Elizabeth Doran is a Reporter at Syracuse Media Group. She covers schools and local government, focusing on development in towns and villages primarily in Onondaga County, while also having experience in breaking news, crime, business, and county government. Elizabeth's work has been featured in various publications, including the Olean Times Herald, Staten Island Advance/SILive.com, and NY Cannabis Insider, among others.
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Elizabeth Doran's coverage revolves around local news, with a focus on education, government & politics. She regularly reports on school district developments, local crime incidents, municipal decisions and community events in the Syracuse area.
To effectively reach out to Elizabeth for potential coverage or sources related to her areas of interest, consider pitching stories involving local educational initiatives or policies, political developments within Onondaga County or Syracuse city, and business updates impacting the region. Additionally, breaking news tips regarding significant occurrences in these areas may also pique her interest.
Given her emphasis on local matters like school test scores and district-specific topics such as appointments and fines imposed by municipalities within Onondaga County, she is likely interested in pitches that are directly relevant to this geographic scope.
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The children's retailer sells an assortment of toys for all ages.
By: Elizabeth Doran
The children's retailer sells an assortment of toys for all ages.
By: Elizabeth Doran
The winds do not appear to be in the company's favor after many local officials and neighbors have pushed back on the request.
By: Elizabeth Doran
“It was a challenge to acquire it, and it will be a challenge to rebuild it," James Wheeler said. "But we will just keep going."
By: Elizabeth Doran, Charlie Miller
The new restaurant will be the second location for this Syracuse-area restaurant owner.
By: Elizabeth Doran, Charlie Miller
Clay, N.Y. - The now-closed Smokey Bones restaurant on Route 31 is about to get another chance at serving up comforting food.
The restaurant has another location in Queens, N.Y. This is its only Syracuse-area restaurant.
By: Elizabeth Doran
The unusual situation puts Onondaga County Democrats in a bind. But the party leader isn't giving up.
Stewart's Shops already has several gas station and convenience stores in Onondaga County.
By: Elizabeth Doran
The giant retailer has been opening more and more gas stations across the U.S.
