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January 29, 2010

Minnesotan quits TV anchor job to do work in Haiti

AP via Star Tribune | Northland's NewsCenter

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Julie Pearce, a news anchor at Duluth's KBJR-TV and a registered nurse, says: "It just broke my heart knowing that there's something that I can actually do, that I actually have the skills to do something about what I'm reading and what I'm telling to our audience." She does her last newscast on Sunday. || Read KBJR's story about Pearce's plans.

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