Halena Sepulveda is a Multimedia Journalist at Spectrum News. She covers a diverse range of topics including law and legal affairs, cannabis and psychedelics, and health and wellness, with a particular focus on early childhood education and parenting styles. Halena's work has been featured in Spectrum News 13 Orlando, Bay News 9, Spectrum News 1, and Capital Tonight.
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Halena's coverage is rooted in local community and social issues, often featuring expert commentary and data citations. When reaching out to her, consider providing insights from experts or professionals directly involved in the topics she covers.
Given Halena's focus on culture & society, family & relationships, as well as health-related issues within the local context of New York (including Syracuse), pitches should center around these themes. Topics that resonate with her work include education, climate impact on plants and animals in the area, support for veterans and their families, societal challenges faced by different communities within New York State such as women of color fighting breast cancer or indigenous cultures.
It would be beneficial to ensure that any outreach aligns with a localized perspective relevant to New York or at least the United States.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio — At the Port of Cleveland, steel is a money maker. “Our biggest import is definitely steel.
By: Halena Sepulveda
CLEVELAND — Greenwater Solutions in Trumbull County has been working with researchers for the last five years to learn more about nano bubble ozone technology.
By: Halena Sepulveda
Greenwater Services and researchers from Ohio State and other universities have been studying nano bubble ozone technology for the last five years.
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“I think they made a bet on downtown that was important at the time. That helped us grow the downtown population to over 20,000, which it is today,” said Michael Deemer, CEO of Downtown Cleveland.
CLEVELAND — While not all inmates here in the county jail were without water and power, some were impacted by the outage that left the Justice Center closed for an entire day.
CLEVELAND — The Cleveland Flats have been known as a popular place to have a night on the town, for both tourists and residents like Athena Hobbs.
CLEVELAND — Clarence Seifallah Roberts Bey didn't have a traditional path into doing hair. Here at Renaissance Barber Shop, he's just “Ace.”
By: Halena Sepulveda
CLEVELAND — Brook Park City Officials held a special hearing on Wednesday night that led to them voting unanimously in favor of moving forward with
