Matt Surtel is an Assistant Editor at various publications, including GENESEO YOUNG AT HEART INC and Columbia-Greene Media. He covers a diverse range of topics, with a focus on regional interest and world news, climate change and environment, and crime and justice, while also exploring themes in the automotive and food and beverage sectors. His work has been featured in Batavia Daily News and Oswego County News Now.
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Matt Surtel primarily focuses on local news, crime, government & politics, agriculture & farming, and natural disasters in the United States (specifically Warsaw). His coverage heavily features announcements and expert commentary. When reaching out to Matt with pitches or sources, consider providing insights related to these topics at a local level within the specified geographic area. This could include stories about community events or initiatives that tie into broader themes such as crime prevention or agricultural developments.
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By: Matt Surtel
BATAVIA — June’s a bit overwhelming when you’re a teen.
ALBANY — New import requirements are being enacted for all domestic animals coming into New York state to prevent the spread of the New World Screwworm.
BUFFALO — Retired judge Michael Mohun has taken a new role in Erie County.
BATAVIA — No injuries were reported but thousands were left without electricity during Thursday’s windstorm and Friday storms which followed.
WARSAW — Officials are welcoming the public’s input during an open house on the village’s revitalization plan.
By: Mark Gutman, Matt Surtel
MUMFORD — Obscure paintings. Victorian-era sports memorabilia. Post-war toys with a '50s sci-fi sheen.
BATAVIA — Families browsed vendor booths Saturday at Williams Park as a flag football game started a few yards away.
By: Matt Surtel
LYNDONVILLE — Officials at Lyndonville Central School are reviewing contingency requirements and their effect on the budget in the aftermath of last week’s vote.
ALBANY — Deer populations are on the rise.
By: Matt Surtel
WARSAW — A $1.7 million emergency communications upgrade is complete in Wyoming County.
