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Ben Williamson

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Ben is an Emmy nominated reporter that joined WBTV in July of 2016 as an anchor and reporter after working for our sister station in Savannah, GA.

He was born and raised just outside of Atlanta and most of his family still resides in Georgia. Ben attended the University of Georgia (Go Dawgs!) where he graduated with two degrees; one in Broadcast Journalism and the other in Communication Studies.

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Martínez lanza 7, Williamson y Fortes pegan dobles y Rays vencen 4-3 a Medias Rojas

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By Ben Williamson
| Boston Herald Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... ST. PETERSBURG, Florida, EE.UU. (AP) — Nick Martinez permitió seis hits en siete entradas, Ben Williamson y Nick Fortes conectaron dobles productores, y los Rays de Tampa Bay resistieron para vencer la noche del martes por 4-3 a los Medias Rojas de Boston. Martinez (6-2) permitió tres carreras mientras ponchaba a dos. Kevin Kelly añadió una octava entrada sin hits, y Bryan Baker lanzó la novena para su 18º salvamento.
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Duke Energy to grant funds for habitat projects

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By Ben Williamson
| The Lancaster News Verified
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Beginning May 1, qualifying government agencies and nonprofit organizations are encouraged to submit applications for the Catawba-Wateree Habitat Enhancement Program (CWHEP). The program funds projects that create, enhance, and protect fish and wildlife habitats along the shores of the Catawba-Wateree River, as well as in their watersheds.
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Duke Energy to grant funds for habitat projects

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By Ben Williamson
| Enquirer-Journal Verified
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Beginning May 1, qualifying government agencies and nonprofit organizations are encouraged to submit applications for the Catawba-Wateree Habitat Enhancement Program (CWHEP). The program funds projects that create, enhance, and protect fish and wildlife habitats along the shores of the Catawba-Wateree River, as well as in their watersheds.
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