Susan Kim

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  Stacey Kannenberg and TMJ4's Susan Kim delivered the keynote for Waukesha's Healthy Families.

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  Join Covenant Healthcare and Hosts Kimberly Kane, Carole Meekins, and Susan Kim of TODAY's TMJ4 for "A Special Day for Women by Women" - a daylong program on Sat., March 27, 2004 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Midwest Airlines Center in Milwaukee.

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  Meet TODAY'S TMJ4's Susan Kim!Susan Kim of TODAY'S TMJ4 will be on Candy Cane Lane from 6-7:30 p.m.
  
  December 16
  
  Dinner with Santa, Shorewood InnJoin us at the Shorewood Inn, 4473 N. Oakland Avenue in Shorewood, for Dinner with Santa on Monday, December 16th from 5-7pm.The staff at the Shorewood Inn will be preparing a special menu for you and your family to enjoy with none other than jolly ole' Saint Nick!Reservations are suggested by calling 414-964-2350.

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  Susan Kim
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  Susan Kim TODAY'S TMJ4 anchor and reporter
  
  Susan Kim launched her broadcast journalism career with a little bit of "northern exposure." She began as an anchor, reporter and producer for KJUD-TV, the ABC/NBC affiliate in
  
  Juneau, Alaska . She produced and anchored morning cut-ins, reported, produced and anchored the 6 p.m. weather report and was acting news director. All in a day's work for this talented, young journalist who was eager to make it big in television news. "Since I was little, I always wanted to be in broadcasting," said Susan. "I grew up watching TV and reading about things that looked interesting to me."
  
  Susan grew up with her parents and brother, James, in
  
  Seattle, Washington . College eventually took her to the opposite coast, to
  
  Boston
  
  University where she studied political science. While at BU, she was able to combine her interest in television and politics by landing a key opportunity: an internship with the Jefferson-Pilot Broadcasting Washington D.C. Bureau, which had her covering press briefings with President Reagan, members of Congress, cabinet members and governors.
  
  Susan's brush with politics didn't end in college. She covered local politics as a professional journalist while at
  
  Anchorage, Alaska 's KIMO-TV. She co-moderated election debates for local and statewide coverage, and she co-anchored live election night coverage. That, in addition to her primary responsibility: co-anchoring the evening newscast. The highlight of Susan's career at KIMO, however, was her role as lead reporter on the Exxon Valdez oil spill. "That experience had a huge impact on my perception of disasters," said Susan.
  
  Susan started at TODAY'S TMJ4 in April of 1994 as a general assignment reporter three days a week and as weekend assignment editor. She currently co-anchors "Live at Daybreak" with
  
  Vince Vitrano . Susan and her husband, Patrick, keep busy with their three kids, Madeline, Gabrielle and Alex, but still try to sneak in an occasional round of golf.

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  TODAY'S TMJ4: Profiles - [Cached Version]
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  TMJ4 Anchor and Reporter Susan Kim launched her broadcast journalism career with a little bit of "northern exposure."She began as an anchor, reporter and producer for KJUD-TV, the ABC/NBC affiliate in Juneau, Alaska.She produced and anchored morning cut-ins, reported, produced and anchored the 6 p.m. weather report and was acting news director.All in a day's work for this talented, young journalist who was eager to make it big in television news."Since I was little, I always wanted to be in broadcasting," said Susan."I grew up watching TV and reading about things that looked interesting to me."
  
  Susan grew up with her parents and brother, James, in Seattle, Washington.College eventually took her to the opposite coast, to Boston University where she studied political science.While at BU, she was able to combine her interest in television and politics by landing a key opportunity: an internship with the Jefferson-Pilot Broadcasting Washington D.C. Bureau, which had her covering press briefings with President Reagan, members of Congress, cabinet members and governors.
  
  Susan's brush with politics didn't end in college.She covered local politics as a professional journalist while at Anchorage, Alaska's KIMO-TV.She co-moderated election debates for local and statewide coverage, and she co-anchored live election night coverage.That, in addition to her primary responsibility: co-anchoring the evening newscast.The highlight of Susan's career at KIMO, however, was her role as lead reporter on the Exxon Valdez oil spill."That experience had a huge impact on my perception of disasters," said Susan.
  
  Susan started at TODAY'S TMJ4 in April of 1994 as a general assignment reporter three days a week and as weekend assignment editor.She currently co-anchors 4 News Now at 4:30 with Mike Jacobs and reports for The 10:00 Report.
  
  Susan and her husband Patrick are proud parents of Madeline, born June 28, 2001.
  
