Allegra Zamore is an experienced Evening Anchor/Reporter, specializing in local news coverage in Rhode Island, specifically in Providence. With a background in journalism, Allegra has worked with various news outlets such as WJAR-TV, WNYO-TV, Kfox-Tv, Inc., 13WHAM ABC, and WSBT22. She is dedicated to delivering accurate and timely news stories that impact the local community.
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Allegra specializes in local news coverage, particularly focused on government and politics, crime, traffic, housing issues, and community events within Providence and Rhode Island. Contacts with insights into local government policies or initiatives related to affordable housing, traffic management strategies for reducing congestion in the city would likely be relevant.
Given Allegra's focus on evolving stories and breaking news within her locality of interest, sources with real-time updates on public infrastructure projects such as bridge construction or flooding control efforts in specific areas will likely catch her attention.
Considering Allegra’s strong emphasis on local announcements from governmental bodies and law enforcement agencies she may also be interested in hearing from officials involved directly or indirectly with these topics.
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By: Allegra Zamore
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By: Allegra Zamore
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Massachusetts state leaders are celebrating securing $1.72 billion in federal funding to help replace Cape Cod bridges.
By: Allegra Zamore
One of two suspects charged in the death of a woman whose body was pulled from the Woonasquatucket River in Providence appeared in court Wednesday.Court documen
Families at 360 High School have reached a settlement with the Rhode Island Department of Education and Providence Public Schools.
Taunton Mayor Shaunna O’Connell went before a judge Monday morning after she was arrested when her husband called police during a fight.
The trial for Alicia Peckham continues Tuesday after jury selection started Monday.She’s charged in connection to a deadly hit and run.Seventeen-year-old East G
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