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Name | Mary Bubala |
Eyebrows | No information is availalble |
Age / How old / Birthday / Date of Birth / DOB | Born in 1969. As of 2024, she is around 55 years old. |
Wedding & Marriage / Husband / Engaged / Spouse / Partner | Married. Check the full bio for relationship details. |
Where does Mary Bubala live? | Bubala resides in Baltimore City with her husband, two sons, and SPCA rescue dog, Copper. |
Children / No. of Kids | 2 |
Ethnicity / Origin / Heritage / Race | White |
Nationality | American |
Wiki Biography / Profile Background
Introduction :
Mary Bubala is a Baltimore-based American news reporter and anchor who currently works for WBFF-TV as an Evening News Anchor. Prior to that, she had worked for over 15 years at WJZ-TV.
Personal Life, Parents and Family Details :
- Mary Bubala (married Smith) was born in September 1969 in Illinois, to parents Paul and Carol.
- On September 14, 1996, Mary married Dr. Bruce Douglas Smith — an oncologist who also did leukaemia research at John Hopkins University.
- The couple met in Rochester, New York, where Mary was working at the time.
- They now have two sons, Matt and Nate, and also a dog named Copper.
Early Life and Education :
- At just ten years old, Mary knew she wanted to work in broadcasting when her parents bought her a tape recorder for Christmas. She would follow her family around and make them pretend they were famous people so she could interview them.
- As a sophomore at Glenbrook South High School in Glenview, Illinois, Mary began formally training for the news world when she became a member of the Glenbrook South Television (GBS-TV) media group.
- In a video from 1985, Mary explains how her time at the studio taught her radio production, how to speak fluently, and how to cue up music.
- After high school, Mary moved to New York to attend Ithaca College. She graduated in 1991 with a Bachelor of Science in Broadcast Journalism.
Career, Job, Salary and Net Worth :
- The day after graduating from college, Mary got a job with WENY-TV as a weekday news anchor and weekend reporter.
- While still in New York, she later worked at WBNG-TV and WORK-TV.
- She then moved a state over to Pennsylvania, where she worked as an anchor and reporter for WHTM-TV.
- After a few years in Pennsylvania, Mary again moved states in 1997 — this time to Baltimore, Maryland, — where she spent four years at WMAR-TV. She began with the network as a General Assignment Reporter but was soon given anchor duties as well.
- Mary joined WJZ-TV in December 2003 and worked there for well over a decade until September 2019. At WJZ-TV, she anchored the coveted 5 p.m. and 11 p.m. newscasts.
- In September 2019, she started as the Evening News Anchor for WBFF-TV.
Awards and Accolades :
During the course of her career, Mary has been recognized for excellence.
- In 2016, she won a regional Emmy Award for “Outstanding Anchor” and was nominated for another for her reporting on the Freddie Gray riots.
- In 2018, she was honored by the Maryland Daily Record as an “Influential Marylander.”
- While still in New York, she won “Best Series” for her work covering the conditions in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, and the local doctors who were trying to improve the city’s health care.
Fun Facts, Height and Trivia :
- Growing up with cats, Copper is the first dog Mary has ever owned (and she is hooked!). She came to adopt the hound mix after Copper was featured on a weekly adoption segment at WJZ-TV, put on by the SPCA.
- Like her husband, Mary’s father was also a doctor. He had volunteered at a free clinic prior to his death.
- When she is not reporting or anchoring, Mary enjoys activities like running, golfing and tennis.
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Mary did an excellent job on AIR and you could not find a better person. it was a shame to ‘fire’ her ot make her look bad. She is not a racist in the least. May she continue to do what she is very good at and I hope she will be very successful at her great work wherever she is.
May 2019 – by Alexander Karas
MARY FIRED UNJUSTLY???
1) Nothing she said was racist
2) Everything she said was factual
3) Reporters are to be “truth police” and report only facts so we the people can decide. Its NOT what MSM does breaking ethical journalistic rules daily. It cloaks color, cloaks religious affiliation of news makers, cloaks political party of those who have alleged a misdeed. EVEN after court of law finds them guilty
4) A truthful reporter doing her job
5) If the thin skinned folks suffering from the very contagious ‘selective offended syndrome’ continue to control truth, then WJZ and the rest of media are finished and should be dealt with accordingly – starting with changing the channel.
6) THIS IS JUST A FACT – The Baltimore Association of Black Journalists took issue with Bubala’s questioning as a reporter. The Black Journalists organization actually said “….. demonizing African Americans and women as poor leaders,” Hahaha ……. HELP me here for a minute folks
Did these complaining black journalists study math???
Thats 3 in a row by my count
OK What else??
So the predictable response is attacks form lefties that after 22 years of service to the News viewers of Baltimore this Emmy Award winning reporter who adores Baltimore is slain by the predictable sword of “go to action when failure happens” sexist and racism rants blaming everybody and everything else for the failures found in EVERY major Democrat controlled shitty in America
Where am I wrong? Somebody please correct me.
Maybe somebody like Elijah from the Congressional BLACK Caucus could chime in and chat with us about division from his Black Caucus seat.
7) For those unfamiliar with Mary Bubalas firing – here’s what happened.
In an interview with a Loyola College professor Mary stated, “We have had three African American female mayors in a row,” They were all passionate public servants. Two resigned, though. Isn’t it a signal that a different kind of leadership is needed to move Baltimore City forward?”
AND THAT SIMPLE, HONEST QUESTION FOLKS WAS THE ATOMIC-BOMB!
Mary could have implied for new leadership- a black male, yellow male, pink tranny, or OMG a white privileged loud mouth businessman who could clean up Baltimore Shitty once and for all.
GO MARY we need justice, not racist politically correct targeting of anything that can be twisted!!! Bravo Mary.