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Jamie Boll

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Husband/father,reporter/anchor at WBTV in Charlotte, R/Ts only mean something about it is interesting.
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Jamie has been with WBTV since March of 2005 co-anchoring WBTV News First at 4:00 with Brigida Mack and WBTV News at 5:30 with Molly Grantham. He is also one of WBTV's investigative and political reporters. Jamie has also traveled to Arizona to cover the immigration impact on the Carolinas and to India to report on the outsourcing of high tech jobs.

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UNC Charlotte selected to lead NSF Engines grant to modernize US power grid

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By Jamie Boll Verified
| WBTV-TV (Charlotte, NC) Verified
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - The University of North Carolina Charlotte has been selected by the U.S. National Science Foundation to lead a research effort aimed at modernizing the nation’s power grid, university officials announced. The first confirmation of grant arrived in an email to the university’s Vice Chancellor for Research, John Daniels. UNC Charlotte Chancellor Sharon Gaber said the grant is the result of years of work.
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Charlotte healthcare startup accelerator program prepares entrepreneurs for investor showcase

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By Jamie Boll Verified
| WBTV-TV (Charlotte, NC) Verified
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - Scientists and entrepreneurs are working in Charlotte to solve some of health care’s most vexing dilemmas through a new accelerator program dedicated to medical startups. It’s called gBETA Charlotte Health. This is the city’s first accelerator program dedicated solely to health care startups. It was created through a partnership between the city and Advocate Health. Dozens tried to get into the program. Only five got the opportunity to participate in the program.
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Titanic exhibition in Charlotte highlights North Carolina postal clerk who died in 1912 disaster

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By Jamie Boll Verified
| WBTV-TV (Charlotte, NC) Verified
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - Titanic The Exhibition is open at the Park Expo in Charlotte. It tells the story of the 1912 disaster that claimed more than 1,600 lives. It features recreations of the ship and more than 300 artifacts. The exhibition’s journey starts at the Harlan and Wolff Shipbuilding Yards in Belfast, where 15,000 workers built the ship. Mark Lach, creative director of the exhibition, said at the time Titanic was the largest moving object ever made by the hands of man.
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