Trish Lamonte is the Vice President of Content for Advance Media New York. With a strong focus on publishing and media, she covers a range of topics including journalism, competitive sports, and business economics. Trish's work has been featured in syracuse.com, Media Industry Observer, and Advance Media New York.
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Trish Lamonte's focus is primarily on local news and community events, with a significant emphasis on sports. Her coverage includes seasonal and evolving stories as well.
When pitching to Trish, consider offering insights or access to local events in the Syracuse area, particularly those related to high school sports or other community activities. Additionally, she may be interested in content related to journalism practices and trends that are specific to her geographic location.
Since Trish has highlighted an interest in local businesses and storytelling from different perspectives (such as through drone videos), she might also appreciate pitches about unique features or individuals within the Syracuse community that align with her editorial style.
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Citizen journalism video series features the worst potholes in Syracuse
By: Trish Lamonte
Syracuse
By: Trish Lamonte
Editors in the syracuse newsroom welcomed 13 students during the spring semester.
By: Trish Lamonte
The NY Workforce Connect conference is being held next week at SKY Armory in Syracuse
By: Trish Lamonte
Syracuse reporters won Journalist of the Year and Newcomer of the Year
By: Trish Lamonte
From Taste of Syracuse through the New York State Fair, syracuse has you covered.
By: Trish Lamonte
Longtime Assemblyman Bill Magnarelli has a Democratic challenger in this year's race.
Amy is the managing editor for This is CNY
By: Trish Lamonte
The All-CNY High School Sports Awards show was held at Liverpool High School earlier this week.
By: Trish Lamonte
The upgraded app is faster, with new features for a better reader experience
