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Syracuse TV anchor Nicole Sommavilla is leaving NewsChannel 9 WSYR after practically 6 years.
Sommavilla, who anchored the native ABC affiliate’s morning and midday newscasts, announced Wednesday that she is transferring again to her hometown to be close to her household.
“Thank all of you expecting welcoming me into your properties with open arms for trusting me to share such significant tales,” she informed viewers. “I got here right here to make an impression on this group, however you have got had an impression on my life too and which means extra to me than a lot of you’ll ever know. I consider few issues occur by likelihood and I do know God was intentional about bringing me to this particular group that I cherished a lot.”
Sommavilla began working at NewsChannel 9 in October 2018 as a reporter and weekend anchor. She finally joined WSYR-TV’s “The Morning Information,” co-anchoring weekday mornings and midday newscasts with co-anchor Ryan Dean and meteorologist Kate Thornton.
In line with her bio, Sommavilla is a New York Metropolis native who grew up in Westchester County. She graduated from Ithaca Faculty in 2016 and commenced her broadcasting profession at WSNN in Sarasota, Florida.
In 2017, Sommavilla was identified with Lyme illness and gained a Telly Award for a collection, “Residing with Lyme,” plus a New York Emmy Award for a primetime particular in regards to the sickness. She stated she works to lift consciousness and push for extra analysis and funding, together with on the CNY Lyme and Tick-Borne Illness Alliance.
“I’m eternally grateful for this chapter however it’s time to flip the web page and comply with the place God is main me so from the underside of my coronary heart thanks for altering my life,” Sommavilla stated Wednesday, thanking her co-workers each on digital camera and behind the scenes. “Within the smart phrases of ‘Winnie the Pooh,’ how fortunate am I to have one thing that makes saying goodbye so onerous. And it’s probably not goodbye it’s simply see you quickly.”
