Rachel Loyd is a reporter for WFTX-TV, covering local news in Syracuse, New York. With a focus on consumer protection and scams, Rachel provides valuable information to the community, warning them about potential frauds and schemes. Her articles aim to educate and empower readers, helping them make informed decisions and avoid falling victim to scams.
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Rachel Loyd's coverage is centered around local issues in the United States, with a focus on personal finance, real estate industry, human resources & employment. Given this focus, pitching her stories related to local scams and fraud awareness campaigns would likely be well-received.
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If you have insights into funding allocation for community programs or initiatives related to home ownership within the United States (especially New York and Syracuse) that align with her coverage themes, these could make strong pitches for her attention.
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