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Samantha Reed
Samantha Reed
Samantha Reed
Reporter · Syracuse, NY

With a master's degree in Educational Policy from Syracuse University, Samantha has covered education issues for over five years at various local news outlets. Her work often delves into the intricate dynamics of local school districts, advocating for students and educators alike.

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Reporter · Wednesday, October 28, 2026 at 7:51 PM · 1 min read
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Syracuse grocery store, community partners to provide food to 400 families Thursday — Ithaca Schools news

Syracuse, N.Y. — Nearly 400 Syracuse families will receive food, household essentials and school supplies Thursday through a community event hosted by Price Rite Marketplace and Feed the Children.

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