Susan Arbetter is a Political Anchor for Spectrum News, focusing on local politics in the United States, specifically in New York and Syracuse. She writes articles for Spectrum News, Spectrum News 13 Orlando, and Time Warner Cable Enterprises, LLC, covering a wide range of political topics and providing insights into the local political landscape.
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Yoram Ettinger joins Capital Tonight.
By: Susan Arbetter
Ron Deutsch joins Capital Tonight.
By: Susan Arbetter
The legislative session is ending soon.
By: Susan Arbetter
There are a variety of worker protections that New York advocates are pushing hard to pass during the final few weeks of the legislative session.
By: Susan Arbetter
Jeanette Moy joined Capital Tonight.
New York is currently creating a cap and trade system.
Dina Refki joins Capital Tonight.
By: Susan Arbetter
Local control in evaluation procedures is coming.
But Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse, Albany and Binghamton saw a major victory in the recently passed state budget. Parts of New York state Sen.
By: Susan Arbetter
Education stakeholders in New York have been trying to make changes to the Annual Professional Performance Review (APPR) of teachers and principals for years.
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