Scott P. Moore

Multimedia Journalist

New York City, NY

I am a multimedia reporter who uses every tool at his disposal from classic to digital mediums to get to the bottom of the story. Using these multiple forms, I am able to tell a story from different angles as those seen in the traditional article.

Scott P. Moore

Multimedia Journalist

New York City, NY

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Motorola unveils affordable new smartphone, Moto E
Motorola took the covers off its newest entry into the smartphone market on Tuesday morning, introducing the low-cost smartphone Moto E. The new phone packs the latest version of Android, 3G data connectivity, a 5-megapixel camera and a built-in FM radio and a battery that can “go all day,” according to Motorola.
New York Post
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Pirates notch MLB’s first replay walk-off victory
The celebration in Pittsburgh took a little bit longer than it usually does following a walk-off win, but the wait was well worth it – for the Pirates, at least. Pittsburgh became the first MLB team to earn a walk-off win this season with the help of a video replay that gave them the victory-securing run.
New York Post
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Mayor: Sandy Damage Could Be in Hundreds of Millions
Scordino says damage south of Montauk Highway in Village was devastating.
Babylon Village Patch
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Empty Homes Leave Lindy Residents Worried
Village residents concerned unkept properties could lead to more dangers for their families.
Lindenhurst Patch
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Water Rates Rise As Iron Problems Persist In Quality
A rate increase of nearly two-and-a-half percent has begun to affect customers of Long Island American Water, the private utility company that maintains the water system throughout The Five Towns and Atlantic Beach, even as an excess iron problem continues throughout the system. The New York State Public Service Commission approved a rate increase by Long Island American Water (LIAW) earlier this year, allowing the company to raise rates for the first time since they were previously set in 2008.
The South Shore Standard
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Memories of Brian McDonnell
Family and friends recall New York City Police officer lost in the World Trader Center collapse on 9/11.
Newsday
State Seizes Duffy’s Ale House for Not Paying Taxes
Though owner Gene Arnold says the restaurant could reopen as early as Thursday.
Lindenhurst Patch
Rockaway Beach: New Hipster Paradise
Standard Staff Reporter Just a little over four miles west of the Lawrence border lies a hipster’s paradise. In what seems like an overnight transformation, Rockaway Beach and a new lineup of businesses have given life to an area lacking not so long ago. With revitalization underway, the nearby beach and boardwalk are easy getaway spots for anyone, hipster or not, from The Five Towns area.
The South Shore Standard
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Power Surge Damages Babylon Residents' Appliances
A Monday morning power surge has reportedly left many Babylon residents with damaged or destroyed electronics in their homes.
Babylon Village Patch
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No Trader Joe's Expected on Long Island in Next Two Years
Supermarket representatives tell Patch.com no further Long Island stores planned.
Lindenhurst Patch
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Walking the Beat with Local “Meter Maid”
Make sure you feed the meter and absolutely do not double park — Gayle Winters and the rest of the Cedarhurst parking enforcement crew are on patrol, keeping an eye out for drivers that do not follow the law. Winters’ day starts at about 9:00 a.m., when she leaves the Cedarhurst Village Hall to walk her beat which is focused around the main strip of Central Avenue and throughout the village parking lots.
The South Shore Standard
Hurricane Grill & Wings Headed to Lindenhurst
Former Cattleman's Grill will be redesigned and renovated for new wings bar.
Lindenhurst Patch
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LHS’s Fredericks Brothers Will Have Opponents Seeing Triple
Standard Staff Reporter When a coach prepares to face the Lawrence High School Golden Tornadoes this year, he’s going to probably do a double-take when reviewing the roster. “Cover Fredericks” will not be a one or two man defensive operation — it’s going to have to be the game plan. Lawrence’s three Fredericks brothers — senior Ryan, junior Tyler, and freshman Jordan — are all set to lead this year’s number one ranked varsity football team right back in to the thick of the playoff hunt.
The South Shore Standard
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Grasing Charged with Murder
Babylon man accused of driving drunk and killing Lindenhurst teen Brittney Walsh is facing additional charges.
Babylon Village Patch
Lindy Teen, Suffolk Police Help Rescue Stranded Kayakers
United States Coast Guard also assists in rescue of two people from the Great South Bay.
Lindenhurst Patch
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Meet the Owner: Alan Howard of Plesser's
As owner of one of Babylon's longest lasting businesses, Howard and his brother have taken Plesser's to the national stage.
Babylon Village Patch

About

Scott P. Moore

Videography

Blogging

Social Media

Photography

Audio slideshows

Story-telling

Articles

HTML & CSS

Tech knowledge

Infographics

Scott P. Moore is currently an Online Reporter and Producer with NYPost.com, the website for The New York Post, in New York City.

Before moving to his current position, Moore was most recently the Local Editor of Babylon Village Patch in Babylon Village, Long Island and the Lindenhurst Patch in Lindenhurst, Long Island, New York. He has worked diligently covering local politics, an impressive business district, education, charities and sporting events since being hired by Patch.com in May 2012.

Moore was previously a Staff Reporter with The South Shore Standard, a weekly newspaper covering The Five Towns section of Southwest Nassau County on Long Island. His work there also included print reporting, redesigning the newspaper’s website, improving the social media presence of the organization and photography. Moore graduated from Stony Brook University in Stony Brook, Long Island, New York with a dual Bachelor’s in Online Journalism and American History. He was the Managing Editor of a student-run news organization, Stony Brook Independent, during his senior year at the university and was part of a select group sent to Louisiana by the School of Journalism covering the recovery of Venice, LA following both the 2011 BP Gulf Oil Spill and 2005′s disastrous Hurricane Katrina.

Moore has also previously interned with Newsday.com, manning their website to promote new content and constantly blogging about technology and game. Moore has also previously freelanced for Patch.com before his hiring and The New York Academy of Sciences Magazine.

Moore has a diverse amount of interests and skills in various areas that include meteorology, sports, technology, gaming, photography and web design. He currently resides in Lindenhurst, Long Island.