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Bree Sison

Bree SisonAward-winning journalist Bree Sison is a general assignment reporter for WBZ-TV News and primarily reports on weekday mornings as well as weekends.

Before coming to Boston, Sison was a morning anchor at WEAR-TV (ABC 3) in Pensacola, Florida, where she had worked since 2009. While at WEAR-TV, Sison anchored live from the field for two months during the Gulf Oil Spill of 2010. In addition to the duties of a morning anchor, Sison was responsible for the newscast’s website, social media posts, and filling in regularly as a producer and evening anchor. Prior to joining WEAR-TV, Sison worked at WMBB News (ABC 13) in Panama City, Florida, where she started in 2006 as a general assignment reporter who also shot and edited her pieces. In 2008, she was promoted to morning anchor and producer for the market’s number one rated morning show, and she won a Florida Associated Press Award for Individual Achievement. From 2004 to 2006, Sison worked as a reporter and producer for a PBS bi-monthly TV show called “InSight” in Richmond, Virginia.

Sison graduated from Virginia Commonwealth University in 2006 earning a BA degree in Political Science and Mass Communications, and she received a Master’s Degree in Political Management from George Washington University in 2012.

Sison is a member of the Asian America Journalists Association as well as the Society of Professional Journalists. She currently resides in the Boston area with her husband.

You can contact Bree at blsison@cbs.com.

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Gloucester Discusses Fishing Industry Disaster Relief Plan With NOAA

The City of Gloucester says preserving New England’s fishing industry is in the nation’s best interest, but they’ll need federal dollars to save it

2013/05/17

Christopher Plowman was struck by lightning in front of his Malden home. (CBS)

Malden Man Has Close Call With Lightning Strike

Thunderstorms late Wednesday night woke many people up in Eastern Massachusetts but they also almost killed a man.

2013/05/09

Gary Craig competed in the North Pole Marathon six days ago. (Credit: North Pole Marathon)

Boston Marathon Is Second Marathon In A Week For California Man

The Boston Marathon might be one of the most prestigious races in the world, but one runner says it will be a walk in the park compared to what he did last week.

2013/04/14

One runner practices in full costume.

Cold Weather Greets Runners For Final Long Marathon Training Run

With a little more than three weeks before Patriots’ Day, hundreds of Boston Marathon participants set out for their last long run before the race.

2013/03/23

The Longy School of Music is set to close in August, leaving hundreds of aspiring musicians without a place to play.

Harvard Square Music School Cutting Education For Non-Degree Students

In August, 700 children and 200 adults will have to find a new place to learn how to play music.

2013/03/16

Sullivan's on Castle Island will open for the season on Feb. 23. (CBS)

Sullivan’s On Castle Island Set To Open Saturday Despite Storm

Sullivan’s on Castle Island looks to reopen this Saturday after sitting closed for three months during the winter.

2013/02/21

Rep. Stephen Lynch and Rep. Ed Markey (Photos courtesy: Lynch and Paul Morigi/Getty Images)

Democratic Primary Race Heats Up In Hunt For Vacant Senate Seat

Congressman Ed Markey has a long way to go in his hunt to fill John Kerry’s vacant Senate seat, but the Democratic hopeful is feeling confident after receiving the support of some key education groups.

2013/02/16

Chris Demain (CBS)

Haverhill Soldier Wins AFC Championship Tickets

A soldier in the National Guard is among five lucky fans chosen to attend the AFC Championship by Dunkin Donuts.

2013/01/20

Patriots fans are preparing for the AFC Championship on Sunday, with some decorating their homes and front yards to support the team.

Patriots Hold Fan Day In Advance Of AFC Championship Game

Hundreds of fans showed up at Gillette Stadium on Saturday for a day of special events the day before the Patriots compete in the AFC Championship.

2013/01/19

(Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)

Several Mass. Communities Facing Flu Vaccine Shortages

As Massachusetts faces a spike in the number of influenza cases, health officials in towns across the state say they’re running out of vaccinations.

2013/01/11

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