Robert Beck
News Anchor, Editor and Adjunct ProfessorBob Beck, a veteran media professional, currently serves as a part-time editor/host at WAER Public Radio and an adjunct professor at Syracuse University. Beck retired as News Director at Wyoming Public Radio in 2022 after 34 years. During his time, Beck won 5 regional Edward R. Murrow awards and 5 Public Media Journalists Association awards for reporting. He also won 11 PMJA awards for the news and public affairs program Open Spaces. He was awarded the Wyoming School Bell award for education reporting and was part of two Emmy Award winning television productions. You can find him on X under the name @butterbob.
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WAER's Jacob Berr investigates delays in CNY's first-class mail and the potential threat it poses for mail-in ballots this election season. And in our partnership with Central Current, CNY Decide's host Bob Beck talks with reporter Patrick McCarthy about the U.S. Congressional race in NY's District 22.
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WAER's Jack Siciliano looks at the local process of picking a candidate. And in our partnership with Central Current, CNY Decide's host Bob Beck pulls up a chair with political reporter Eddie Velazquez to learn what's at stake in CNY's 129th State Assembly race.
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Residents can weigh-in on plans to extend the path south along Onondaga Creek.
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Events put on by RecruitNY will introduce and explain the benefits of volunteer firefighting to interested individuals.
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Mayor Sharon Owens announced the interim replacement will serve until the next election.
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The meeting will take place at DeWitt Town Hall with County Executive Ryan McMahon to discuss the future of the center.
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Snow melt combined with plenty of rain have replenished streams and groundwater levels.
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The average price of a home dropped for the first time in nearly two years.
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The Onondaga County Water Authority said it is checking the construction material of some of its underground lines.
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The annual two-month ban started Monday and stops residents from burning brush until the middle of May.