“She will be greatly missed in the WESH 2 newsroom and in homes all around Central Florida.”
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reporter: a record number of drivers are set to hit the road this fourth of july. “Wendy is a class act,” said WESH 2 News Director Barbara Maushard. wesh 2’s kelsi thorud spoke with travelers and hopped on chopper 2 to see how this busy weekend is starting off. That’s really not surprising for someone who has been in viewers’ homes for 20 years, sharing personal information such as her battle with breast cancer. How popular? News of Chioji’s departure was among the top stories on the Web site, and a photo gallery of her career at WESH had more than 65,000 page views on the Sentinel Web site on Thursday. Exemple d’utilisation approprie : Meuf, t’es ppite, trop contente de t. Synonyme pour les autres : Tu es une belle personne. Despite WESH’s improved numbers at 11 p.m., Chioji remains popular. Synonyme pour les Millennials : Jtm trop toi. WESH (channel 2) is a television station licensed to Daytona Beach, Florida, United States, serving the Orlando area as an affiliate of NBC.It is owned by Hearst Television alongside Clermont-licensed CW affiliate WKCF (channel 18). It became apparent not too long ago that WESH was turning away from its iconic anchor when the station brought in Martha Sugalski to anchor the 11 p.m. It has allowed me to work with the most talented people in the business and live in one of the greatest cities on earth. I am forever grateful to Hearst-Argyle and WESH for the amazing two decades-long run here.
I’ve also learned that life cycles have an ending, and it’s time to end my life cycle at WESH. “I have loved living in Central Florida for 20 years. “It’s a bittersweet time for me,” said Chioji. She and two partners will launch a new Vision Quest cycling center in that city.” In a press release issued Thursday, WESH said Chioji’s decision to leave “was based on her personal interest in moving west and the opportunity to open a new business in Park City, Utah. Chopper 2 is the news helicopter for WESH 2 News in Orlando, Fla. WESH veteran anchor Wendy Chioji - who celebrates her 20th anniversary with the station today - will leave Channel 2 at the end of the May sweeps.
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