Leanna Scachetti is a MMJ/Digital Anchor/Podcaster at WDBJ7. She covers a wide range of topics including culture and society, climate change, health and wellness, and regional interest, with a focus on social issues and government affairs. Leanna's work has been featured in NBC29 WVIR-TV, NBC12 - WWBT, WVTM-TV, WCVB Channel 5, KCRA 3 & My58 Television, and WDBJ7.
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Boston, United States (Local)
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Given the high percentage of government announcements and event coverage in her articles, providing access to key stakeholders involved in these initiatives could be valuable for Leanna's reporting. Additionally, since she covers a specific geographic area (Virginia), relevant sources from this locality are likely to capture her attention more effectively.
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By: Brianna Borghi, Leanna Scachetti
Friday Food Takeover: Stories to satisfy your hunger all day on WCVB.com and Channel 5. BOSTON —
By: Leanna Scachetti
"This is like the mafia. Once you're in, you don't get out!"
By: Leanna Scachetti
490 people died in the 1942 fire BOSTON — Generations of Bostonians know about the tragedy that struck the Cocoanut Grove nightclub on the evening of Nov. 28, 1942.
By: Leanna Scachetti
Here's what WCVB's Chuck Kraemer found on store shelves in 1977!
Take a look at how the professional landscape in Boston is changing.
By: Leanna Scachetti
Noah Dines doesn't use chair lifts, opting to walk up the mountain before skiing down it.
By: Leanna Scachetti
BOSTON — New Englanders completing some last-minute holiday shopping might find some kinship with those who have come before them.
The WCVB StormTracker is a mobile studio and weather station all rolled into one! Peek inside with A.J. Burnett to see how it works.
By: Leanna Scachetti
"It's a blessing. We don't take each other for granted."
By: Leanna Scachetti
Bostonians aren't sending and receiving quite as much holiday mail as back then.
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