Erika Tarantal is a journalist who focuses on local news in Massachusetts, particularly in the Boston area. She writes for WCVB Channel 5 and WPBF 25, and her work has also been featured in WDSU-TV and WMTW-TV. Erika covers a range of topics including community initiatives, healthcare, human interest stories, and events in the local area.
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Boston, Massachusetts, United States (Local)
Erika Tarantal's coverage primarily focuses on local human interest stories, with a significant emphasis on family and relationships. Her articles often highlight charitable initiatives, healthcare-related events, and community support efforts.
Given this focus, pitching heartwarming stories about individuals or organizations making a positive impact in the Massachusetts area, particularly those related to charity work, healthcare initiatives or educational programs would likely be well received by Erika.
Stories featuring compelling personal journeys, overcoming adversity and uplifting community engagement are also relevant based on her coverage attributes. It is important to note that the geographic focus should predominantly center around Massachusetts and Boston for more effective outreach.
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By: Erika Tarantal, Oj Simpson
BOSTON — A Boston native and professional harmonica player who tours with Sting is now ready to take on the Boston Marathon.
By: Erika Tarantal
Canadian filmmaker Daniel Ferguson has traveled the world making movies, but he said one of his favorite venues to show his films is the Museum of Science.
Emily Green, 16, leads rebuilding effort of community gardens with help of Scouts BSA
By: Erika Tarantal
At White Wolf Fitness in Salem, Henry Delisle, 7, pushed a tire more than twice his size.
PLYMOUTH, Mass. — Meghan and Kurt Keller found love amid war; theirs was a whirlwind romance.
BOSTON — For many new mothers, taking time to take care of themselves in the months after giving birth can be difficult. Adama Koroma has an 8-month-old son.
By: Erika Tarantal
Two brothers and an infant are receiving the medical care they desperately need in Boston.
Salem-based artist Erica Meimei completed an ambitious project to benefit an Amesbury-based dog rescue organization.
WESTFORD, Mass. — Members of the robotics club at Westford Academy recently gifted a customized battery-powered car to a local child with mobility challenges.
By: Erika Tarantal
Members of the robotics club at Westford Academy recently gifted a customized battery-powered car to a local child with mobility challenges.
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