Ashley Palumbo
Bureau Reporter
apalumbo@wluctv6.com
Ashley joined the TV6 team in July 2009 as the Houghton/Hancock bureau reporter.
A Massachusetts native, Ashley is no stranger to white winters. She grew up in the small town of Sutton and graduated from Boston University with a BS in broadcast journalism in May 2008. While at BU, Ashley did internships in Worcester, Buffalo, Providence and Boston. She also worked as an anchor and reporter for Inside Boston, a news magazine show. After college Ashley got her professional start in journalism, working as a freelance reporter for WCTR TV3 in Worcester, MA.
Ashley is excited to be living in the Keweenaw Peninsula and is eager to experience everything the area has to offer - even the snow! She recently took up skiing and is looking forward to perfecting this skill over the long winter. Her motto is: if it's going to be cold it might as well be snowing!
Ashley enjoys reading, scrapbooking and staying active. She spends any other free time catching up with family and friends back home or rooting for her favorite Boston sports teams, the Red Sox and the Celtics.
If you have any news tips or want to say 'hi' you can email Ashley at apalumbo@wluctv6.com
Recent news stories
Paddling makes perfect
Thursday, November 19, 2009
The Michigan Tech Concrete Canoe team spends more than 3000 hours paddling and preparing for the regional competition each year.
Ready to reinvest
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
The past year has been a confusing time for people deciding how and when to invest their money.
Race to the 'Finnish' line
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Cross-country skiers will get to kick-off their racing season early this winter when the first annual Sisu Ski Fest is held in Ironwood on January 9.
Witnesses speak in Hancock arson case
Monday, November 16, 2009
The Calumet man accused of causing the apartment fire that killed four people in Hancock this summer was back in Houghton County District Court Monday for a preliminary exam.
Ontonagon students are hard at play
Thursday, November 12, 2009
Earlier this fall, close to 100 children and parents participated in a day of play and community improvement, earning the elementary school a chance to win a $10,000 grant for a new playground.
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