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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By: Scott Willis
Nearly half of children in Syracuse live in poverty, according to estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau.
Roads leading into the former Vincent Complex are blocked off in an attempt to keep out trespassers.
By: Scott Willis, Christopher Ryan
It’s a busy time of year for Central New Yorkers now that the holiday season is well underway. But it’s especially chaotic for longtime Onondaga County Democratic Legislator Chris Ryan. The father of four is preparing to leave his minority leader post at month’s end for his new role representing the State Senate’s 50th district. Ryan says he’s confident in the five remaining democrats on the county legislature.
By: Scott Willis
The state senator has attended orientation and secured a small one-bedroom apartment in the nation's capital.
By: Scott Willis
The $11 million request was added to Tuesday's agenda at the last minute, skipping the committee vetting process. But the item was abruptly removed before the vote.
There's more red than green in this holiday scene.
Partnership with Upstate Medical University will provide youth with mental health services in school and afterschool for families.
With federal money now allocated, the Communications Workers of America is seeking enforceable commitments on family sustaining wages, benefits, workplace safety, and labor protections.
Part of the west side of the building was previously demolished due to concerns over its structural integrity.
Two Syracuse bars are permanently closed after common councilors revoked their permits this week. Both bars have violated numerous city ordinances and have disrupted adjacent neighborhoods.
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