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Mark and his wife Marysia live in the Boston area and have three daughters, Allison, Juliana, and Alena.

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Mark Ockerbloom Biography

Mark Ockerbloom is an American Award-Winning journalist working as an anchor for WFXT Boston25 News. Mark is a native of Winchester, Massachusetts. Growing up in a newspaper family, Mark has always been intrigued by current events.

He knows firsthand the type of trust viewers place in their newscasters, and the passion with which they follow local news. He and his wife Marysia live in the Boston area and have three daughters, Allison, Juliana, and Alena.

Mark Ockerbloom WFXT Boston25 News

Ockerbloom is an Emmy-Award-winning anchor for Boston 25 News. He co-anchors Boston 25 News at 5:00, 6:00, 10:00 and 11:00. He’s been with WFXT since 2004 and is one of the Boston region’s most regarded columnists.

From sports to governmental issues, his profundity of information about the Boston region adds sharp knowledge to large numbers of the tales he covers. Significant stories Mark has covered over the course of the years incorporate the Boston Marathon Bombings, Whitey Bulger’s catch, the Aaron Hernandez preliminary, the Pope’s visit to America, and the burial service for previous President George H. W. Bush.

He’s additionally covered a few Patriots’ Super Bowls and Red Sox World Series just as the entirety of the triumph marches that followed. Prior to coming to WFXT, Mark secured evening sportscasts and co-hosted a daily games show at NECN.

Before getting back to New England, Mark worked at KOCO-TV in Oklahoma City where he was named Oklahoma’s Sportscaster of the Year. Mark got his beginning as a TV sportscaster at WMUR-TV in Manchester, New Hampshire. He has gotten broadcasting grants from the Associated Press and The Society of Professional Journalists.

In 2010, Mark got a Boston/New England Emmy for Best News Anchor. In 2017 he brought home another Emmy for his job in the station’s inclusion of the State Police Overtime Scandal and in 2019 he caught a third Emmy for the station’s inclusion of the Merrimack Valley Explosions.

Mark is a BC High and Providence College graduate and is a functioning ally of JDRF, NAMI, Special Olympics Massachusetts, and Medfield Public Schools.

He additionally chips in at the Pan-Mass Challenge to pay tribute to his more seasoned sibling Carl, who lost his fight with malignant growth in 2004. Mark appreciates playing hockey, softball, fishing, and golf. An ardent sprinter, Mark ran the 2002 Boston Marathon with his sibling Carl, a memory he appreciates right up ’til today.