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Olivia is a reporter for WAAY 31.
Olivia Schueller is a proud New Jersey native. Since the time she could watch the television screen, she has aspired to be a storyteller.
She graduated from Quinnipiac University in December 2020 with a bachelor's degree in Journalism. She was a member of Lambda Pi Eta, the communications honor society. Her heart will always be in Connecticut, where her dreams became a reality.
Olivia's career began in 2018 interning at a local station in CT, WTNH News8. In the summer of 2018, she worked at WPIX in NYC as a News Intern. There she covered the Tony Awards and interviewed Jake Gyllenhaal and Tom Sturridge.
Her excitement and passion for storytelling only grew from there. In the spring of 2019, she interned at NBC Connecticut in the investigative unit.
Olivia made one final stop in television news before making her WAAY to Huntsville.
In the summer of 2020, Olivia interned for Weekend Today, the weekend edition of the Today Show for NBC News. At Weekend Today, she pitched and researched a story focusing on inequality in America. It aired in early July on the Saturday edition.
Outside of her work, Olivia loves spending time with her friends and family, listening to country music, writing and eating lots of sushi.
On Monday, they responded to 7 potential covid-19 positive calls. He said that's the highest amount of calls related to the virus that they've received since April.
'We have no options, really,' said Dozier. 'You’ve given us a week to make these decisions.'
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“We’re still in the process of acquiring more equipment to continue and make sure we don’t run into the same situation again this year,” said Trulson.
"One thing I’ve noticed is how psychologically harmful this is on our kids, and I think that’s an aspect that’s been overlooked or set aside for now," said Clarie Nelson. "One of the giant things I feel is with these masks."
"This year we partnered with refuge church and are giving away 40,000 pounds of food," said Kenneth Anderson, Officer of Multicultural Affairs.
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"It took seven years to even find a house like this, but eventually, I found the program, and here I am," said Fletcher.
One of the largest chicken processing companies in the United States is facing a labor shortage.
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