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2002-2003 Emmy Nominees updated 12/12/05 2002-2003 Emmy Nominees Chicago/Midwest Chapter National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Tabulated by: KGN Financial Group 225 N. Michigan Avenue, Suite 1100 Chicago, IL 60601 www.kgn.com Category #1 Outstanding Achievement within a Regularly Scheduled News Program – Spot Coverage (Award to Reporters, Assignment Editors, Producers, Videographers and Editors) Judged by New York/Miami Chapters (19 entries) Water Main Break: Wilson Toy, Executive Producer; Hosea Sanders, Judy Hsu, Roz Varon, Ben Bradley, Reporters; Rob Taylor, Jamee Garton-Insko, Marsha Jordan, Don Villar, Producers; Darah Languido, Jeff Marchese, Assignment Editors; Billy Newsom, Eugene Stanback, Jim Mastri, Luke Williamson, Dwight Payne, Kenny Bedford, Videographers; Brian Dolan, Tonya Davis, Obie E. Varnado III, Jeremiah Reeves, Editors. WLS Columbia Shuttle Tragedy: Jennifer Lyons, Executive Producer; Jackie Keenan, Producer; Julian Crews, Juan Carlos Fanjul, Julie Unruh, Jackie Bange, Bob Jordan, Reporters; Rick Strasser, Natalie Costa, Anita Selvaggio, Assignment Editors. WGN E2 Tragedy: CBS 2 News Team. WBBM E2 Nightclub Disaster: Renee Ferguson, Dick Johnson, Nesita Kwan, Kim Vatis, Charlie Wojciechowski, Marion Brooks, Allison Rosati, Warner Saunders, Anna Davlantes, Amy Jacobson, Jennifer Mitchell, Phil Rogers, Dave Savini, Reporters; Jennifer Brockman, Monique Harris, Candace Rogers, Katy Moore, Producers; Curtis Vogel, Joe Kolina, Matt Piacente, Executive Producers; Zack Newmark, Marco Stendardo, Angela Rosemond, Stephanie O'Meara, Assignment Editors; Paul Nagaro, Ken Stone, Frank Stuchly, Rich Wineinger, Ozie Baldwin, Paul Nickols, Bill Nuyttens, Silvio Costales, Hal Bernstein, Mable Miller, Eddie Banks, Todd Roberts, Videographers; Matt Byrne, Adriana Correa, Chris Henek, Gabriela Kuhakewski, Eviliss Rivera, Suzanne Richter, Dennis Sampler, Dwight Samuelson, Greg Sanchez, Gregg Schatz, Editors. WMAQ Nightclub Disaster: Wilson Toy, Executive Producer; Hosea Sanders, Judy Hsu, Stacey Baca, Kevin Roy, Reporters; Darah Languido, Assignment Editor; Jamee Garton-Insko, Jill Jordan, Marsha Jordan, Don Villar, Producers. WLS Lake Shore Drive Protest: Craig Wall, Reporter; Ellis Alexander, Diana Brodeur, Niena Drake, Producers; Leonardo Brucato, Ted Chavez, Ken Erdey, Nathan Halder, Mike Majewski, Dave Tresnowski, Videographers; Tim Smith, Editor; Lisa Vucsko, Nightside Assignment Manager; Jim Selle, Assignment Editor; Pete Odon, Geoff Dankert, Executive Producers. WFLD Blanket Clemency: Freedom from Death Row: Cheryl Burton, Rob Johnson, Paul Meinke, Sarah Schulte, Reporters; Dan Kraemer, Producer; ABC 7 News Team. WLS Governor's Pardons: CBS 2 News Team. WBBM Darrian Chapman Obit: Mark Schanowski, Peggy Kusinski, Marion Brooks, Mark Suppelsa, Allison Rosati, Warner Saunders, Reporters; Wendy Talerico, Anna Vasser, Candace Rogers, Lici Kestner-Lytle, Katy Moore, Producers; Joe Kolina, Matt Piacente, Executive Producers; Ozie Baldwin, Eddie Banks, Hal Bernstein, Silvio Costales, Ed Cradick, Bond Li, Mable Miller, Vince Munyon, Paul Nickols, Al Randall, Todd Roberts, Khalid Shabazz, Ken Stone, Frank Stuchly, Rich