Mary Saladna Biography
Mary Saladna is an Emmy award-winning journalist and reporter from the United States who now works at WCVB Boston for NewsCenter 5 as a general assignment reporter and fill-in anchor.
Mary Saladna Age/Birthday
Saladna is a really private individual. As a result, she seldom shares personal details such as her date of birth and year of birth. As a result, her age is unclear, but we will inform you as soon as further information becomes available.
Mary Saladna Height
Saladna has a height of 1.54 meters. She has not, however, provided any details about her weight or other physical measurements. Nonetheless, we’re keeping an eye on her and will update this post as soon as new information becomes available.
Mary Saladna Family
Saladna was born in the United States and raised there. She, on the other hand, prefers to keep her personal life private and has not yet revealed the names of her parents or siblings. As soon as new information becomes available, we will update this page.
Mary Saladna Husband
Saladna is a married woman. She has been married to her husband Ed Shipman since October 1998. They are blessed with a son, Sam (born 2005). The family resides in the Boston area.
Mary Saladna Education
Saladna studied international business and politics at the University of Exeter in England and at Pennsylvania State University, where she majored in marketing.
Mary Saladna Career
Saladna works for NewsCenter 5 as a general assignment reporter and fill-in anchor. She has been nominated for several New England Emmy Awards for anchoring and reporting throughout her time at WCVB. Her reporting on the deadly Merrimack Valley gas explosions earned her an Emmy Award in 2019.
Saladna also received two Emmy Awards in 2017, one for Continuous Coverage and the other for her reporting on the “Taunton Rampage” story, which helped WCVB win the prized Best Newscast title. She has been nominated three times for Emmy Awards for Individual Achievement for her work as a news anchor, and she won the award in 2001. She was nominated for six Emmys by the Philadelphia Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences for her reporting and anchoring work while at WGAL. She’s also the recipient of a number of Associated Press Awards.
Saladna was the co-anchor of WGAL-5:30 TV’s p.m. and 11 p.m. weekday newscasts before joining Channel 5 in September 1999. Hearst Television is the owner of both WGAL and WCVB. Saldana’s broadcast experience includes work as a promotional producer at KDKA-TV in Pittsburgh, anchor/reporter at WHAG-TV in Hagerstown, Md., anchor/reporter at WJAC-TV in Johnstown, Penn., and creator, executive producer, and host of “Pulse,” a national Emmy, regional Emmy, Iris Award, and three Pennsylvania Association of Broadcasters awards-winning health care problems magazine.
Saladna supports the Ellie Fund, the Jeff Coombs Foundation, ALS One, Home Base – a Red Sox Foundation and Massachusetts General Hospital Program, the American Heart Association, and the Mass 9/11 Fund through her volunteer work. Saladna has volunteered with the Children’s Miracle Network, United Cerebral Palsy, Easter Seals, Special Olympics, MADD/SADD, and children’s safety organizations in the past. She also campaigns for voter registration, CPR instruction, organ donation, and AIDS awareness.
Mary Saladna Net Worth
Saldana’s net worth and annual salary are currently under review and will soon be updated.
