Samantha Christmann is a News Business Reporter at The News. With a focus on retail and tourism, she covers a diverse range of topics including cannabis and psychedelics, food and beverages, and the travel industry. Samantha's work has been featured in outlets such as KPVI-DTV, The Post-Star, and The Buffalo News.
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Samantha's coverage focuses on local news, particularly in Buffalo and Western New York. She covers a range of topics including shopping, business, restaurants, attractions, and cannabis. Samantha often reports on private sector announcements, government announcements, and press releases.
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- Offer insights or interviews related to local businesses or developments in the retail industry within Buffalo and Western New York.
- Provide perspectives from owners or workers at local establishments regarding new policies such as cannabis dispensaries hiring workers or liquor sales regulations.
- Highlight unique aspects of attractions or events in the area that would be of interest to her audience.
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Buffalo News business reporter Samantha Christmann talks about independent retailers.
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