Elissa Borden is a 4 PM Reporter at WFSB TV. She covers a diverse range of topics including food and beverages, beauty and fashion, arts and entertainment, and regional interest, with a particular focus on Vermont and global news. Elissa's work has been featured in WFSB TV and WCAX-TV.
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Elissa Borden's work primarily covers local businesses and artisans in Vermont, with a focus on house & home as well as agriculture & farming. She often features promotions, events, and seasonal topics related to these themes.
If you have a story about unique or traditional crafts, farm-to-table initiatives, or artisanal products from the Vermont area that align with her coverage attributes and topics covered, Elissa may be interested in hearing more about it.
As her geographic focus is mainly local to Vermont (and occasionally Burlington), she would likely appreciate pitches that showcase the distinct character of the region while highlighting its local businesses and their contributions to house & home or agriculture & farming sectors.
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This Randolph home bakery is providing Vermont's cookie-loving community with funky, allergen-friendly flavors.
Elissa Borden spoke with Mike Carmon from the Mount Washington Observatory about what the new resources will provide.
Published Nov. 26, 2024 at 12:36 AM GMT+1 | Updated 5 minutes ago WEST BURKE, Vt. (WCAX) - From the Big Apple to West Burke, Brianna Paquette is stitching in style.
Published Dec. 3, 2024 at 12:34 AM GMT+1 | Updated 5 minutes ago MORRISVILLE, Vt. (WCAX) - This business is making a bold claim.
“[A] paper came out that showed the presence of microplastic in the gut causes an imbalance in the gut microbiome,” says Miller. ”That's what inspired us to really take action.”
“Minimalist, it's simple, it's elegant, it's clean and organic,” says Spinelli. But more than just the look, Spinelli says the goal is practicality. “Mainly, we want to be making pieces that can be like multifunctional, that people can use for many different uses, that they'll reach for every day.”
“[They] liven the gameboard and really enhance the space when you're playing on it,” said DiPietro. “You're not just thinking in imagery but you're actually playing on beautiful artwork.”
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ESSEX JUNCTION, Vt. (WCAX) - Monika Ursiny has a talent for textiles. You might even say it's sewn into her DNA.
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