Nicole Wagner is a journalist for Richner Communications, Inc., focusing on local news in the Franklin Square area of New York. With a passion for community events and stories, Nicole covers a range of topics including local sports, cultural celebrations, business openings, and public safety updates.
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Nicole Wagner's focus is on local news in and around the Franklin Square area, with a keen interest in community events, crime, holiday celebrations, and sports. To effectively engage her as a journalist or to contribute content for her articles:
1. Offer insights or commentary related to local community events happening in the Franklin Square area.
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3. Share stories of human interest that tie into family & relationships themes while also being rooted in local news.
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By: Benedikt Zohrer, Akos Vegvari, Martina Bonatti, Iryna Kolosenko, Nicole Wagner, Antonio Checa, Vijay Joshua, C. Magnus Skold, Karin Lundberg, Lars Klareskog, Vivianne Malmstrom
Abstract Evidence suggests that self-tolerance is breached in the lung prior to the clinical onset of rheumatoid arthritis (RA) in the joints.
By: Nicole Wagner
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By: Nicole Wagner
Cutchogue East Elementary School principal Amy Brenna (right) and fourth grade teacher Sophia Avella (left) were proud to celebrate the read-a-thon fundraiser that raised $643 for Hurricane Helene and Milton victims in Wellington, Florida. (Courtesy photo)
Long Island is expected to experience 25 to 35 mile per hour winds with wind gusts up to 60 mph. (Credit: Courtesy photo)
Greenport business owners said they found liquor bottles on their property when they arrived for work. The Southold Town Board and Greenport Village Board passed anti-loitering laws in response to a documented spike in emergency calls regarding loitering. (Chris Franciscan file photo)
On Dec. 3, the board received a memo from the Southold Transportation Commission in support of proposed lower County Road 48 speed limits.
By: Nicole Wagner
The Riverhead-based hospital and health group has made efforts to galvanize locals to look into jobs in the medical field by participating in job fairs, sharing informational presentations and hosting students at PBMC.
By: Gurjeet Singh, Rushika Chepuri, Sejuti Mondal, Chersty L. Harper, Punniakotti Elumalai, Nicole Wagner, Darlene L. Sanchez, Stanley Omar, Shyamal K. Talukder
Background Flag leaf (FL) and panicle architecture (PA) are critical for increasing rice grain yield as well as production. A genome-wide association study (GWAS) can better understand the genetic pathways behind complex traits like FL and PA.
Oyster shell collection programs help mitigate coastal erosion and provide habitats for marine life in the municipalities they are served.
Fishers Island Community Center, where the Southold police officers currently work from. (Credit: Melissa Azofeifa file photo)
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