Scott Willis is the Head of Research and a financial analyst with a background in banking and investment. He specializes in commodities and provides insights and guidance to help individuals understand and invest in this sector. Scott's articles cover a range of topics, including finance, politics, and local news, with a focus on the Syracuse area in New York.
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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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The 42" force main travels along the CSX railroad bridge toward the Metropolitan Wastewater Treatment Plant.
By: Scott Willis
Democrat Chris Ryan, left, narrowly defeated Republican Nick Paro in the race for the 50th senate district.
A small portion of the 11.5 acre Clemons Rd. Solar array in Minoa.
The Q Center on West Genesee St. provides support for younger LGBTQ+ people.
By: Timothy Oakley, Scott Willis
Casey’s DJ pick of the week is “Sweet Thing” by Gyasi.
By: Scott Willis
Soul food is a staple of the African American community in Syracuse and across the country. But it’s not very healthy due to the high fat, sugar, and sodium content. A local effort aims to introduce alternative, healthier ingredients that don’t sacrifice tradition.
By: Scott Willis
This sign at Delaware Academy declares the school and ground tobacco free in Spanish. The school is near a number of tobacco retailers off S. Geddes St.
By: Scott Willis
Residents in the villages of Jordan and Elbridge, as well as portions of the Town of Elbridge are being told to boil their water before drinking. The Onondaga County Health Department issued the order due to inadequate disinfection.
New data also show median home prices cooled off.
About two dozen people gathered earlier this month to express concern about high levels of lead in Syracuse water based on flawed test samples.
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