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June 26, 2021 Truth Over Flies 44TH BOSTON/NEW ENGLAND Brandon Stokes, Producer Regional EMMY® AWARDS NECN NBC10 Boston Live News Producer Paige Hornor, Producer Opening Welcome from President, Danielle NBC 10 Boston Mannion News Producer - Alyssa Jewell Alyssa Jewell, News Producer Boston/New England Regional Emmy® NBC 10 Boston Award Nominees Alexis Uremovich- WBZ News At 5 (list in presentation order) Alexis Uremovich, Producer WBZTV Guest Presenters: NewsCenter 5 Eye Opener Anchors, WBZ News At 6 Antoinette Antonio and Doug Meehan Meagan Kolkmann, Producer WBZ The Daily With Danielle VIDEO JOURNALIST SINGLE SHIFT Mercedes Burney, Producer WHDH Liz Strzepa Composite Elizabeth Strzepa, MMJ Kellen Young WPTZ Kellen Young, Producer WCVB Siobhan McGirl MMJ Composite Siobhan McGirl, Multimedia Journalist Barbara Baranowski NBC Connecticut Barbara Baranowski, Producer WCVB Mackenzie Maynard Composite Mackenzie Maynard, Multi Media Journalist WTNH REPORTER-DAILY NEWS The Saint, The Secret, And The Swimmer Jim Altman Daily News Composite Lindsey Mills, Videojournalist Jim Altman, Reporter NEWS CENTER Maine FOX 61 A Finial Salute 2020: The Year Of Politics, Protests, And A Pandemic Thomas Korsak, Videographer/Editor Nick Emmons, Reporter Boston 25 News WBZ IShoot, IWrite, IEdit - Adriana Loya Perry Russom Adriana Loya, Multimedia Journalist Perry Russom, Reporter Telemundo New England NBC 10 Boston Eli Rosenberg -- Reporter EDITOR NEWS-NO PRODUCTION TIME LIMIT Eli Rosenberg, Reporter NBC 10 Boston TB12 James Murphy, Editor Matt Reed WBZ Matt Reed, Reporter WCVB Anush Elbakyan Anush Elbakyan, Editor Mary Saladna The Boston Globe Mary Saladna, Reporter WCVB LIVE NEWS PRODUCER Boston Area Racial Justice Protests Litsa Pappas, Reporter Diego Restrepo Boston 25 News Diego Restrepo, 11:00pm News Producer Telemundo New England Malcolm Johnson, Reporter Daily News Malcolm Johnson, Reporter Ciro Valiente - Telemundo New England NBC 10 Boston Ciro Valiente, News Producer Telemundo New England 44th BOSTON/NEW ENGLAND EMMY AWARD NOMINEES 1 "Maine 200: The Story Of Maine" ANCHOR-NEWS Don Carrigan, Reporter Kirk Cratty, Photographer/Editor David Wade Anchor NEWS CENTER Maine David Wade, Anchor WBZ HEALTH/SCIENCE NEWS Lisa Hughes-News Anchor Lisa Hughes, Anchor Into The Bat Cave WBZ Ike Bendavid, Reporter Lance Mackenzie, Photographer Audrey Asistio WCAX Audrey Asistio, Anchor NBC 10 Boston Fox 61 Stories Of Hope; Faces On The Frontlines Jim Altman, Reporter Scott McDonnell Sean McKeever, Photographer Scott McDonnell, News Anchor FOX 61 Boston 25 News Toxic Soil Tim Caputo Mark Hyman, Correspondent/Producer Tim Caputo, Anchor WGME CBS 13 WHDH Breaking The Silence About Pregnancy And Infant Loss Anchor Vanessa Welch Vivien Leigh, Reporter Vanessa Welch, Anchor Derek Thayer, Photographer Boston 25 News NEWS CENTER Maine Ed Harding COVID-19: The Black And Brown Battle In Connecticut Ed Harding, Anchor Shaynah Ferreira, Reporter WCVB WTNH Not Afraid To Fall POLITICS/GOVERNMENT NEWS Amanda Hill, Reporter Devin Crawford, Photographer Selling Voters Out NEWS CENTER Maine Jon Chrisos, Reporter WGME CBS 13 Good Samaritan Medical Center Hopes The COVID-19 Surge Is Behind Them NBC10 Investigators: Taxpayer Money And Government Accountability Shelby Lum, Producer/Cinematographer/Editor Ryan Kath, Reporter The Boston Globe Aaron Strader, Photographer James O'Halloran, Photographer Jim Haddadin, Producer BUSINESS/CONSUMER NEWS NBC 10 Boston Consumer Composite A Candid Conversation With Chief Justice Richard Robinson Hank Phillippi Ryan, Reporter Jon Wardle, Photographer/Editor Mary Schwager, Producer NBC Connecticut Paco Sheehan, Editor Collins Dickinson, Editor U.S Borders Shut Down To International Travelers During Pandemic, WHDH Leaving A Bangladeshi Family Fighting To See Loved One On Life Support Ben Has Your Back Malini Basu, Reporter Ben Simmoneau, Reporter Chetan Rakieten, Photographer/Editor WCVB Verne Alexander, Photographer Boston 25 News "Work In CT": Small Businesses Take On 2020 Jim Altman, Producer Politics And Accountability Sean McKeever, Photographer Sharman Sacchetti, Political Reporter FOX 61 WCVB Consumer Concerns? 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