Mary Nam

Seattle

News Anchor at KOMO-TV (Seattle, WA)

Evening Co-Anchor, ARC Seattle at KUNS-TV (Bellevue, WA)

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Hard Turn: Dreaming big and having dual careers with Jennifer and Jerry

1 month ago | komonews.com | Mary Nam

SEATTLE — Want to pursue a second career? That’s exactly what the dynamic couple behind Guardian Cellars did. Guardian Cellars was born out of a passion project when Jerry Riener stumbled onto winemaking. The longtime police officer happened to see trucks filled with grapes rolling into a local winery. It piqued his interest and he volunteered to help; the more he learned, the more he fell in love with the process of making wine.
Hard Turn: The sandwich generation with Julia

2 months ago | komonews.com | Mary Nam

SEATTLE — When my mom moved in with us in 2020, it felt like a unique situation. Within a month, I discovered two of my neighbors also had their parents living with them. Since then, I've learned of several others. It's hardly unique!According to the Pew Research Center, more than 50% of people in their 40s in America are living in the sandwich generation - actively caring for an aging parent and their own children.
Hard Turn: Retirement with Connie

2 months ago | komonews.com | Mary Nam

We’re excited and, quite frankly, honored to have Connie as our featured guest on this week’s episode of the Hard Turn podcast. And what fun it was to be the one to ask her the questions! It was such a treat to talk to Connie about retirement. This is a chapter people fantasize about. It's a part of life we wonder if we'll ever reach - at least the way we have seen it played out in television shows, movies, and advertisements.
Hard Turn: Making new friends with Emmely

Jan 15, 2025 | komonews.com | Mary Nam

SEATTLE — Making friends can be challenging at any age, but what happens when you’re decades removed from the convenient playground social scene of childhood and you’re an adult? We need friends, too!This week on the Hard Turn podcast, Mary introduces you to Emmely Avila. After struggling to foster new friendships in the city she grew up in, Emmely bravely started her own meet-up for other like-minded adults and was blown away by the response.
KOMO News Anchor Eric Johnson to retire in June after 39-year career

Apr 30, 2024 | pugetsoundradio.com | Michael Easton |Mary Nam

by Mary Nam,KOMO News AnchorApril 29, 2024Longtime KOMO News Anchor Eric Johnson will retire in June after a nearly four-decade career in local television. Eric’s 39-year career in television began in Boise, Idaho, shortly after graduating from Washington State University. He had dreamed of becoming a sportscaster since he was 9 years old after watching Howard Cosell on Monday Night Football. “I saw Howard Cosell and it was, ‘Woah! What is that? I want to do that!’” Eric laughed recalling that day.
Eric Johnson retires after 3 decades of storytelling at KOMO News

Apr 29, 2024 | komonews.com | Mary Nam

SEATTLE — Longtime KOMO News Anchor Eric Johnson has retired after a nearly four-decade career in local television. Eric’s 39-year career in television began in Boise, Idaho, shortly after graduating from Washington State University. He had dreamed of becoming a sportscaster since he was 9 years old after watching Howard Cosell on Monday Night Football. “I saw Howard Cosell and it was, ‘Woah! What is that? I want to do that!’” Eric laughed recalling that day.
Eric Johnson retires after 3 decades of storytelling at KOMO News

Apr 29, 2024 | seattlerefined.com | Mary Nam

Longtime KOMO News Anchor Eric Johnson has retired after a nearly four-decade career in local television. Eric’s 39-year career in television began in Boise, Idaho, shortly after graduating from Washington State University. He had dreamed of becoming a sportscaster since he was 9 years old after watching Howard Cosell on Monday Night Football. “I saw Howard Cosell and it was, ‘Woah! What is that? I want to do that!’” Eric laughed recalling that day.
KOMO News Anchor Eric Johnson to retire in June after 39-year career

Apr 29, 2024 | seattlerefined.com | Mary Nam

Longtime KOMO News Anchor Eric Johnson will retire in June after a nearly four-decade career in local television. Eric’s 39-year career in television began in Boise, Idaho, shortly after graduating from Washington State University. He had dreamed of becoming a sportscaster since he was 9 years old after watching Howard Cosell on Monday Night Football. “I saw Howard Cosell and it was, ‘Woah! What is that? I want to do that!’” Eric laughed recalling that day.
Classification of Companion Animals’ Ocular Diseases: Domain Adversarial Learning for Imbalanced Data

Dec 18, 2023 | ieeexplore.ieee.org | Mary Nam |Suh-Yeon Dong

In recent years, the rise of computer-aided diagnosis (CAD) has improved the field of ophthalmology medicine to assist healthcare professionals. By analyzing various ocular imaging modalities such as optical coherence tomography (OCT), fundus photography, and visual field tests, CAD systems assist ophthalmologists in detecting subtle abnormalities that might be difficult to identify with the naked eye.
A man of 10,000 stories: Keith Eldridge's unforgettable reporting in the South Sound

Nov 30, 2023 | komonews.com | Mary Nam

SEATTLE — For 23 years, Keith Eldridge served as the South Sound Bureau Chief for KOMO News, becoming a familiar face for viewers in southwest Washington. His journey with KOMO-TV began in 1983, during the era of Kathi Goerzten and Jim Harriett, and saw him cover an extensive range of stories - from Pierce County to the Oregon border and the bustling halls of the state Legislature. Keith's tenure witnessed monumental events in Olympia, including the legalization of marijuana and gay marriage.