John Smith
Host, Reporter, ProducerJohn Smith has been waking up WAER listeners for a long time as our Local Co-Host of Morning Edition with timely news and information, working alongside student Sportscasters from the Newhouse School. He is an accomplished reporter with a natural knack of unique storytelling and ease behind the mic but, he considers his biggest accomplishment to be mentoring countless Broadcast Digital Journalism students and then seeing them excel in their careers. You may remember him as a radio personality on other radio stations ("Captain John") or even heard his voiceovers on radio and TV. John is a proud graduate of C-NS High School, Onondaga Community College, and St. John Fisher College in Rochester, NY. He largely attributes his success in life to having very supportive parents and a very special brother. John is also grateful for all of the friendships he's made over the years at Syracuse University.
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The medical university's medical students and workforce credited as the primary economic drivers for the large sum. The City of Economist says Syracuse gets an estimated $1 billion dollars in economic benefits, maybe more. -
At least 400 schools have submitted their plans to the state. -
They came well prepared with questions. Some with environmental concerns speak several times due to a 3 minute time limit. Even some speakers who expressed support for the project had questions that require responses. -
What you should know, if you're attending one of three sessions at Liverpool High School. How to submit your thoughts or concerns, if you're not attending. -
The Phoenix-based nonprofit honors a young girl’s legacy by feeding children in need. -
The three sessions are the only in person opportunity scheduled where residents can express their concerns about the project. -
Clear Path for Veterans reaches $150K total from annual fundraiser. -
However, the mayor and county executive say the city is a welcoming and proud refugee resettlement community. -
Peformance venue to "Light the Town Red" with event. -
The free tuition program called SUNY Reconnect covers tuition for certain adult and returning students for 19 high-demand programs for those without a degree ages 25 - 55.
