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Mary Bubala

Mary Bubala 175x131Mary Bubala joined WJZ in December 2003. She now anchors the 4-4:30 p.m. and 5 p.m. newscasts with Kai Jackson and continues to report on a daily basis.

A native of Chicago, Mary has made Baltimore her home and has great industry contacts. She first came to Maryland in the summer of 1997 as a general assignment reporter for a local Baltimore competitor, who saw her talents and soon moved her to that station’s weekend news in an anchor position.

Mary began her career in upstate New York at WENY-TV after graduating from Ithaca College with a journalism degree. She stayed in this section of New York State for a number of years, working her way up to successively larger television markets as weekend anchor for WBNG, the CBS affiliate in Binghamton, and for WOKR-TV in Rochester.

While in Rochester, Mary competed against reporters from television stations in New York City to win Best Series from the New York State Broadcasters Association for her reports documenting the plight of residents in Port-au-Prince, Haiti and the incredible efforts of local doctors to revolutionize health care in this impoverished city.

Mary also has been recognized for her reporting and anchoring by the Associated Press in other cities, including Harrisburg, Pa. where she anchored the noon and 5:00 p.m. news for ABC affiliate WHTM-TV before settling in Baltimore.

She lives with her family in Baltimore City and is fond of such outdoor sports as tennis, running and golf.

More Stories by Mary Bubala

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11-Year-Old Maryland Girl Pitches Cupcake Business To Warren Buffett

Just how nervous would you be if you got a chance to pitch a business idea to billionaire Warren Buffett?

2013/05/17

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Ravens Torrey Smith Teaches Kids To Play It Safe

Ravens wide receiver Torrey Smith left the practice field Thursday to spend time with school kids.

2013/05/16

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More Women Expected To Be Proactive Following Angelina Jolie Double Mastectomy

With Angelina Jolie’s very personal decision to undergo a double mastectomy, cancer centers across the U.S. and in Baltimore are expecting to hear from more women who are ready to take their health into their own hands.

2013/05/15

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Local Woman Will Follow Angelina Jolie’s Example To Prevent Breast Cancer

Reaction is pouring in following Angelina Jolie’s announcement that she underwent a double mastectomy. The actress said she did it to reduce her risk of developing breast cancer.

2013/05/14

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Secret Service Agents Caught Up In Prostitution Scandal Say They Are Being Treated Unfairly

It was the scandal that rocked the Secret Service. Agents caught with prostitutes. Now, for the first time, one is speaking out about what happened and why he feels they are being treated unfairly.

2013/05/09

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Hit Musical ‘American Idiot’ At Hippodrome Now Through Sunday

Direct from Broadway, the hit musical “American Idiot” is now playing at the Hippodrome in Baltimore. It features the music of Green Day.

2013/05/08

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Baltimore Students Have Advice For Future School CEO

Students in the Baltimore City school system are just absorbing the news that the schools CEO is leaving.

2013/05/07

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Beauty Queen Makes Drastic Decision After Learning She Has Cancer Gene

A young beauty queen is fearless about her decision to undergo a double mastectomy.

2013/05/06

Elizabeth Smart

Elizabeth Smart Speaks At Human Trafficking Forum In Baltimore

Rescued kidnapping victim Elizabeth Smart said Wednesday she understands why some human trafficking victims don’t run.

2013/05/02

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Mask May Link Deadly Ricin To Obama Letter Suspect

A dust mask may link a Mississippi man to an apparent attempt to poison President Obama and other public officials. James Dutschke is accused of sending ricin-tainted letters through the mail.

2013/05/01

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Brief Hearing Held In Ricin Letters Case

A Mississippi man appeared briefly in court Monday on a charge that he made a deadly poison that was sent in letters to President Barack Obama, a senator and a judge.

2013/04/29

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Finishing The Race: Boston Magazine Pays Tribute To Those Affected By Marathon Bombings

Finding a way to pay tribute to the victims and survivors of the Boston terror attack is not always easy. But Boston Magazine has found the heart and soul of it.

2013/04/26

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