Alexandra Rios-Malviya is a journalist based in Buffalo, New York, writing for WGRZ. With a focus on local news, Alexandra covers a range of topics including community events, human interest stories, and local government issues. Her articles provide a glimpse into the lives and experiences of the people in the Buffalo area.
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Alexandra Rios-Malviya's coverage primarily centers around local community events, with a focus on family, relationships, and veterans in the Buffalo and Western New York areas. She covers topics such as education, local celebrations, and human interest stories.
For those looking to reach out to Alexandra with potential story ideas or pitches, consider offering her content related to heartwarming stories about individuals from the region or initiatives that have a direct impact on the local community. Additionally, topics relating to education reforms or updates within Buffalo and Western New York would likely pique her interest.
Given her focus on local events and seasonal coverage of celebrations like Three Kings Day (Día de los Reyes), providing timely information about upcoming community activities would be particularly relevant for her.
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With all the pressures and anxiety surrounding testing, as well as the new digital SAT this year, there are a lot of questions for test takers and parents.
By: Alexandra Rios-Malviya
Six teachers at a Western New York elementary school are heading to Ghana this summer. They are going to schools that some of their own student have a connection to.
By: Alexandra Rios-Malviya
The next time kids like Marcus will get to see a total solar eclipse will be when they are adults, which will be August 2044.
By: Alexandra Rios-Malviya
A group of guys want to bring the community together through the sport of handball. But this time, they want to help make the sport more affordable for players.
By: Alexandra Rios
Ten boats will be participating in Grand Island for the 'Casting for Courage' fishing tournament. Each boat will have a captain and a kid fighting cancer.
By: Alexandra Rios-Malviya
Protestors around the world and here in Western New York want justice for the victim of the rape-murder case in India.
By: Alexandra Rios-Malviya
National Grid has done over half of the plugs they are anticipating putting in. Funds are limited until next year.
Starting this school year, Grand Island Senior High School will be using artificial intelligence. They are the only district in Western New York to use Khanmigo.
In Orchard Park, hundreds gathered at what will be the new Highmark Stadium to reflect and remember those who lost their lives on 9/11.
ECMC said they've already seen more e-bike injuries this year compared to last year.
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