Lacey Leonardi is a journalist for Spectrum News, specializing in local news coverage in the Syracuse, New York area. With a focus on community issues, Lacey's articles provide valuable information and insights on topics such as crime, education, healthcare, and finance. Her work has also been featured in Spectrum News 13 Orlando and Bay News 9.
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Lacey focuses on local news, particularly in the Syracuse and broader New York area. Her coverage often includes government announcements, "how-to" guides, and seasonal topics. She frequently covers themes related to government & politics, education, and human resources & employment.
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The DEA and a congressman are warning of fentanyl-laced drugs sold on apps.
Dr. Anthony Deboni, a plastic surgeon with CNY Cosmetic and Reconstructive Surgery, says the increase is due to multiple reasons.
By: Lacey Leonardi
Some people can get caught up in the emotions and urge to give and overspend during this holiday season. It can cause detrimental financial decisions.
Noah Satterlee turned a challenge into helping others.
A controversial idea like regifting could cure some of those issues. According to SUNY ESF, $15 billion is wasted every year on gifts people don’t want, and five billion pounds of unwanted gifts go in the garbage.
Both New York and the nation have seen an increase in the number of people seeking care.
By: Lacey Leonardi
The bill requires schools to draft a plan to remove students and staff from occupied spaces where practicable when educational and support services spaces reach 88 degrees Fahrenheit
The amendment agreed to will change the wording to say schools will need a plan to remove students and staff from those rooms “where practicable,” which gives districts more leeway.
A group of students from Le Moyne College reached out to Senator Chuck Schumer and were able to secure their tickets to the historic event.
By: Lacey Leonardi
Hit the books and hit the hay. Students need plenty of rest this week as Regents testing returns Tuesday. The tradition has shaped the path to graduation for years in New York.
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