Iris St. Meran
News Reporter | Fill-in Anchor at WSYR-TV (East Syracuse, NY)
News Reporter | Fill-in Anchor at WSYT-TV (Syracuse, NY)
Bridge Street Co-Host @newschannel9. Award winning journalist. @OnAirTLR Podcast Host. Dog Mom. Boston Girl. Esther 4:14. #AKA1908 🩷💚 RT ≠ endorsements.
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localsyr.com | Iris St. Meran
(WSYR-TV) — There may be some last minute tax filers out there, but for most of us, tax season wraps up today, April 15. And as a result, some people may be ready to get rid of those old confidential documents that are no longer needed. It’s of course important to protect yourself from identity theft when you dispose of this paperwork. That’s where familiar face Tammy Palmer comes in to help us get rid of these documents in a way that is safe and that follows guidelines.
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localsyr.com | Iris St. Meran
(WSYR-TV) — Honor Flight Syracuse has a mission of getting veterans to our nation’s capital to visit memorials which are dedicated to their service. That mission is looking for some help. Our friend Dan Cummings joined Bridge Street along with Steve Nee shared how to participate. The bottle and can drive fundraisers is taking place April 26 and 27 at Destiny USA from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. People can drop off their cans and bottles in the parking lot next to Embassy Suites off Solar Street.
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localsyr.com | Iris St. Meran
(WSYR-TV) — It’s the first day of Spring break and parents are looking for activities for their children to take part in. An option out there is heading out to your local Onondaga County Public Library. Communications Director Tom Walters along with the libraries new Executive Director Amanda Perrine joined Bridge Street to share what they have planned. Perrine also shared her goals in this new role.
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localsyr.com | Iris St. Meran
(WSYR-TV) — Lambda Kappa Mu Sorority, Incorporated is a professional business woman’s organization. It was established in 1955. Their principles include service, achievement, scholarship and sisterhood. They collaborate with several organizations in Central New York including League of Women Voters, Meals on Wheels, the Dunbar Center and many more. Their programming includes working with youth.
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2 weeks ago |
localsyr.com | Iris St. Meran
(WSYR-TV) — Men are often taught to be strong and to not show emotion, but what if there was a way to help boys become healthy men? Raelene Weaver is the author of “Let Boys Be Kids First.” It focuses on the importance of creating a new boy code. Topics Covered:Why is a New Boy Code is necessary? How are boys raised differently than girls? What are some steps to help raise boy with more emotional intelligence?
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