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New York Broadcaster Trish Bergin Joins "INSIDE EDITION"
As Weekend Co-Anchor - Press Release from King World
New York, NY…June 18, 2002…Trish Bergin, a familiar face to New York area viewers, has been named Inside Edition's weekend co-anchor. Bergin will begin her duties for the top-rated nationally syndicated newsmagazine on August 12. The announcement was made today by Charles Lachman, Executive Producer of Inside Edition.
"We're thrilled to bring Trish to Inside Edition and share her talents with a national audience," said Lachman.
On the weekends, Bergin will join longtime Inside Edition weekend co-anchor Don Criqui. She will also substitute for weekday anchor Deborah Norville when Norville is on assignment or on vacation.
Bergin comes to Inside Edition from News 12 Long Island, where she most recently co-anchored the station's morning newscast. Previously, she had anchored its weekend newscasts. Extensively reporting on issues affecting Long Island, Bergin's work at News 12 Long Island has garnered her two local Emmy Award nominations. In 2001, she was nominated for uncovering uranium-tainted land in Hicksville, NY. In 1999, she received a nomination for going undercover to expose raves and teenage drug use in the highly regarded report "High School Highs." In addition, along with ABC News' John Miller, she was the first broadcaster on the scene of the TWA flight 800 crash.
In between her tenures at News 12 Long Island, Bergin spent two years at WCBS-TV, the CBS owned station in New York City. There, Bergin served as a general assignment reporter and was a substitute anchor for its morning newscast. Hired as a reporter by WLIG-TV in Long Island, NY in 1994, Bergin was promoted to principal weeknight anchor after only four weeks on the job. Prior to her work at WLIG, she hosted a half-hour monthly magazine show for Cablevision's Long Island One. After graduating from the New York Institute of Technology in 1993, Bergin began her television career at Long Island News Tonight.
King World Productions, Inc. ranks among the premier production and distribution companies in domestic television syndication. Its products include such landmark first-run programs as Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy!, the two highest-rated series in syndication, and daytime's #1 talk series, The Oprah Winfrey Show, as well as Hollywood Squares, Inside Edition, The Ananda Lewis Show, Martha Stewart Living, Bob Vila's Home Again and CBS Marketwatch Weekend. Additionally, King World distributes the hit CBS network series, Everybody Loves Raymond, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation and other primetime favorites. In September 2002, it will launch the new, highly anticipated, daily syndicated series, Dr. Phil.
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