Wineinger, Nancy Withers, Paul Young, Videographers; Loren Berry, Kim Christian, Linda Heinen, Gabriela Kujajewski, Richard Moy, Michael O'Reilly, Dennis Sampler, Gregg Schatz, Dana Young, Editors; Angela Rosemond, Stephanie O'Meara, Marco Stendardo, Zack Newmark, Assignment Editors. WMAQ Category #2 Outstanding Achievement within a Regularly Scheduled News Program – Investigative Reporting (Award to the Reporter/Producer) Judged by New York Chapter (19 entries) Ghost Kids: Renee Ferguson, Reporter; Lora Johnson, Producer; Michelle De Long, Mable Miller, Vince Munyon, Dennis Sampler, Co-Producers. WMAQ Armed and Asleep: Kevin Roy, Reporter; Steve Erwin, Rodney Correll, Jackie Denn, Producers. WLS City Timekillers: Pam Zekman, Reporter; Simone Thiessen, Producer. WBBM Worst Case Scenario: Chuck Goudie, Reporter; Ann Pistone, Producer; Steve Erwin, Mark Scodro, Rodney Correll, Co-Producers. WLS Prescriptions for Profit: Natalie Arnold, Reporter; John Devroy, Co-Producer. WBAY Dirty Work: Renee Ferguson, Reporter; Lora Johnson, Mable Miller, Producers; Timothy Horstman, Co- Producer. WMAQ Fatal Flaws: A Breakdown in the Gun Background Checks: Bob Segall, Reporter; Michele Murray, 2 Dave Michuda, Ernesto Santiago, Jason Kutter, Producers. WITI Who's Taking Your Toll?: Dave Savini, Reporter; Michele Youngerman, Producer; Mark Ringo, Ozie Baldwin, Mable Miller, Gregg Schatz, Tony Vitale, Jerry Ongaro, Co-Producers. WMAQ Category #3 Outstanding Achievement within a Regularly Scheduled News Program – Single Feature Hard News (Award to the Reporter/Producer) Judged by Washington, D.C./Miami Chapters (30 entries) The Job Hustle: Pam Zekman, Reporter; Lisa Capitanini, Producer. WBBM The Secret Ingredient: Lisa Parker, Reporter; Robin Green, Producer; Mark Ringo, Greg Sanchez, Tony Vitale, Co-Producers. WMAQ Where Da Boys Are: John Drummond, Reporter; Marda Le Beau, Producer. WBBM ERs in Crisis: Pam Zekman, Reporter; Lisa Capitanini, Producer. WBBM Thin At All Costs: Dave Savini, Reporter; Michele Youngerman, Producer; Mark Ringo, Mable Miller, Sharon Pearson, Tony Vitale, Co-Producers. WMAQ Still Drunk Still Driving: Bob Segall, Reporter; Michele Murray, Dave Michuda, Jim Wilson, Producers. WITI El Precio De Una Mejor Vida: Brenda Carmona, Reporter. WGBO Tornado Safety: Harvey Moshman, Producer; Steve Baskerville, Reporter. WBBM Dying for a Cure: Renee Ferguson, Reporter; Lora Johnson, Mable Miller, Dennis Sampler, Hal Bernstein, Producers. WMAQ Eric Morse's Killer: Larry Yellen, Reporter; Diane Carbonara, Chuck Quinzio, Producers. WFLD Category #4 Outstanding Achievement within a Regularly Scheduled News Program – Feature Series Hard News (Award to Reporter/Producer) Judged by Washington, D.C. Chapter (21 entries) Life and Death in Illinois: Jay Levine, Reporter; John McCarthy, Producer. WBBM What's in your Backyard?: Dave Savini, Reporter; Michele Youngerman, Producer; Bond Li, Ozie Baldwin, Mable Miller, Sylvio Costales, Michelle De Long, Co-Producers. WMAQ Journey to the Center of the Web: Chuck Goudie, Reporter; Ann Pistone, Producer; Annie Esp, Co-Producer. WLS The Crash of 59 Charlie: Jason Jedlinski, Producer; Steve Sanders, Reporter; Mark LaMet, Theodore Parra, Producers. WGN Critical Signs: