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THE 35TH BOSTON/NEW ENGLAND EMMY® AWARD NOMINATIONS OUTSTANDING ANCHOR-NEWS Composite Mike Nikitas, Anchor New England Cable News Composite Jonathan Elias, News Anchor WBZ Composite Paula Ebben, Anchor WBZ Composite Heather Unruh, Anchor WCVB Composite Ed Harding, Anchor WCVB Composite Mark Ockerbloom, News Anchor WFXT OUTSTANDING ANCHOR-WEATHER Composite Matt Noyes, On Camera Meteorologist New England Cable News Composite Todd Gutner, Meteorologist WBZ Composite Harvey Leonard, Chief Meteorologist WCVB Composite David Brown, Meteorologist/Anchor/Weather WCVB Composite Mike Wankum, Meteorologist WCVB Composite Mark Dixon, Meteorologist WFSB Composite Jeremy Reiner, Meteorologist WHDH OUTSTANDING ARTS/ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAM Infinity Hall Live Jennifer Boyd, Producer Connecticut Public Television Edward Gonsalves, Director Paul Smith, Lighting/Camera Scott Phillips, Project Manager Jim Chapdelaine, Sound Mixing Karen Silverstein, Post-Producer/Editor Sam Hockaday, Motion Graphics Elizabeth MacDonald--clay artist Ed Wierzbicki, Writer/Producer/Host Connecticut Public Television Improv Asylum's Vanity Project Chet Harding, Executive Producer/Writer/Actor WCVB/Improv Asylum incredibleMAINE---Granite Tamer Marilyn Taylor, Producer MPBN/incredibleMAINE Dave Wilkinson, Director Raising the Roof Elizabeth Cheng, Executive Producer WCVB Eye on Photography Stella Gould, Producer WCVB Chronicle Ellen Boyce, Editor OUTSTANDING ARTS/ENTERTAINMENT SPECIALTY REPORT The Sounds of Sewage Scott Lapierre, Reporter/Video/Editor The Boston Globe Penguin Love Darren Durlach/Videojournalist The Boston Globe Martin Gee, Graphic Artist Royale Brothers 'confront the sorrow' Peter Huoppi, Photographer/Editor The Day Rick Koster, Reporter Porgy & Bess Series Jared Bowen, Reporter WGBH Behind the Scenes of Body of Proof Doreen Scanlon, Reporter/Writer/Producer WLNE From the Back Streets to Broadway Mike Piskorski, Photographer WTIC Jim Altman, Reporter OUTSTANDING AUDIO Community Auditions: Star of the Day John Paul Peregrin, Live Audio Engineer Armstrong Interactive, Inc Byron Campbell, Producer Nick DeBeauvernet, Post- Production Audio Engineer Composite Jim Chapdelaine, Audio Mixer Connecticut Public Television Bristol, Rhode Island’s Fourth of July JoJo LaRiccia, Editor WSBE/LaRiccia Media Productions/MLP Communications A Celebration of History & Independence Mary Lou Palumbo, Voice Over/Talent/Producer 2011 Edition OUTSTANDING BUSINESS/CONSUMER NEWS SPECIALTY REPORT Team 5 Investigates Bias in Business Development Kristen M. 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