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Julie Walker is an award winning journalist who lives and works in New York.

Julie reports on business news, breaking news and general assignment stories.

After moving back to New York she interned at WNYC TV and freelanced at MSNBC before landing a full time job at NY1 News where she covered everything from 9/11 to the crash of flight 587 to entertainment.

Julie has a BA from Wellesley College as well as a Certificate in Television News Production from New York University.

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