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30Th Boston-New England Nomination List Boston/New England Chapter The 30th Annual Boston/New England Emmy Nominees PLEASE DISTRIBUTE OR POST Please include this page with each list of nominees. The Board of Governors of the Boston/New England Chapter of the National Television Academy is pleased to present the following nominees for the 30th Boston/New England Emmy Awards. This list contains material provided by the Official Entry Form and includes the title of the entry, each entrants name and the stations on which the material aired. Except for spelling errors, no changes or additions are permitted to this list. Corrections must be submitted to Jill Jones at [email protected] by Friday, April 20, 2007. The ballots were tabulated by Parent, McLaughlin & Nangle, Certified Public Accountants, Inc. Nomination Certificates will be sent to all persons listed as entrants on the Boston/New England Nomination List. Additional Nomination Certificates may be ordered for $25 each. The categories were judged by your peers from the Washington, D.C., San Francisco and the Mid-America Chapters of the National Television Academy. As participants in the Emmy process you will be contacted to serve on a judging panel for these chapters. The success of the Emmy Awards depends on your willingness to serve as a peer judge on at least one panel per year. The 30h Boston/New England Emmy Awards Ceremony will be presented at the Boston Marriott Copley Place on Saturday, May 12, 2007. Invitations will be in the mail soon. If you are selected as an Emmy recipient on that evening, please keep your remarks to 20 seconds or less. If you are part of a group accepting please select one person to speak on behalf of the group. Congratulations to all of the nominees from the Board of Governors TH THE 30 BOSTON/NEW ENGLAND EMMY® NOMINATIONS Spot News 6 Nominees School Shooting Darren Perron, Reporter WCAX Horse Rescue Linda Ergas, Reporter WHDH Amaral Santos, Photographer Rhode Island Mill Fire Kathy Curran, Reporter WBZ Trapped & in Trouble Matt Tomlin, Photojournalist WFXT John Monahan, Reporter Breaking Out Dan Jaehnig, Reporter WFXT High Speed Fugitive Escape Lisa Hall, News Director WFXT Hard News Report-Within 24 Hours 6 Nominees Fire Chief Sex Predator Brandon Rudat, Reporter WVIT Decision 2006: Primary Night Maureen Fitzgerald, Producer WVIT Project Ice John Hammann Photographer/Editor NECN Street Workers Murder Walt Buteau, Reporter WPRI John Villella, Photographer/Editor That's A Hero Jamie Muro, Reporter WTNH Shawn Sienkiewicz, Photographer/Editor R.I.P. Shirts Laurie Perez, Reporter WTIC Hard News Report-No Time Limit 6 Nominees Salvia Elsie Nolan, Producer WBZ First Responders Stephanie Hoey-McMahon, Producer WVIT Daryl Vallez, Photographer/Editor Off the Streets & Into the Ring David Wade, Reporter WFXT Aron Willey, Photographer Allan A. DiMaio, Editor Flat Out Dangerous Jennifer Savio, Producer WHDH Highway Hazards Kristen Setera, Investigative Producer WBZ Kathy Curran, Reporter Bruce Behan, Photographer Evil Twin Andrew Pergam, Reporter WVIT Hard News Report-Series 6 Nominees Global Warming Anya Huneke, Reporter NECN Online Predators Kara Sundlun, Reporter WFSB Cory Peck, Photographer Tom Zukowski, Editor Criminal Secrets Mark Zinni, Reporter WPRI Karen Rezendes, Manager. News & Special Projects John Villella, Photographer/Editor Global Warming Bob Dumas, Producer WBZ Ken Barlow, Chief Meteorologist Evan Scruggs, Editor Mish Michaels, Meteorologist Store Front Fraud Hank Phillippi Ryan, Investigative Reporter WHDH Mary Schwager, Investigative Producer Kurt Hartwell, Photographer Left Out of the System Mike Beaudet, Reporter WFXT Jonathan Wells, Executive Producer Kevin Wisnieswski, Producer Richard Ward, Photographer Jim Goff, Photographer Todd Krupa, Editor Feature News Report-Within 24 Hours 7 Nominees On A Roll Jim Altman, Reporter WTIC Garett Allison, Photographer Playground Pennies John Charlton, Reporter WTIC Earl Glazier, Photographer/Editor Barber Dog Edward Cooper, Photojournalist WFXT Celebration of the Smart Kids Scott Ripley, Photographer WFXT Glenn Jones, Reporter Women in Science Anya Huneke, Reporter NECN Bear in the Tree Dan Jaehnig, Reporter WFXT Jeff Lazzarino, Photographer Bridge Demo Gene Valicenti, Reporter WJAR Feature News Report-No Time Limit 7 Nominees Supercentenarians Jared Bowen, Reporter WGBH 71 Year Old Cop Dennis House, Reporter WFSB Thinspiration Eric J. Budney, Photographer/Editor WFSB Jamie Roth, Reporter The Music Man Cara Jones, Reporter WFXT Aron Willey, Photographer/Editor Faces of Smoking Alison Bologna, Reporter WFXT Lion Dance Jennifer Platt, Photographer WFXT Susan Tran, Reporter Harsh Lessons Joan Moran, Reporter WPRI Feature News Report-Series 6 Nominees Ridin’ Dirty Eric J. Budney, Photographer WFSB Jamie