Corina Wallenta is a journalist who focuses on local news in the Springfield, Massachusetts area. She has written for Wwlp Channel 22 TV and her work has also appeared in KGBT-TV (Harlingen, TX) and KTVI FOX 2. Corina covers a range of topics including community events, small business highlights, local tragedies, and initiatives that give back to the community.
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Corina Wallenta's focus is on local news and community events, with a significant emphasis on announcements and event coverage. She covers topics such as charity, traffic safety, protests, and local government activities.
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Representative Carlos Gonzalez hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony for Caña y Café.
McMahon Elementary School hosted a Juneteenth ceremony on Tuesday.
Auto dealer Gary Rome presented a $5,000 check Tuesday to the Holyoke Community College Foundation.
The effort is to reduce the risk of ‘vector-borne diseases' like West Nile virus, EEE, and Lyme disease.
By: Corina Wallenta
The Hampden County Mayors endorsed the ballot question Thursday morning which would secure flexibility for drivers.
LEXINGTON, Mass. (WWLP) – An infant boy has died after being left in a hot vehicle in Lexington Massachusetts.
A recent audit of a state agency uncovered the mismanagement of COVID-19 small business grants.
22News is Working For You with a cone zone alert on the Mass Pike in Westfield.
Hampden District Attorney Anthony Gulluni kicked off his annual “Adopt-A-Classroom” program in Springfield on Wednesday.
Tatham Elementary had a special visitor Tuesday, who explained the world of weather and journalism.
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