Freelance Journalist; Retired Wxxi Director Of News And Public Affairs
Randy Gorbman is a Freelance Journalist and retired Director of News and Public Affairs at WXXI. With over 30 years of experience in broadcast news, he covers a diverse range of topics including politics, public policy, tourism, and the housing market, as well as themes related to mental health, animal rights, and renewable energy. Randy's work has been featured in outlets such as the Rochester City Newspaper, Lockport Union Sun & Journal, and WXXI News.
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Oneida County, United States (Local)
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Randy Gorbman's coverage predominantly focuses on local news within the United States, specifically in New York and Rochester. The themes covered include government & politics, crime, business & industry.
Given this focus, pitches to Randy should be tailored to local events and issues within these areas. For example, topics related to labor disputes, winter weather impact on transportation or housing market developments in New York could capture his interest. Additionally, since he covers evolving stories and breaking news frequently tied to government announcements and press releases; updates about ongoing local issues such as changes in policies or new initiatives may also attract attention.
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By: Randy Gorbman
Oneida County Executive Anthony Picente is tying the nation's 250th anniversary to goals he's established in a number of areas, including housing, youth mental health and economic growth.
By: Randy Gorbman
Anthony Picente delivered his State of the County address Friday.
The games take place June 6 and 7 at various venues in the Utica area.
By: Randy Gorbman
A recent immigrant to CNY saw the need and business opportunity.
By: Randy Gorbman
Marketers want travelers to stop, stay, and make Madison County a favorite summer destination.
By: Randy Gorbman
There's a push by a number of agencies in Oneida and Herkimer counties to get state legislation in place to better coordinate the response to incidents of domestic violence.
By: Randy Gorbman
New York state and local officials are celebrating the completion of a 100-mile electricity transmission project. That's part of a project that has taken place in phases over the last several years.
By: Randy Gorbman
U.S. Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY) made a stop in Rome Thursday, criticizing a move by the Trump Administration that banned unions for a number of federal employees.
By: Randy Gorbman
Volunteers put up names of donors to earthquake relief efforts in Colombia at a donation center set up over the weekend in Utica. It’s called a “United Hands Wall,” and eventually messages from the donors will be sent to Colombia.
Oneida County Executive Anthony Picente and other officials held a news conference in June to announce the proposed local law banning sales of Kratom. He signed the legislation last week.
