
Julianna Furfari
Evening Anchor at WSBT-TV (South Bend, IN)
Evening Anchor @wsbt | Former: @fox56wolf @nbc24wnwo @wtov9 @columbiajourn @villanovau | Stories? 📧 [email protected]
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2 days ago |
wsbt.com | Julianna Furfari
TOPICS:Maxi'sFireRestaurantRestorationTheftCustomersEmotionsBluSkyA devastating fire, thefts, and now, more questions than answers. The shell of a local popular restaurant, Maxi's Food & Spirit Barn, stands on Ireland Road. What's inside, may be surprising to customers that spent decades in the rustic building on South Bend's south side. WSBT 22 was there on a Saturday at 4:00. For the first time in more than 6 months, voices echo through the walls of the building.
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1 month ago |
wsbt.com | Julianna Furfari
Nearly 3 in 10 women and 1 in 10 men in this country have experienced rape, physical violence or stalking by a partner and report it had a major impact on their functioning. Those cases are just a fraction of the people experiencing domestic violence. By definition, domestic violence stems from power and control and while every case may look different the number of people who report experiencing domestic violence is staggering.
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1 month ago |
wsbt.com | Julianna Furfari
While from the outside the building looks almost ready to welcome customers, the inside tells a very different story. It has been nearly 6 months since a fire tore through Maxi's Food and Spirits Barn in South Bend. TOPICS:FireMaxi's Food & Spirits BarnSouth BendRestoration companyFamily businessBuilding guttedCommunityCustomersIt has been nearly 6 months since a fire tore through Maxi's Food and Spirits Barn in South Bend.
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1 month ago |
wsbt.com | Julianna Furfari
TOPICS:IntergenerationalEarly Learning CenterHubbard HillMr. BobWisdomGenerationsMentorshipCommunityParenting isn't easy and as the saying goes...it takes a village. At the Early Learning Center in Elkhart, part of that village are the residents of Hubbard Hill Living Wisdom Community. The two buildings separated by only a parking lot are home to an intergenerational program that is bridging the gap between generations. It is a place where age is just a number.
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1 month ago |
wsbt.com | Julianna Furfari
We are hearing from three sisters who survived in the Sunnyside neighborhood and what they remember from that horrible day. At 18, 16 and 13, tornados were the last thing on the minds of Pam, Teresa and Deb. (WSBT photo)
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