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Shabnam Danesh
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Anchor and Reporter, WMBD-TV (Peoria, IL)
Peoria, Washington, D.C., United States
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Biography
Articulate multimedia journalist (MMJ) skilled at news judgment, reporting, shooting and editing news stories, digital content creation and enterprising story ideas with a professional background in criminal justice research, legal administration, hospitality and account management. Demonstrated proficiency using Sony Z150 camera, Adobe Premiere Pro, AP Style and filing FOIA requests. Bilingual with fluency in Farsi. Self-starter that works well independently and with others.
NFL , Washington Football Team , Georgetown Hoyas , Washington Wizards , NFL Draft
Content
By Shabnam Danesh Verified| CentralIllinoisProud.com Verified PEORIA, Ill. (WMBD) — Two Peoria-area congressmen are commending the U.S. Postal Service for putting more money and keeping jobs in the area. U.S. Reps. Eric Sorensen and Darin LaHood both praised the postal service for their announcement Monday that it would not move jobs from the Peoria Mail Processing and Distribution Center. Rather, the agency said it would invest up to $8.8 million as part of a 10-year Delivering for America plan to modernize the nation’s aged and neglected postal network.
By Shabnam Danesh Verified| CentralIllinoisProud.com Verified PEORAI, Ill. (WMBD) — A local nonprofit is ensuring families get to enjoy Easter dinner without breaking the bank. Neighborhood House is giving away 125 dinners at its first Easter food pantry on Thursday, April 10. Each meal, consisting of ham, mashed potatoes and gravy, corn, green beans and drinks, is meant to serve a family of four. “There’s this community aspect of food that we take very seriously when people come to our food pantry.
By Shabnam Danesh Verified| CentralIllinoisProud.com Verified PEORIA, Ill. (WMBD) — As part of National Crime Victims’ Rights Week, the nonprofit Mother’s War Against Violence hosted a panel to address ongoing challenges survivors face in seeking justice. Mother’s War Against Violence Executive Director Yolanda Wallace, who lost her son to gun violence, emphasized that breaking down barriers, like fear or mistrust of law enforcement, is key to supporting survivors and helping them heal.
Company Info
WMBD-TV (Peoria, IL)