Caleb Spinner

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.

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

Anchor: One of Syracuse’s oldest buildings has undergone a multimillion-dollar facelift. N-C-C’s Caleb Spinner is at SUNY Upstate with the story. Caleb S. Spinner, reporter: SUNY Upstate’s College of Health Professions has made its home in Silverman Hall since the early 19-80s. Originally opening as ‘City Hospital’ in 19-26, the building had begun to deteriorate in recent years. Dr. Katherine Beissner, the college’s dean, says saying goodbye to Silverman was not an option.