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44Th Boston/New England Emmy® Award Nominations Revised 5/5/2021 44TH BOSTON/NEW ENGLAND EMMY® AWARD NOMINATIONS NEWSCAST-MORNING LARGER MARKETS NewsCenter 5 EyeOpener: November 8, 2020 WCVB Jenny Barron, Executive Producer Samantha Ford, Producer Antoinette Antonio, Anchor Rhondella Richardson, Reporter Kelly Ann Cicalese, Meteorologist Jennifer Eagan, Reporter Donna Hennessey, Director NewsCenter 5 EyeOpener: June 3, 2020 WCVB Jenny Barron, Executive Producer Erika Tarantal, Anchor Cindy Fitzgibbon, Meteorologist Katie Thompson, Anchor Sera Congi, Reporter Clarke Dempsey, Director Ted Wayman, Reporter 7News Today In New England: Boston Riots The Morning After WHDH Kevin Wiles Jr, Assignment Editor Kris Anderson, Anchor Amaka Ubaka, Anchor Michael Fahey, Executive Producer 1 Emma Doherty, Producer Marina Giordano, Director Miguel Da Cruz, Technical Director Kerri Corrado, Reporter Alaina Pinto, Reporter Juliana Mazza, Reporter Polikseni Manxhari, Reporter Boston 25 Morning News - President Trump COVID-19 Boston 25 News Anthony Smith, Executive Producer Timothy Capasso, Producer Heather Hegedus, Anchor/Reporter Jessica DeThomas, Producer Julie Ann Szilagyi, Senior Producer Madeline Eggers, Producer Daniel Miller, Anchor Sara Underwood, Anchor Elizabeth Hopkins, Anchor Emily Murphy, Director WBZ This Morning WBZ Samantha Neely, Executive Producer Aileen Pollard, Producer Melissa Pagano, Producer Emily Manzik, Producer Kate Merrill, Anchor Liam Martin, Anchor Zack Green, Meteorologist Anna Meiler, Reporter Nicholas Giovanni, Reporter WBZ This Morning - President Trump Tests Positive For COVID-19 WBZ Bradley Tatum, Assistant News Director Aileen Pollard, Producer Emily Manzik, Producer Melissa Pagano, Producer Kate Merrill, Anchor Anna Meiler, Reporter Nick Emmons, Reporter Zack Green, Meteorologist 2 NEWSCAST-MORNING MEDIUM MARKETS Eyewitness News This Morning: The Providence Riot WPRI James O'Leary, Producer NEWCAST-MORNING SMALLER MARKETS Western Mass News AM WGGB Patience Hettrick, News Director Hurricane Cleanup And Water Main Break 6am August 5, 2020 WWLP Mike Garreffi, News Director Alysha Boynton, Producer Jeffrey Martin, Producer NEWSCAST-EVENING LARGER MARKETS Weathering Another Storm NBC Connecticut Amanda Steffen, Producer NewsCenter 5 At 6: March 13, 2020 WCVB Chris Roach, Executive Producer Barbara Baranowski, Producer Ed Harding, Anchor Maria Stephanos, Anchor Doug Frauenholz, Director Snow Storm Telemundo New England Diego Restrepo, Producer José A. Rivera Adrovet, Anchor Grace Gomez, Anchor Miguel Santiesteban Rangel, Reporter David De Matteis, Reporter Solangi Sosa, Reporter Johnathan Latorre, Photographer Rafael Perez-Narvaez, Executive Producer 3 NBC10 Boston News At 11pm: Pandemic Nor'easter NBC 10 Boston Alyssa Jewell, Producer Melissa Younger, Executive Producer Erica Boutselis, Director Shannon Mulaire, Anchor Perry Russom, Reporter Eli Rosenberg, Reporter Malcolm Johnson, Reporter Stephen Fall, Director Nicholas Chin, Editor Boston Protests Turn Violent WBZ Meagan Kolkmann, Producer David Wade, Anchor NewsCenter 5 At 6: November 7, 2020 WCVB Chris Roach, Executive Producer Kellen Young, Producer Maria Stephanos, Anchor