During my time as a producer for CNY Central, I edited, wrote and produce shows for the station as well as articles for the website. I have attached a Google Doc link to the over 300 articles I have written. Ones that I am especially proud of are listed below.
AARP NY hosts The Big Shred NY to help seniors destroy personal documents amid scam surge
Austin Chanu selected to be Syracuse Orchestra's new Music Director
Centro cuts ribbon on upgraded natural gas fueling station
The article emphasizes the importance of destroying personal documents to protect against identity theft during a time when fraud losses among older New Yorkers are rising sharply.
Champions Fitness Center hosts 7th annual workout fundraiser to end Alzheimer’s
This article talks about the 7th Annual Do You What You Love to End Alz Fundraiser hosted at Champions Fitness Center to help raise money for the Alzheimer's Association.
New York issues warning on counterfeit car seats
I wrote this article about New York officials warning parents about counterfeit car seats that may look authentic but fail to meet federal safety standards, potentially putting children at serious risk.
SUNY and YMCA partner with State Health Dept. to promote free swim lessons for kids
I wrote this article about SUNY and the YMCA partnering with the New York State Department of Health to promote free swim lessons for children and help improve water safety across the state.
I wrote this article about Austin Chanu, a conductor and composer with experience at major orchestras including the Philadelphia and Qatar Philharmonics, being selected as the Syracuse Orchestra’s new music director after a two-year search.
This article is about Centro cutting the ribbon on its $7.6 million upgraded compressed natural gas fueling station in Syracuse, which replaces decades-old equipment and is designed to improve reliability for its 132-bus fleet.
Downtown Syracuse mural highlights Jim Boeheim's iconic coaching career
Co-written with Samantha Croston, this article discusses the new mural in downtown Syracuse of former S.U. men's basketball coach, Jim Boeheim and what the artist hopes people will take away from the mural.
Future of technology education: Syracuse University hosts second Micron Day
I wrote this article about Syracuse University’s second annual Micron Day, which showcased how the university is preparing students for future technology careers through interactive exhibits, hands-on learning, and STEM opportunities.
NYS Attorney General warns public of 'pig butchering' scams
The article talks about how New York State Attorney General Letitia James issued a consumer alert to keep New Yorkers protected from "pig butchering" scams.
Syracuse City Auditor releases 2025-2026 Annual Reportand outlines next year's plan
I wrote this article about the Syracuse City Auditor’s release of the 2025–2026 annual report, highlighting the office’s work over the past year and outlining its priorities and plans for the coming year.
Oneida County joins statewide STOP-DWI patrols March 12-18 for St. Patrick’s Day
This article talks about the statwide STOP-DWI program for St. Patrick's Day weekend and how Oneida County is taking steps alongside state troopers to crack down on drunk driving.
50 people become U.S. citizens at Syracuse naturalization ceremony
This article talks about how 50 people became U.S. citizens at a naturalization ceremony at the Institute of Technology at Syracuse Central and hearing how important it is to the new citizens.
Water main break repairs disrupt daily commute for downtown Syracuse
I co-wrote this article with Isabel Dougherty about a water main break in downtown Syracuse that disrupted the daily commute, affected water service, and prompted road closures and detours while crews worked to make repairs.