Elena Cousino is a Multimedia Journalist at WLNS-TV. She covers a diverse range of topics including animals, animal care, culture and society, as well as tech and sustainability, often focusing on issues related to climate change and the environment. Elena's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as the Holland Sentinel, Yahoo News, Yahoo Finance, and WOOD TV8.
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Elena's coverage predominantly focuses on local events, community service, holidays, entertainment and veterans in the Grand Rapids area of Michigan. She places a strong emphasis on event coverage and seasonal topics.
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By: Corinne Moore, Elena Cousino
Some West Michigan families are getting an early Christmas thanks to volunteers with Santa Claus Girls delivering gifts Saturday morning.
People in West Michigan have found many ways to bring some sparkle and joy to their front yards and neighborhoods.
Wi-Fi cameras are at the top of some people’s wish lists this holiday, but tech experts say you might want to rethink giving them as gifts because of one small device.
This time of year brings many people a lot of joy, but it also brings a lot of trash as people unwrap presents, leaving wrapping paper and boxes scattered around.
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