Jessica Cain
ReporterJessica Cain is a freelance reporter for WRVO, covering issues around central New York. Most recently, Jessica was a package producer at Fox News in New York City, where she worked on major news events, including the 2016 presidential conventions and election. Prior to that, she worked as a reporter and anchor for multiple media outlets in central and northern New York. A Camillus native, Jessica enjoys exploring the outdoors with her daughters, going to the theater, playing the piano, and reading.
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The district has enough available spots to enroll every pre-K-aged child who lives in the district.
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The organization, which helps the law enforcement and military communities, plans to pay off the home mortgage for the family of Lt. Michael Hoosock.
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The clouds didn't keep the crowds away on the SU quad, as many people, including children, viewed the total solar eclipse.
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Drivers should prepare for heavy traffic and unexpected obstacles if they plan to hit the roads Monday.
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Leaders in Watertown are not in the dark when it comes to preparing for the solar eclipse. A coordinated effort is underway to make the event fun and safe.
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At a public hearing, neighbors criticized the process, saying their new assessments don't make sense.
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The bright sun can cause damage to your eye’s retina, leading to blind spots.
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A big win for Syracuse, as the city is awarded a $180 million federal grant. The money is earmarked to help neighborhoods affected by the massive Interstate 81 reconstruction project.
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National organizations like NASA are taking notice of SUNY Oswego's strong science programs ahead of next month's total solar eclipse.
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As much of New York gets hit with some warm winter weather, ticks are looking for their hosts.