Mary Kielar is a news reporter with a focus on local news in Syracuse, New York. She writes for multiple news outlets including 13WHAM ABC, CNYCentral WSTM NBC3, WTVH CBS5 & CW6. Mary covers a wide range of topics including crime, health, business, and local government.
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Mary Kielar's coverage focuses mainly on local news, with a strong emphasis on crime and government & politics. She frequently covers evolving stories and announcements from the government, indicating an interest in timely updates and local developments.
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By: Mary Kielar
An adult man is in critical condition after being hit by a car in front of the Amazon Warehouse in the Town of Clay, according to a spokesperson for the Onondaga County Sheriff's Office.
By: Mary Kielar
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer visited Penn Yan and Cortland Monday, nearly a week after the presidential election.
By: Mary Kielar
Syracuse, N.Y. — Advocates, parents, and supporters rallied in the name of lead-free drinking water today in Syracuse.
By: Mary Kielar
More than 24 hours later, there's broken glass and deep, muddy tire tracks marking the path an SUV took Tuesday afternoon as it collided with a Rent-A-Center truck in the front yard of a home on Grant Boulevard.
By: Mary Kielar
The Onondaga County Clerk confirmed to the I-Team that the democratic caucus of the legislature filed the paperwork necessary to reappoint Dustin Czarny for ano
By: Mary Kielar
New York — The state health department is responsible for taking taxpayer dollars and paying providers who care for Medicaid recipients.
By: Mary Kielar
A man who Syracuse Police say barricaded himself inside a Syracuse grocery store with a gun Monday night is still at large.
By: Mary Kielar
Village of Cazenovia Mayor Kurt Wheeler confirmed to CNY Central
By: Mary Kielar
Cazenovia, N.Y. — Deb Alden is originally from Central New York. She moved back after 40 years, hoping to get a job teaching at Cazenovia College.
By: Mary Kielar
The water is safe to drink in Syracuse. That's the message from the City of Syracuse and Onondaga County.The city released new data showing drinking water meets
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