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Greg Carannante
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Contributing Writer, City & Shore
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By Greg Carannante| South Florida Sun Sentinel Verified If you haven’t seen Jim Berry’s friendly face on television, it might be safe to assume you don’t watch much TV. Berry’s been a fixture of the local market as both a sports and news anchor since 1988, and he’s anchored more sportscasts than anyone in the history of South Florida television. “I feel like the Lou Gehrig of sportscasters,” Berry has said of his 35 years in the market.
By Greg Carannante| South Florida Sun Sentinel Verified Carl Hiaasen loves talking about the monkey. You can hear it in his voice. For those familiar with the best-selling author’s literary monkeyshines, this will not come as a surprise. “Her name is Crystal,” he is saying. “She’s very famous. She’s been in “The Hangover,” “Night at the Museum,” all these movies. She was kind of a little diva. There was a stunt monkey that traveled with her — or a double, I don’t know what the term is. And they rent them a house.
By Greg Carannante| South Florida Sun Sentinel Verified If you haven’t seen Jim Berry’s friendly face on television, it might be safe to assume you don’t watch much TV. Berry’s been a fixture of the local market as both a sports and news anchor since 1988, and he’s anchored more sportscasts than anyone in the history of South Florida television. “I feel like the Lou Gehrig of sportscasters,” Berry has said of his 35 years in the market.
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