Ben Simmoneau, Anchor News 9 Tonight: The Democratic Primary Debate WMUR Susan White, Producer Keith Baldi, Asst. News Director Tom Griffith, Anchor Tim Callery, Reporter Alisha McDevitt, News Director Jean Mackin, Reporter Monica Hernandez, Anchor Christopher Flaherty, Remote Set Design Brendan Cahoon, Remote Set Design Jennifer Vaughn, Anchor Boston 25 News At 10pm Boston 25 News Kenneth Donnelly, Producer Vanessa Welch, Anchor Mark Ockerbloom, Anchor Michael Sullivan, Executive Producer John Monahan, Reporter 4 NEWSCAST-EVENING MEDIUM MARKETS NBC 10 News At 11:00PM October 7 WJAR Samantha Plourde, Producer/Executive Producer NBC 10 News At 6:00 - June 2 WJAR Bryan Monaghan, Producer Patrice Wood, Anchor Gene Valicenti, Anchor Samantha Plourde, Executive Producer Katie Davis, Reporter Anthony Macari, Meteorologist Douglas Monahan, Director NEWSCAST-EVENING SMALLER MARKETS Holyoke Soldiers Home Investigation 6pm June 24, 2020 WWLP Kara Walsh, Producer Mike Garreffi, News Director Western Mass News- PM News WGGB Patience Hettrick, News Director DAILY NEWS REPORT (SINGLE SHIFT) Illegal Dumping & Methuen's Mattress Mystery WHDH Michael Yoshida, Reporter Nick Sapienza, Photographer Brady In Black And White NBC 10 Boston Perry Russom, Producer Daniel Valente Jr, Photographer Fighting For Justice And Equality - The Story In Their Words. Newington, CT Black Lives Matter Protest FOX 61 David Puglisi, Reporter Griffin Pierson, Photographer 5 A Survivor's Story, Marty's Back On The Mic FOX 61 Jim Altman, Reporter Sean McKeever, Photographer Silent Boston Boston 25 News Jason Solowski, Producer/Photographer/Editor Kerry Kavanaugh, Reporter An Inside Look At The COVID-19 Unit WCVB David Bienick, Reporter HARD NEWS REPORT (NO TIME LIMIT) Young People Are Grabbing The Megaphone And Organizing The Boston Globe Shelby Lum, Producer/Editor Whistleblower Nurse Dies From COVID-19 WCVB Ted Wayman, Reporter Ted Cooper, Photographer BREAKING OR SPOT NEWS-SINGLE REPORT Police And Protestors Clash In Brockton WCVB David Bienick, Reporter Ted Cooper, Photographer Violence And Looting Erupt After Protest WCVB Kimberlea Bingham, Executive Producer Curtis Bailey, Photographer Bobby Souza, Photographer Peter Eliopoulos, Reporter BLM At The State House NBC 10 Boston Perry Russom, Producer Alvaro Castillo, Photographer White House Winner WHDH Joe Mullowney, Photographer Steve Cooper, News Reporter 6 Barricaded Inside Boston 25 News Nicholas Devito, Photographer Wale Aliyu, Reporter BREAKING OR SPOT NEWS-MULTIPLE REPORTS Police, Protestors Clash In Front Of Police Department WCVB Kimberlea Bingham, Executive Producer Samantha D'Orsi, Producer Lisa Thalhamer, Producer David Bienick, Reporter Ted Cooper, Photographer Dulos Emergency Live Coverage NBC Connecticut Janet Hundley, News Director Kristie Borges, Producer Kevin Nathan, Anchor Kerri-Lee Mayland, Anchor Shannon Miller, Reporter Dan Corcoran, Reporter Leslie Mayes, Reporter Heidi Voight, Reporter Caitlin Burchill, Reporter Michael Gearin, Drone Pilot Peaceful Protesting Turns To Looting & Vandalism WHDH Nathalie Pozo, Reporter Nick Sapienza, Photographer Alex DiPrato, Reporter Justin Bourke, Reporter Brian Greig, Photographer Justin Dougherty, Anchor Emily Pritchard, Anchor