
Tarryn Mento
Professional in ResidenceTarryn Mento is an award-winning digital, audio and video journalist with experience reporting from Arizona, Southern California, Guatemala and the Dominican Republic. She most recently led daily coronavirus coverage in one of America's largest cities at KPBS, San Diego's NPR and PBS station. The Syracuse native also served as TV segment producer and web editor at New York City's PBS station and was a Pulliam Fellow at The Arizona Republic. As Professional in Residence, Tarryn produces in-depth and investigative content for WAER while overseeing the station's student reporter experience. She is also an adjunct professor at Syracuse University.
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The government is taking steps to ramp up production, but it's still expected to be a few weeks before consumers see more products on shelves.
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Warren Hilton most recently managed enrollment at a four-year public institution in Pennsylvania.
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Dr. Indu Gupta will depart her post this summer after more than 7 years as the county's leading public health official.
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Cecile was named the new Syracuse police chief after the Friday afternoon resignation of Kenton Buckner.
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They're concerned about the professional development of their staff.
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People are returning to the office after more than 30% of the nation’s workforce went remote during the pandemic's peak. But some local sectors are hanging on to the trend.
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Tarryn Mento explores the nature of remote work for both employees and employers.
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Though health officials reported 181 new COVID cases, county data shows 49 people are currently hospitalized with the virus, far below what hospitals have seen before.
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The governor's new policy comes on the heels of a similar COVID-19 screening strategy announced by the Onondaga County executive earlier the same day.