Times Herald, and syracuse.com.
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Syracuse, United States (Local)
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James Mulder's focus on local health-related topics, particularly around government announcements and press releases, indicates a preference for stories highlighting community initiatives, public health issues, and local developments. When reaching out to him, consider pitching stories about healthcare programs addressing lead poisoning in Syracuse or other innovative efforts focused on improving public health in the area.
Considering his emphasis on covering local news related to healthcare and government announcements within New York State and specifically Syracuse, pitches should highlight how the proposed story would directly impact residents of these areas.
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By: James Mulder
Center will educate moms and provide testing for kids
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House calls can take 20 minutes versus 10-hour waits in hospital ERs.
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“The numbers will probably look a little ugly before they get better.”
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Scammers preying on people who have to renew coverage for first time in three years.
By: James Mulder
SUNY reconsiders its aggressive approach to medical debt collection
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She lay down in front of Centro buses to demand better access.
By: James Mulder, Jmulder
Crouse accuses Small Business Administration of treating it unfairly
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Many users don't know their drugs are laced with xylazine.
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People with lung conditions at high risk.
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The nonprofit is opening a free medical clinic this summer.
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