Marnie Eisenstadt is a reporter for syracuse.com and PennLive.com, focusing on local news in the Syracuse, New York area. Her articles cover a range of topics including social issues, community events, and human interest stories. Marnie is dedicated to bringing attention to important stories that impact the local community.
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Marnie Eisenstadt's coverage primarily focuses on local human interest stories, particularly those related to family and relationships, as well as community issues such as homelessness and kindness. Her articles often cover evolving or breaking news with a significant emphasis on government announcements.
If reaching out to Marnie, consider pitches that involve local individuals or organizations making a positive impact in the community during challenging times. Additionally, providing insights into government policies affecting families, homelessness initiatives, or health-related matters in Syracuse would likely align with her area of coverage.
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By: Marnie Eisenstadt
The street in front of Syracuse's biggest homeless shelter is overwhelmed by drug use, fights and drug sales.
By: Marnie Eisenstadt
| Melissa Menon, center, has hit a roadblock trying to complete her daughters, Myra, left, and Caroline's federal aid package for college.
By: Marnie Eisenstadt
Mary Nelson's annual backpack and school supply giveaway will serve at least 3,500 kids this year. She still needs supplies.
By: Marnie Eisenstadt
| New York announced new money for families to help with summer food costs. A 2023 file photo of produce at the Syracuse Farmer's Market. (Katrina Tulloch | [email protected])
By: Marnie Eisenstadt
SYRACUSE (TNS) — New York families with school-aged children can get extra money this summer to help with groceries while kids are home from school.
Ruth Colvin, who started Literacy Volunteers of America in her Syracuse home, died Sunday.
By: Marnie Eisenstadt
The mother of adult literacy, who died this week, made everyone around her live more, give more.
A state survey asks families to tell them how they were treated when applying for SNAP (food stamps), public assistance and Supplemental Security Income (SSI). Screenshot of survey
By: Marnie Eisenstadt
Mary Nelson's friends and members of her youth center set up tables of clothes and school supplies that will be given away today, starting at 3 p.m. at 130 Wood Ave. in Syracuse. provided photo
By: Marnie Eisenstadt
Top Corcoran High School graduates had been left on the hook for their entire college bill until a Syracuse story.
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