  When they have free time, Susan and Patrick enjoy golfing, golfing, and golfing!
  
  Win a dream trip to the Richard Petty Racing Experience

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  TODAY'S TMJ4: Profiles - [Cached Version]
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  TMJ4 Anchor and Reporter Susan Kim launched her broadcast journalism career with a little bit of "northern exposure."She began as an anchor, reporter and producer for KJUD-TV, the ABC/NBC affiliate in Juneau, Alaska.She produced and anchored morning cut-ins, reported, produced and anchored the 6 p.m. weather report and was acting news director.All in a day's work for this talented, young journalist who was eager to make it big in television news."Since I was little, I always wanted to be in broadcasting," said Susan."I grew up watching TV and reading about things that looked interesting to me."
  
  Susan grew up with her parents and brother, James, in Seattle, Washington.College eventually took her to the opposite coast, to Boston University where she studied political science.While at BU, she was able to combine her interest in television and politics by landing a key opportunity: an internship with the Jefferson-Pilot Broadcasting Washington D.C. Bureau, which had her covering press briefings with President Reagan, members of Congress, cabinet members and governors.
  
  Susan's brush with politics didn't end in college.She covered local politics as a professional journalist while at Anchorage, Alaska's KIMO-TV.She co-moderated election debates for local and statewide coverage, and she co-anchored live election night coverage.That, in addition to her primary responsibility: co-anchoring the evening newscast.The highlight of Susan's career at KIMO, however, was her role as lead reporter on the Exxon Valdez oil spill."That experience had a huge impact on my perception of disasters," said Susan.
  
  Susan started at TODAY'S TMJ4 in April of 1994 as a general assignment reporter three days a week and as weekend assignment editor.She currently co-anchors 4 News Now at 4:30 with Mike Jacobs and reports for The 10:00 Report.
  
  Susan and her husband Patrick are proud parents of Madeline, born June 28, 2001.
  
  When they have free time, Susan and Patrick enjoy golfing, golfing, and golfing!
  
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  Today's TMJ4 - Milwaukee, Wisconsin News, Weather,... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 9/13/2009    Last Visited: 9/13/2009  

  Susan Kim

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  Welcome to TODAY'S TMJ4 - The NBC Affiliate in... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 1/1/2006    Last Visited: 1/1/2006  

  TODAY'S TMJ4 anchor and reporter Susan Kim launched her broadcast journalism career with a little bit of "northern exposure."She began as an anchor, reporter and producer for KJUD-TV, the ABC/NBC affiliate in Juneau, Alaska.She produced and anchored morning cut-ins, reported, produced and anchored the 6 p.m. weather report and was acting news director.All in a day's work for this talented, young journalist who was eager to make it big in television news."Since I was little, I always wanted to be in broadcasting," said Susan."I grew up watching TV and reading about things that looked interesting to me."
  
  Susan grew up with her parents and brother, James, in Seattle, Washington.College eventually took her to the opposite coast, to Boston University where she studied political science.While at BU, she was able to combine her interest in television and politics by landing a key opportunity: an internship with the Jefferson-Pilot Broadcasting Washington D.C. Bureau, which had her covering press briefings with President Reagan, members of Congress, cabinet members and governors.
  
  Susan's brush with politics didn't end in college.She covered local politics as a professional journalist while at Anchorage, Alaska's KIMO-TV.She co-moderated election debates for local and statewide coverage, and she co-anchored live election night coverage.That, in addition to her primary responsibility: co-anchoring the evening newscast.The highlight of Susan's career at KIMO, however, was her role as lead reporter on the Exxon Valdez oil spill."That experience had a huge impact on my perception of disasters," said Susan.
  
  Susan started at TODAY'S TMJ4 in April of 1994 as a general assignment reporter three days a week and as weekend assignment editor.She currently co-anchors "Live at Daybreak" with Andy Trienen and reports for "Live at 10:00."Susan and her husband, Patrick, keep busy with their three kids, Madeline, Gabrielle and Alex, but still try to sneak in an occasional round of golf.

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  Susan Kim - Special Assignment
  
  Hectic schedules and long days make it easy to forget just *what's* going on.New so-called memory boosters promise to help.But do they?Four on your side's Susan Kim says in some cases-- forget about it!
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  Susan Kim, Today's TMJ four.

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  Susan Kim - Special Assignment
  
  When you bounce around from job to job, it can be tough to keep track of your retirement funds.Susan Kim has some important tips for you in tonight's special assignment.
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  Susan Kim, Today's TMJ 4.

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