Marie Mandelberg, Executive Producer Kevin Estavanik, Director Madeleine Lozano, Associate Director Tyler Kirk, Stage Manager Michael Fahey, Executive Producer 7 Breaking News Murder Suspect Fotis Dulos Attempts Suicide WFSB Kara Sundlun, Anchor Tracy Phelan, Content Manager Rob Polansky, Content Producer Tom Zukowski, Photographer Dennis House, Anchor Courtney Zieller, Reporter Matthew Campbell, Reporter Anthony Salafia, Photographer Thomas Kienzler, Drone Operator Eva Zymaris, Reporter Roger Susanin, Reporter Tracy Furey, Producer Maddex Gleed, Photographer Mark Zinni, Anchor Jason Bowman, Director Doug Merwin, Editor Erin Connolly, Anchor Amy Desson, Producer Michael Kopelman, Photographer Wendy LaFollette, Director Chaos In Brockton Boston 25 News Vanessa Welch, Anchor Mark Ockerbloom, Anchor Malini Basu, Reporter Litsa Pappas, Reporter Kenneth Donnelly, Producer Chetan Rakieten, Photographer Michael Sullivan, Executive Producer Sarah Burgess, News Director Violence Follows Peaceful Protest WCVB Kimberlea Bingham, Executive Producer Samantha Ford, Producer Lisa Thalhamer, Producer Peter Eliopoulos, Reporter Bobby Souza, Photographer Todd Kazakiewich, Reporter Shaun Chaiyabhat, Reporter 8 David Mongeau, Photographer Joe Cersosimo, Producer Dan Lang, Photographer Dorothy Will, Director Andrew Croteau, Photographer CONTINUING COVERAGE ATVs In The City WJAR Scott Isaacs, News Director Tyler Dumont, Reporter Katie Davis, Reporter R.J. Heim, Reporter Alerta Por Coronavirus Telemundo New England Ciro Valiente, News Producer Rafael Perez-Narvaez, Executive Producer José A. Rivera Adrovet, News Anchor Mercedes Paris, Reporter Grace Gomez, News Anchor Betsy Badell, Reporter It Takes A Village: Community Unites To Save Kidnap Victim WGGB Amanda Rivera, Photographer James Villalobos, Reporter America In Crisis: Fight For Racial Equality WBZ Bradley Tatum, Assistant News Director Jim Harrington, Executive Producer Joe Couture, Assignment Manager Tiffany Chan, Reporter Meagan Kolkmann, Producer Louisa Moller, Reporter Jared Higginbotham, Photographer Kristina Rex, Reporter Ron Mitchell, Photographer Ryan Clark, Photographer Anaridis Rodriguez, Reporter Jessi Miller Bradley, News Director 9 Race Matters: Protests, Unity, And Healing WCVB David Hurlburt, Executive Producer Karen Anderson, Investigative Reporter Mike Beaudet, Investigative Reporter Shaun Chaiyabhat, Reporter Todd Kazakiewich, Reporter Sharman Sacchetti, Reporter Boston On Fire Telemundo New England Miguel Santiesteban Rangel, Live Reporter Diego Restrepo, Producer José A. Rivera Adrovet, Anchor Commitment 2020 WMUR David Sakowich, Assignment Manager Jason Modeski, Photographer/Editor Mike Cherry, Anchor/Reporter Monica Hernandez, Anchor/Reporter Tim Callery, Reporter Alisha McDevitt, News Director Jon Arnold, Photographer/Editor Susan White, Senior Producer Phil Tetreault, Photographer/Editor Keith Baldi, Assistant News Director Tom Griffith, Anchor Jean Mackin, Anchor/Reporter Duncan Shaw, Executive Producer Chris Shepherd, Photographer/Editor Jennifer Vaughn, Anchor TEAM COVERAGE New Hampshire Primary NECN Brandon Stokes, Executive Producer Maureen Capasso, Assistant News Director
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