Lorien Tyne is a News Editor at The Keene Sentinel. She covers a range of topics including academia, social issues, and LGBTQ matters, with a particular focus on New York and the impacts of the Coronavirus. Lorien's work has been featured in The Ithacan, Rewire News Group, Ithaca Week, and The Ithaca Voice.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Ithaca, United States (Local)
Not enough data
Lorien Tyne's focus is predominantly on local news and events in the Ithaca area, with a specific emphasis on government and politics. Given her coverage attributes, she is likely to be receptive to pitches related to campus news, faculty features, student life stories, community events with political or social relevance within the Ithaca area.
Pitches that align with Lorien’s coverage may include human interest stories related to local government initiatives impacting education institutions like Ithaca College or involving key figures such as faculty members. Additionally, highlighting unique aspects of campus life or covering significant community events would likely resonate well with her audience.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
Live Coverage: Ed Tech Day 2024
In a brand-new Ithacan Video series, former News Editor Lorien Tyne explores tattoo shops in Ithaca. In the first episode, Lorien visits Miss Kitty’s Tattoo Parlor.
In this episode of Ink Around Ithaca, Lorien Tyne visits Scott Carlton at Ithaca Piercing & Tattoo. Tyne learns about Scott’s history as a tattoo artist and gets a stippling style eye tattoo.
City must cleanup encampment zone after county's notice of health violations
By: Lorien Tyne
ITHACA, N.Y. — Local non-profit electric bicycle rental service Ithaca Bikeshare reached its 100,000th ride last month after 18 months in operation. A spokesperson from the non-profit that operates the […]
After being volleyed back and forth by New York judges, the state's Equal Rights Amendment, which would codify abortion rights, is back on the November ballot.
By: Natasha Roy
I've become cynical in the last decade, but I am holding out hope that Vice President Kamala Harris can lead the country into a new chapter.
A crowd of attendees at the Seeing Ithaca gallery night at the State of the Art Gallery in Ithaca. Credit: Photo provided
Across the country, abortion advocates are finding ways to directly support each other, like sharing campaign strategies.
By: Lorien Tyne
On Nov. 10, Cornell University sophomore Winter Knutson was found dead in Fall Creek Gorge. Earlier that morning a woman — only identified as a Cornell student as of this time — was found unresponsive after falling into another section of the Fall Creek Gorge. The unidentified student was airlifted from a field on Cornell’s campus to Robert Packer Hospital in Sayre, Pennsylvania.
(833) 317-6278 
