Eric Sandoval worked at the old NWCN in the mid-late 2000s and perhaps you caught his anchor work. He is now in Orlando at WKMG and announced today that he just learned he is battling prostate cancer. He pioneered two segments that were ahead of their time, the Quickcast (which later became a staple of 1:00 news on smart phones) and Digital Extra (which led viewers to links on important stories). He also anchored briefly on KING5. A link to his story:
ICYMI, it appears COX-APOLLO owned KIRO7 in Seattle has cut almost a dozen staff as cutbacks across the company reportedly continue. The only names confirmed so far are Sports DIrector Chris Francis, son of longtime NBC correspondent Fred Francis, and his producer, Chris Swanson, who formerly worked for me at the old Northwest Cable News. No word on how KIRO will cover sports in the market going forward, with the Mariners leading the AL West, the Seahawks and UW football coming soon, not to mention the Kraken's fourth hockey season. Gonna be interesting to watch. I already notice KOMO's weekend news, where the news anchor reads just a minute or two of sports. Nico Tamurian is the station's only sports reporter/anchor right now. Courtesy: ftvlive.com ...
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