28/22 News wins big at the PAB Awards
(WBRE/WYOU)— We are very proud of several members of the 28/22 News team who were in Harrisburg Friday for the Pennsylvania Association of Broadcasters (PAB) Awards Ceremony.
Reporter Julie Dunphy and chief videographer Tony Ingargiola won for a series of reports on 'Scranton Gang Violence'.
Our public affairs program, Newsmakers, and hosts Jayne Ann Bugda and Andy Mehalshick, along with director Matt Gronski took home an award for outstanding public affairs program for a show on 'Community Solutions to Gang Violence'.
The I-Team's Andy Mehalshick along with videographers Tony 'Ingy' Ingargiola and Paul Davis won for an I-Team report 'School Bus Close Call'.
And PA Live host Chris Bohinski, taking home a Judge's Merit Award for 'The Host that Makes us Smile'.
The award ceremony was in Harrisburg Friday, congratulations!
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