James Paleologopoulos is the Pioneer Valley Bureau Chief at WHDH 7. He covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, culture and society, and law and legal affairs, with a particular focus on issues such as lawsuits, the housing market, and water management. James has been featured in WHDH 7, CDC Gaming Reports, WAMC, and Northeast Public Radio.
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James Paleologopoulos primarily covers breaking news and evolving crime stories. His focus on crime-related topics such as missing persons, assault, and homicide suggests that he would be interested in pitches related to developments in ongoing criminal cases, law enforcement procedures, or community responses to crime.
Given his coverage of breaking news and evolving stories, James may respond well to pitches providing real-time updates on developing criminal incidents or insights from experts with direct knowledge of the events being reported.
While no specific geographic focus is indicated for James' coverage area, it's important for potential sources to understand that his reporting is likely not limited by location but rather focused on capturing a broad range of significant crime-related events.
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By: James Paleologopoulos
Two weeks after his loss on primary night, Jeromie Whalen is back in the classroom, and as he and members of his campaign tell WAMC, while they fell short on primary day, they won enough to build a movement they want to see continue.
By: James Paleologopoulos
Amid constant headlines covering inflation, energy costs and the cost of living these days, parts of the Northeast are often in the spotlight, with parts of New York and most of Massachusetts front-and-center.
By: James Paleologopoulos
Over the weekend, Kingston, New York, was home to a special music festival – one devoted to plants and the people who love them.
By: James Paleologopoulos
Nor’easter or not, hundreds of volunteers gathered up and down the Pioneer Valley over the weekend to clean up the waterways that power ecosystems throughout the Northeast.
In Massachusetts, a proposal to move an additional 20 million gallons of water a day from a reservoir is drawing fierce backlash.The western Mass. towns entrusted with stewarding the Quabbin Reservoir are once again raising questions of equity as state officials collect feedback.
This week, six towns in rural western Massachusetts will decide whether to merge two regional school districts — citing growing costs and declining enrollment.
By: James Paleologopoulos
This week, six towns in rural western Massachusetts will decide whether to merge two regional school districts — citing growing costs and declining enrollment.
By: James Paleologopoulos
On Tuesday, Oct. 6, residents in 19 Western Massachusetts towns will decide whether to fund a new home for the county’s vocational technical school.
The man behind one of the most iconic art installations in western Massachusetts has died.
By: Sam Dingman, James Paleologopoulos
New federal funding, agreements and trainsets mean plans to better connect Albany with Boston are closer than ever to coming into station – though they’re still a long way’s off.
