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40Th Nominations List THE 40TH BOSTON/NEW ENGLAND EMMY® NOMINATIONS (revised June, 2017) NEWSCAST-EVENING LARGER MARKETS (1-49) NBC Connecticut News At 11 Darwin Guggenbiller, Executive Producer NBC Connecticut Darielle Terry, Producer Gerry Brooks, Anchor NewsCenter 5 At 11pm: Taunton Rampage Chris Roach, Executive Producer WCVB Nick Terry, Producer Nancy Bent, Assignment Editor Ed Harding, Anchor Mary Saladna, Reporter G.J. Smith, Photographer Justin Haynes, Photographer Bobby Souza, Photographer Kathy Curran, Investigative Reporter Karen Genereux, Director Don Potito, Technical Director NewsCenter 5 At 6pm: Boston Police Officers Ambushed WCVB Gerry Wardwell, Asst. News Director Scott Isaacs, Executive Producer Barbara Baranowski, Producer Ed Harding, Anchor Rhondella Richardson, Reporter Bobby Souza, Photographer Karen Anderson, Investigative Reporter Kevin Rothstein, Investigative Producer Karen Genereux, Director David Hurlburt, Executive Producer NewsCenter 5 At 6pm: May 11, 2016 Gerry Wardwell, Asst. News Director WCVB Scott Isaacs, Executive Producer Barbara Baranowski, Producer Ed Harding, Anchor Todd Kazakiewich, Reporter Karen Genereux, Director October 13, 2016: Boston Police Officers Shot Caitlin McLaughlin, Producer WFXT Paige Tatum, Executive Producer Vanessa Welch, Anchor Mark Ockerbloom, Anchor Kerry Kavanaugh, Reporter WBZ News At 6pm - Officer Shot Johnny Green, News Director WBZ James Harrington, Producer 1 NEWSCAST-EVENING SMALLER MARKETS (50-100+) Evening Newscast 10-10-2016 Darren Perron, Anchor WCAX June 1st Tornado 5th Anniversary Kara Walsh, Producer WWLP Mike Garreffi, News Director NBC 10 NEWS AT 11:00 Chris Lanni, News Director WJAR Benjamin Wilcox, Producer BREAKING NEWS Black Lives Matter Protesters Shutdown Downtown Marissa Bodnar, Reporter WGME Scott Episcopo, Photographer Dan Lampariello, Reporter Kathy Reynolds, News Director Kim Block, Anchor Jon Chrisos, Anchor Cambridge 10-Alarm Fire Mike Cole, Executive Producer WCVB Lisa Simmons, Producer Satenik Karapetyan, Producer Julie Loncich, Reporter Shaun Chaiyabhat, Reporter Chris Garvin, Photographer Doug Frauenholz, Director High Speed, High Drama: Multi-Town Police Chase Kenneth Donnelly, Producer WFXT Caitlin McLaughlin, Producer Bob Ward, Reporter Old Faithful Jonathan Choe, Reporter New England Cable News Plane Crash on Main Street Ben Dobson, Vice President of News NBC Connecticut Trench Collapse Johnny Green, News Director WBZ SPOT NEWS Billerica Daycare Crash Alysha Palumbo, Reporter New England Cable News Sean Colahan, Photographer East Boston Officers Ambushed Johnny Green, News Director WBZ High Speed, High Drama: Multi-Town Police Chase Gene Lavanchy, Anchor WFXT Elizabeth Hopkins, Anchor Caitlin McLaughlin, Producer Daniel Gardner, Photographer Michael Henrich, Reporter Robert Goulston, Reporter Heather Hegedus, Reporter Bob Ward, Reporter Officers Save Chase Suspect's Life Stanley Forman, Photographer WCVB 2 Violent Arrest Following Multi-State Chase Jacqui Heinrich, Reporter WFXT Timothy Martin, Assignment Editor CONTINUING COVERAGE WITHIN 24 HOURS Boston Police Officers Ambushed Gerry Wardwell, Asst. 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