Scott Willis is the Head Of Research at his current employer. He specializes in areas such as construction and real estate, regional interest and world news, as well as government and politics, providing insights into various social issues and voting trends. Scott's work has been featured in Grizzle, Inside Ageing, Glide Magazine, NewsBreak, WAER Public Media, and Lightning 100 / Tuned In Broadcasting, Inc.
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Scott Willis focuses on local government and politics, with a specific focus on the New York State area, particularly Syracuse. His coverage heavily features government announcements and legal policy regulation. If you have insights or can provide commentary related to local government decisions, policies, or political developments within the specified geographic area, your pitch is more likely to gain his attention.
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By: Scott Willis, John Smith, Scott Dalton
January 11, 2025. Altadena, Los Angeles, California. The wildfires that roared through Los Angeles County destroyed everything in their path. Hundreds of American Red Cross volunteers from across the country have arrived to provide shelter and hope, recovery relief to help those affected rebuild their lives.
By: Scott Willis
The governor unveiled several proposals designed to help families struggling to afford the basics of every day life.
By: Scott Willis
Mayor Ben Walsh delivers the 2025 State of the City Address at the Grant Middle School auditorium in Syracuse Jan. 16, 2025.
By: Scott Willis
The former president left Juanita Perez a message after she lost a four-way race for mayor in 2017.
By: John Smith, Scott Willis
The United Way of CNY held its annual Day of Service, and Upstate Medical Univ. students organized a health justice conference.
By: Scott Willis
CHECK IT OUT The data center landscape is changing faster than ever. Just a few years ago, data centers were primarily used for supporting storage and basic connectivity.
By: Scott Willis
Syracuse Common Councilors are taking steps to ensure the city is collecting enough revenue and spending it efficiently, without burdening residents. For example, councilors Monday approved a two percent tax on visitors who stay overnight at hotels in Syracuse. Finance committee chair Corey Williams says it’s one of the few avenues they have to raise funds from those who don’t live here.
By: Scott Willis
An excavator tears down what's left of a brick building on Main Street in Ovid Jan. 22, 2025.
WAER | By Scott Willis Published January 23, 2025 at 5:37 AM EST Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email
A new report from the Syracuse City Auditor finds very few Syracuse landlords comply with the city’s rental registry. The registry ensures compliance with city codes and improve the quality of rentals. The auditor says the lack of compliance is contributing to substandard and even unsafe rental properties.
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