Kingston, United States (Local)
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John Camera's coverage primarily focuses on local government and politics, as well as health and wellbeing in the Syracuse area. He is likely to be interested in expert commentary related to these topics, particularly from individuals familiar with local policies or initiatives.
Given his focus on transportation issues such as electric vehicles and street safety, experts with knowledge of urban planning, traffic management or sustainable transportation might find success when reaching out to him.
Additionally, John covers a range of diverse topics including housing, education, healthcare among others. Therefore sources who can provide insights into various local issues affecting the community may have an opportunity for coverage.
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By: John Camera
Residents at the Dutch Village Kingston apartment complex are still waiting for repairs after facing leaks this winter, leaving resident Ken Pangburn and his two dogs without cool air during the recent heat wave.
By: John Camera
It's nearly the summer season at New York's "u-pick" farms, but this year, the branches will be barer than usual.
By: John Camera
April saw a stretch of near-record warmth for parts of New York but a freezing cold night that followed was catastrophic for crops
By: John Camera
The race for the 17th District will be one of closest watched during the midterms, and not just for New Yorkers.
The Republican primary race for New York's 19th Congressional District features two candidates with some policy differences. State Sen.
By: John Camera
Typically during the primary election season, especially in non-presidential years, voter turnout is low. State University of New York at New Paltz political science professor Scott Minkhoff says the people who do show up are more concerned with party representation than policy.
By: John Camera
Typically during the primary election season, especially in non-presidential years, voter turnout is low.
Barbara Stolfe says her sister Nancy Smith had a zeal for life. Her beaming smile lit up rooms, and she loved music and dancing.
America’s second day of independence has extra meaning in an unassuming Hudson Valley backyard.
By: John Camera
An event centuries in the making. The remains of enslaved Africans, as old as 70 and as young as 9 months, reburied and finally laid to rest at Kingston’s
