Caleb Spinner

3 weeks ago | nccnewsonline.com | Caleb Spinner

VIDEO TRANSCRIPT: Syracuse Mets react to shifting national tariffs Caleb Spinner, NCC News Reporter: National tariff policy is hitting home across the country — including right here in Central New York. I went to NBT Bank Stadium to see how those tariffs are impacting the Syracuse Mets, and what they could mean for fans’ wallets. Baseball is in full swing in Syracuse, but this season comes with the threat of higher prices, thanks to tariffs.

Nov 5, 2024 | nccnewsonline.com | Caleb Spinner

VIDEO TRANSCRIPT: Salina man brings family dog to the pollsCaleb Spinner: Dale Fragola doing his civic duty. Dale Fragola: I think it’s a responsibility. I think you have to. I mean, the people that, people that don’t go and vote and then complain about what’s going on, well, you had your chance. You had your choice. Spinner: Fragola usually votes with his mother, a tradition the two have had for the past several elections.

Oct 12, 2024 | nccnewsonline.com | Caleb Spinner

VIDEO TRANSCRIPT: Syracuse family fighting breast cancer with golfCaleb Spinner: The golf course. For many, hitting the links is a weekend pastime, as is the case for Jack Venditti. Jack Venditti: Golf is a hobby of mine. It’s a hobby of a lot of people. It’s a good way to get a lot of people together for a good time. And it’s the fall, and there’s a great time to play golf here in upstate New York. Spinner: But today, Venditti is golfing with a larger goal: fighting breast cancer.

Aug 6, 2024 | nccnews.newhouse.syr.edu | Caleb Spinner |Ryan Cuddy |Rich Rosa |Jack McGuire

CALEB SPINNER, REPORTER: So much of today’s world is based in social media, but one Marshall Street business is sticking to the old ways. Shirt World has thrived for almost half a century, pulling in Syracuse students without any online presence. Owner Dave Jacobs explains his choice to stay off the internet. DAVE JACOBS, OWNER: We’re a true brick-and-mortar. It’s all we’ve ever known for the most part, and that’s how we roll.

Jul 19, 2024 | nccnews.newhouse.syr.edu | Caleb Spinner

“I Got to Go” – Mark Hummel plays for 12 seconds and fades into background. CHAMBERLAIN: In high school, Hummel begun pursuing blues and blues rock, along the likes of Jimi Hendrix, Cream, Paul Butterfield, James Cotton, Muddy Waters and Little Walter. HUMMEL: I learned literally every song that came out that I could get a hold of, and I got a hold of almost all of it. CHAMBERLAIN: 54 years later, Hummel is determined to find the right tune.