Roth, Reporter Life Beyond the Patriots Sara Underwood, Reporter WBZ Jim Murphy, Editor The Legacy of Winchester Repeating Arms Jamie Muro, Reporter WTNH Shawn Sienkiewicz, Editor (part 1) Adam Frances, Editor (part 2) The Maine Connection Jon Camp, Reporter WMTW Arthur Villator, Photographer/Editor Making a Marine Anthony DiLorenzo, Reporter/Photographer WWLP Sean Manning, Editor Made in Vermont Jack Thurston, Reporter/Producer WCAX Investigative Report 6 Nominees Fox Undercover Composite Mike Beaudet, Investigative Reporter WFXT Jonathan Wells, Executive Producer Kevin Rothstein, Producer Jim Goff, Photographer Richard Ward, Photographer Hiro Saito, Editor WBZ I-Team Composite Joe Bergantino, Reporter WBZ Maggie Mulvihill, Producer Nate Isener, Photographer Rental Truck Dangers Susan Hogan, Reporter WPRI Karen Rezendes, Special Projects Manager Dirty Secrets Darren Perron, Producer/Reporter WCAX Lance MacKenzie, Photographer/Editor Highway Robbery Hank Phillippi Ryan, Investigative Reporter WHDH Mary Schwager, Investigative Producer Jennifer Savio, Producer Fire Safety Fraud Brandon Rudat, Reporter WVIT Stephanie Hoey-McMahon, Producer News Specialty Report-Arts/Entertainment 7 Nominees Artist Toots Zynsky Lori Solinger, Reporter/Writer/Producer/Editor WJAR Moustache Tattoo Kevin Cafferty, Producer/Editor WFXT Chita Rivera Lori Solinger, Reporter/Writer/Producer/Editor WJAR Gene Valicenti, Reporter Meryl Streep Jared Bowen, Reporter WGBH Emerson Comedy Archives Jared Bowen, Reporter WGBH Robi on the Road David Robichaud, Reporter/Writer WBZ Kent Earle, Photographer/Editor Matt Colson, Photographer/Editor George Kent & the Chorus of Westerly Lori Solinger, Reporter/Writer/Producer WJAR Robert Emerson, Photographer/Editor News Specialty Report-Business/Consumer 6 Nominees Job Scam Investigation Susan Hogan, Reporter WPRI Les Breault, Photographer/Editor Consumer Composite Hank Phillippi Ryan, Investigative Reporter WHDH Mary Schwager, Investigative Producer Composite Mont Fennel, Reporter NECN Passion Potion? Jim Altman, Reporter WTIC Consumer Watch Composite Kristen Setera, Investigative Producer WBZ Sara Underwood, Reporter Bruce Behan, Photographer Kristen Keefe, Editor Wrap Rage Jim Altman, Reporter WTIC Garett Allison, Photographer News Specialty Report-Health/Science 7 Nominees Near Death Experience/Tay Sachs Composite Rebecca Stewart, Producer/Reporter WTIC Jeannie's Cancer Story Rick LeBlanc, Editor WFXT Shark Physicals Earl Glazier, Photographer/Editor WTIC John Charlton, Reporter Dana Farber Runners Jason Bramble, Editor WFXT Cara Jones, Reporter Scott Ripley, Photographer Richard Ward, Photographer PMC Doctor Anya Huneke, Reporter NECN Frankie’s Story Susan Raff, Reporter/Producer WFSB Care in the Crossfire Jim Altman, Reporter WTIC News Specialty Report-Politics/Government 3 Nominees Vote 2006 Mark Davis, Chief Political Correspondent WTNH Erin Cox, Reporter George DeYounge, Photographer/Editor Who is: Joe, Ned, Alan? Andrew Pergam, Reporter WVIT Candidates Mansion Tour Todd Krupa, Editor WFXT Joe Battenfeld, Producer News Specialty Report-Sports News 6 Nominees Fenway First Pitch Butch Stearns, Reporter WFXT Jay Bramble, Editor Walt McGraw, Photographer High Stakes Wiffle Ball Mark Ockerbloom, Reporter WFXT Bouncing Back Jim Altman, Reporter WTIC Earl Glazier, Photographer Tom Carl, Editor Red Sox Cookie-Off Dan Roche, Reporter WBZ Joe Giza, Producer Sports Artist Edward Cooper, Photojournalist WFXT The Comeback Kid Kevin Nathan, Reporter WVIT Team Coverage 6 Nominees Tunnel Collapse Lisa Hall, News Director WFXT 9/11 Five Years Later Robert Rockstroh, News Director WTIC Port Fire Betty-Jo Cugini, News Director WJAR Strip Club Shooting Betty-Jo Cugini, News Director WJAR Danvers Explosion Lisa Hall, News Director WFXT Sports Desk Jason Eich, Producer NESN Rob Wallace, Producer Joel Feld, Executive Producer Wally Franco, Director Tom Caron, Anchor Documentary Program 6 Nominees Defying Gravity Keith Clark, Producer WGBY Mark Langevin, Videographer D-Day & 62 Years Jim Karpeichik, Director of Photography WJAR Tim Gray, Producer/Writer Hidden Wounds Iris Adler, Producer NECN Beth Kidwell, Editor Katrina: A Flood of Tears Karen Swensen, Reporter/Writer/Producer NECN John Hammann, Photographer NH Originals Kim Piela, Producer NHPTV Working the Land: The Story of Kenneth A. Simon, Producer/Director/Writer CPTV Connecticut Agriculture Bruce Fraser, Co-Executive Producer Public/Current Affairs Program 6 Nominees Sunday with Liz Walker, The Street Liz Walker, Executive Producer WBZ Donna Greer, Senior Producer Yaimani Rivera, Associate Producer Robert Craigue, Videographer/Editor Mark Viveiros, Director Greater Boston: 2/9/06 Emily Rooney, Executive Editor/Host WGBH A Child, A Family, A Future Paul Pfeffer, Writer/Producer CPTV
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