Samantha Sánchez presenta BBS, una propuesta urbana, lírica y llena de energía 8
Lectura: ( palabras) La artista revelación Samantha Sánchez, presenta hoy su nueva canción titulada BBS (Bad B!&%#. Summer / Balenciaga to the Club), una canción en la que la artista interpreta el género urbano desde un ángulo que no había explorado antes, un juega divertido con las palabras en su lírica
Foto/ Samantha Sánchez
Los Ángeles, 30 Jul (Notistarz). - La artista revelación Samantha Sánchez, presenta hoy su nueva canción titulada “BBS” (Bad B!&%#. Summer / Balenciaga to the Club), una canción en la que la artista interpreta el género urbano desde un ángulo que no había explorado antes, un juega divertido con las palabras en su lírica
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How our reporting led to action on body cameras (Letter from the Editor)
Updated May 07, 4:08 PM;
Posted May 07, 4:07 PM
This photo from 2018 shows a body camera worn by Syracuse police.Patrick Lohmann | Syracuse.com
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Dear reader,
Our best work as the largest local news outlet in Central New York holds our elected officials accountable and leads to important changes in our community. Rarely, however, do we see the swift results from our reporting as we did on Friday, April 23.
First thing that morning, reporter Samantha House published a story about the Onondaga County Sheriff’s Department being one of few organizations its size in the state that doesn’t have body-worn cameras. In an interview, Sheriff Gene Conway said he couldn’t see prioritizing spending the money it would take to outfit his team with cameras over other expenses and that he had no plans to implement such a program.
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If you think the editorial board is more frequently tooting the horn for local journalism, you’re not wrong. We are making the case for the value of our work to subscribers and the community. We also are standing up for the role played by a free and independent press in a democracy, in the face of growing hostility to it.
Perhaps no one embodies that hostility better than Gov. Andrew Cuomo. The governor hadn’t met reporters in person for months, claiming Covid-19 prevented it even as he conducted large public events with supporters. As sexual harassment allegations mounted, and the Albany press corps broke story after story about the administration’s cover-up of nursing home deaths due to Covid, Cuomo faced unrelenting pressure from the media to answer questions in person from journalists not handpicked by his staff. Before we could pile on, the governor held a news conference Monday in Syracuse. He could not avoid addressing the various scandals that b