Who left Newswatch 16?
MOOSIC, Pa. — Newswatch 16’s Jon Meyer takes a look back at the long and inspiring career of Julie Sidoni as she leaves WNEP to start the next chapter of her life.
Who left WNEP?
Sarah Buynovsky and Dave Jones, Proud to serve. We’re saying farewell to two members of our WNEP family.
Where is Julie sidoni going?
WVIA
Julie Sidoni will begin her responsibilities as News Director at WVIA on October 4, 2021. Pittston, Pa. — WVIA, the PBS and NPR affiliate for Northeastern and Central Pennsylvania, has selected Julie Sidoni as the organization’s new News Director.
Where did Lisa Washington go?
PITTSBURGH, PA — KDKA-TV morning news anchor Lisa Washington is leaving the station to become an evening anchor at WNEP-TV in Scranton. Washington announced the move on her Facebook page by posting a story on her departure by the New Pittsburgh Courier. Washington has been at KDKA since 2015.
Did Stacy Lange have a baby?
Little Owen was born Monday to Stacy and her husband Jake. SCRANTON, Pa. Owen Noah us the first child of our Stacy Lange and her husband Jake. …
Who is Ally Gallo engaged to?
Mark “Max” Conway
Announcement is made of the engagement and upcoming wedding of Alexandra “Ally” Gallo, Dunmore, formerly of Turnersville, New Jersey to Mark “Max” Conway, Dunmore.
Who did Stacy Lange marry?
Jake Stevens
SCRANTON, Pa. — Newswatch 16’s Stacy Lange said “I do” in front of friends and family in Scranton. Stacy married longtime sweetheart Jake Stevens at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church on Saturday.
Is Julie sidoni still married to Scott Schaffer?
He’s wonderful and Charlie and I are excited to make him part of our future plans. Just to clarify, Scott Schaffer and I haven’t been together for some time. He may no longer be my husband, but he is an incredibly talented, hard-working journalist and an amazing father to our son. Life is good and I am grateful!
Is Stacy Lange married?
— Newswatch 16’s Stacy Lange said “I do” in front of friends and family in Scranton. Stacy married longtime sweetheart Jake Stevens at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church on Saturday. The couple met on the job and now can spend their lives together as husband and wife.
Where is Stacy Lange from?
Stacy is a NEPA local. She grew up in Clarks Summit, Lackawanna County. She joined the WNEP news team in July, 2011 first covering central Pennsylvania. Now she is the Lackawanna County beat reporter and weekend anchor.
Where is Joe Snedeker?
Joe was a public high school science teacher for more than ten years and currently teaches science and meteorology at Marywood University when he is not totally immersed in his family: his wife, Dawn, and his three children, Joey, Lucas, and Aleah. He lives in Jermyn, Pennsylvania.
Who is Alexandra Gallo?
My name is Alexandra Gallo. I am currently the weekend Weather Anchor and weekday Reporter at NewsChannel 7, the NBC affiliate in Panama City Beach, Florida. I graduated from Temple University with a Bachelor of Arts in Media Studies and Production at the top of my class, Summa Cum Laude.
Who are the co anchors of WNEP Newswatch 16?
Lisa Washington joined WNEP in November 2020, as co-anchor of the evening newscasts. Scott is currently the co-anchor of Newswatch 16 at 6:00, 7:00, 10:00 and 11:00 pm. Jon joined WNEP-TV in 2003. He now anchors Newswatch 16 at 5 and 5:30.
Who is the news anchor for WNEP in Scranton PA?
Scranton ABC affiliate WNEP offered a candid look at a story that hit very close to home on Wednesday’s evening newscast (video above). “This is a very difficult night for us here at the news station,” anchor Scott Schaffer said.
Who are the WNEP StormTracker 16 weather reporters?
Ally was born in Philadelphia and grew up in New Jersey right outside the city. Courtney is a news and sports reporter with WNEP-TV. John joined the Stormtracker 16 weather team in January 2017. Chris is a reporter for WNEP-TV. Marshall Keely is a weekday reporter for WNEP.
When did Lisa Washington start at WNEP Newswatch 16?
Lisa Washington joined WNEP in November 2020, as co-anchor of the evening newscasts. Prior to Newswatch 16, Lisa worked as an anchor/reporter at KDKA-TV in Pittsburgh. She earned an Emmy for her work with WQED in Pittsburgh, where she served as a host, moderator, and narrator.