Wendy Mills is a journalist specializing in local news, with a focus on the Syracuse area in New York. She has written for Spectrum News and Spectrum News 13 Orlando, covering a wide range of topics including community events, education, arts and culture, and environmental issues. Wendy's work has also been featured in publications such as the Daily Herald and Bay News 9.
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Syracuse, New York, United States (Local)
Wendy Mills focuses on local events and announcements within the New York, particularly Syracuse area. She covers a variety of topics including family & relationships, entertainment news, and house & home. Given her focus on local stories and community events, she would likely be most receptive to pitches about upcoming local events or human-interest stories in the Syracuse area.
Sources with insights into local initiatives related to education, community events or programs focusing on libraries and reading would align well with Wendy's coverage patterns. Additionally, those able to provide unique angles around family-oriented activities or entertainment news relevant to the region may find success when reaching out to her.
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The Arc of Monroe dance contest returns.
By: Wendy Mills
Athena grad Riley Catena has been selected to be among the next Notre Dame leprechaun mascots.
By: Wendy Mills
Dogs, cats, arts and crafts will fill up the American Legion campus Saturday in Churchville for the GRASP Festival.
Tips to save money on your electric bill.
NEADA says the estimated cost is projected to increase by close to eight percent across the nation. The average homeowner will pay about $719 to keep the house cool the next four months.
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Inspirational book explores life after loss.
Watch out for turtles crossing the road.
Rochester City School District is recruiting bilingual teachers.
Irondequoit welcomes K-9 recruits for the first time in 20 years
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