Shalon Stevens is a journalist based in Syracuse, New York. She writes for Spectrum News and has also had her work featured in Bay News 9 and Spectrum News 1. Shalon covers a range of topics, including local news, education, health, and community events.
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Syracuse, New York, United States (Local)
Shalon's coverage spans a wide range of local topics, with an emphasis on sports, family & relationships, and education. Given the diverse array of themes and topics she covers, pitches should align closely with her focus on local community stories in Syracuse and Central New York.
When reaching out to Shalon Stevens, consider offering expert commentary or announcements related to education initiatives, community events or partnerships within the mentioned sectors like water safety awareness campaigns, mental health support for students, gaming industry developments relevant to local businesses. Additionally providing insights into educational programs focusing on teacher certification can also be beneficial.
As Shalon’s geographic focus is primarily local (United States/New York/Syracuse), it would be important for sources pitching stories to have a direct connection or relevance to this specific area.
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It is expected to enhance emergency response capabilities.
By: Shalon Stevens
For one local business, they are looking at the finer things. "When I heard this happen locally, my heart was broken for the two families and
Fundraising efforts are underway in an attempt to operate independently of the Syracuse Diocese.
By: Shalon Stevens
In Central New York, the Syracuse Diocese recently announced that Cathedral Academy at Pompei and Rome Catholic School are closing at the end of the year.
Being sustainable with our fashion
According to SUNY ESF, most Americans spend about a third of their time in the office and that’s where a portion of food waste is coming from.
A pollinator ecologist at SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry explains how you can enrich your garden.
“The beauty of reuse is that you can fold this in any part of your life. So, are you grocery shopping? There are ways to avoid single use products and to bring reuse into that.
By: Shalon Stevens
Samuel Dove and Mother Lavender migrated to Utica and became outstanding members of the community.
“If we can reduce our trash stream and get those organics out of there, we’re actually helping the environment so we don’t produce all these greenhouse
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