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Vince Lattanzio’s Biography

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Vince Lattanzio is a digital and television journalist for NBC10.com and NBC10 News. He covers a variety of topics that affect the citizens of the Delaware and Lehigh Valleys.

Lattanzio joined NBC10 in March 2008 as a Digital Content Producer. He later transitioned to Evening Editor of NBC10.com, where he helped coordinate the station’s early social media efforts.

Lattanzio played an integral role in the launch of NBC Philadelphia Nonstop, the station’s digital 24-hour news and lifestyle channe…

Vince Lattanzio’s Journalist Portfolio

"Recovery High" a Respite for Young Addicts

"Recovery High" a Respite for Young Addicts

local Recovering teenage addict Steve couldn't imagine going back to his old high school after gaining the co…

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New App Gives Firefighters Full-View at Fire Scenes

New App Gives Firefighters Full-View at Fire Scenes

local The Philadelphia Fire Department is beta-testing a new mobile application that gives crews vital inform…

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Nutter Busts a Move to 'Blurred Lines'

Nutter Busts a Move to 'Blurred Lines'

local He knows you want it. Mayor Michael Nutter that is. MixMaster Mike, as he's been known, had a great tim…

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Philadelphia-Bound Travelers at LAX: Scene Was 'Chaotic, Surreal'

Philadelphia-Bound Travelers at LAX: Scene Was 'Chaotic, Surreal'

local Travelers waiting to board Philadelphia-bound flights at Los Angeles International Airport on Friday sa…

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Smartphone, Computer Vital in Preparing for Next Sandy-Like Storm

Smartphone, Computer Vital in Preparing for Next Sandy-Like Storm

local You know to store food, water and batteries for an impending storm, but it's your smartphone and comput…

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"Unreal" Overdose Spike Has Officials Ready to Fight Opioid Drugs

"Unreal" Overdose Spike Has Officials Ready to Fight Opioid Drugs

local An alarming number of drug overdoses has officials in one suburban Philadelphia township gearing up for…

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"The Shrimp of the Land"

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By Vince Lattanzio Verified
| KXAS-TV (Fort Worth, TX) Verified
Billions of bite-sized snacks are about to appear in your backyard. After nearly two decades living under the earth, cicadas are about to shake off the dirt and invade our great outdoors. And they'll be ripe for your feasting says Isa Betancourt, an entomologist from the Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University. "It's a delicacy that's rare," says Betancourt, who's known to dine on a few bugs from time to time.
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DC's mayor on Martha's Vineyard trip after Trump's police takeover

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By Vince Lattanzio Verified, Mark Segraves Verified, Andrea Swalec Verified
| WRC-TV (Washington, DC) Verified
D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser left the District for Martha's Vineyard on Wednesday after President Donald Trump federalized the police department, sources told News4. A spokesperson for the mayor she a family obligation, had to pick up her daughter and will return on Friday. Trump's decision to take over the Metropolitan Police Department for at least 30 days was met with ire from Bowser and other city leaders. "We're not some hellscape," Bowser told News4 Tuesday.
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Washington Commanders returning to DC with new stadium deal at RFK site

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By Vince Lattanzio Verified, Mark Segraves Verified
| WRC-TV (Washington, DC) Verified
The Washington Commanders are expected to return to their namesake city under a nearly $3 billion deal creating a new stadium on the site of the team's historic home, sources familiar with the plan tell News4. District leaders and Commanders ownership will outline the announcement to build a new stadium on the 170-plus acre site of the mothballed Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium along the banks of the Anacostia River.
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