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Sean Martinelli

Sean Martinelli

Verified

Reporter, WUSA-TV (Washington, DC)

Washington, D.C., United States

Final Covers

Politics , Investigative Stories , Breaking News

Doesn’t Cover

Daily news, opinion

Journalist Type

Seniority Positions

Medium Formats

Content

Total articles 938

  • Virginia teacher's unexpected calling leads to hundreds of free prom dresses for students in need

    By Sean Martinelli Verified| WUSA-TV (Washington, DC) Verified CLIFTON, Va. — Miranda Schick never wanted to be a teacher. But every day, she’s glad life nudged her in that direction.   “We always have this idea of what our life is going to be and it doesn’t always turn out the way we think it is,” said Schick, who worked in marketing before being recruited by Fairfax County Public Schools.

    By Sean Martinelli Verified · WUSA-TV (Washington, DC)

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • CEO with Down syndrome runs Maryland coffee shop. He’s creating opportunities for all

    By Sean Martinelli Verified| WUSA-TV (Washington, DC) Verified Nektario Tsinonis fulfilled his dream by opening Beans & Dreams, a cafe in Frederick County mostly employing individuals with special needs. MIDDLETOWN, Md. — Joana Tsinonis didn’t know what to expect when she learned her son had down syndrome. It ended up being one of the greatest gifts of her life. “I thought my world would be very different in a bad way,” Joana Tsinonis said.

    By Sean Martinelli Verified · WUSA-TV (Washington, DC)

    Apr. 08, 2025

  • Virginia teacher's unexpected calling leads to hundreds of free prom dresses for students in need

    By Sean Martinelli Verified| WUSA-TV (Washington, DC) Verified CLIFTON, Va. — Miranda Schick never wanted to be a teacher. But every day, she’s glad life nudged her in that direction.   “We always have this idea of what our life is going to be and it doesn’t always turn out the way we think it is,” said Schick, who worked in marketing before being recruited by Fairfax County Public Schools.

    By Sean Martinelli Verified · WUSA-TV (Washington, DC)

    Apr. 10, 2025

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Company Info

WUSA-TV (Washington, DC)

Washington, District of Columbia, United States

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