Pam Zekman, Reporter; Lisa Capitanini, Producer. WBBM Hidden Exposure: Lisa Parker, Reporter; Robin Green, Producer; Mark Ringo, Suzanne Richter, Tony Vitale, Co-Producers. WMAQ Calling for Trouble: Bob Segall, Reporter; Diane Carbonara, Dave Michuda, Ernesto Santiago, Producers. WITI Sounding the Alarm: Kent Wainscott, Reporter; Susan MacDonald, Producer; Tammy Elliott, Reporter; John Lazarevic, Cary Edwards, Norm Hunnicut, Renee Raffaelli, Producers. WISN Category #5 Outstanding Achievement within a Regularly Scheduled News Program – Single Feature Soft News (Award to the Reporter/Producer) Judged by New York/Miami Chapters (33 entries) Cool Pics: Ed Curran, Reporter; Robert Siegel, Producer. WBBM Children's ER: Nesita Kwan, Reporter; Jessica Brannon, Producer; Nancy Withers, Suzanne Richter, Co-Producers. WMAQ Mary Todd Lincoln: Bob Arya, Kevin Myers, Producers. CLTV Robert Hanssen - Toddler to Traitor: Cathleen Karp, Producer; Antonio Mora, Reporter. WBBM Baby Heart: Robert Ray, Producer; Dr. Deanna Lites, Reporter; Sharon Pearson, Co-Producer. WMAQ Camp Horizon; Camp Equality: Kevin Roy, Reporter; Derrick Robinson, Annie Esp, Producers. WLS A Day in the Life of NBA Referee Danny Crawford: Gail Fischer, Reporter/Producer. Fox Sports Net Chicago The Winner Loses: Marion Brooks, Reporter. WMAQ 3 Las mil y una cara: Aureliano Salgado, Reporter. WGBO Securing the Sky: Jennifer Mitchell, Reporter; Ozie Baldwin, Sharon Pearson, Co-Producers. WMAQ Wind and Fire: Bob Jacobs, Producer/Reporter. WEEK The Heart Goes On: Dina Bair, Reporter; Katharin Czink, Quan Webster, Sean Maroney, Producers. WGN Worth Waiting For: Julie Unruh, Reporter; Diane Divall, Producer. WGN Category #6 Outstanding Achievement within a Regularly Scheduled News Program – Feature Series Soft News (Award to the Reporter/Producer) Judged by San Francisco/Miami Chapters (18 entries) Home Makeovers: Vince Gerasole, Reporter; Edie Kasten, Producer. WBBM Snow Angels (Part 1 & Part 2): Dina Bair, Reporter; Katharin Czink, Gerald Jackson, Producers. WGN 3 Health Quizzes: Dr. Deanna Lites, Reporter; Robert Ray, Producer; Sharon Pearson, Co-Producer. WMAQ Unsung Heroes: Jane Boal, Reporter/Producer. WGN Contact 6 Product Tests: Katrina Cravy, Reporter/Producer; Lisa Schiller, Producer. WITI The Experiment: Gay and Straight: Mark Saxenmeyer, Reporter/Executive Producer; Darlene Hill, Reporter/Producer; Kathleen Minnis, Senior Producer. WFLD Marriage for a Green Card: Leda Santodomingo, Reporter. WSNS Category #7 Outstanding Achievement within Regularly Scheduled News Program – Ongoing Feature Series (Award to Reporter/Producer) Judged by New York/Miami Chapters (27 entries) Allison Payne's Cover Stories: Allison Payne, Reporter; Sylvia Jones, Producer. WGN Target 5 Reports: Lisa Parker, Reporter; Robin Green, Producer; Mark Ringo, Suzanne Richter, Tony Vitale, Co-Producers. WMAQ Fox Family & Health: Margaret Shortridge, Reporter; Colleen Miller, Producer. WFLD Daredevil Dave: David Novarro, Reporter/Producer. WFLD Weather Whys: Pete Petoniak, Reporter. WLUK Dean's List: Dean Richards, Reporter; Anne Marie Saviano, Producer. WGN Walter Jacobson's Perspective: Phil Hayes, Producer;
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