HAPPY 63rd ANNIVERSARY JAMAICA
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JIFI~NYC - "Women In Power" Brunch Was Amazing!
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PAST EVENT (LADIES BRUNCH) APRIL 18, 2021
2021 JIFI~NYC ~~ "LADIES WHO BRUNCH"
Appearance by:
Honorable, Mrs. Alsion Wilson, Consul General of Jamaica to New York
JIFI~NYC HONOREE, MRS. STACY-ANN GOODEN
Mrs. Gooden is the weekend meteorologist and weekday feature reporter for WPIX 11 News. As a Jamaican native who was raised in Brooklyn, she came to WPIX from NY1, where she served as the morning meteorologist.
In addition to providing local weather updates, Stacy-Ann has also presented national weather forecasts for NBC Weather Plus and CBS This Morning Saturday.
When it comes to delivering the forecast, Stacy-Ann is known for her upbeat personality and straightforward approach. “You don’t have to use a lot of scientific jargon to explain what’s going on outside. It’s about providing viewers with a forecast that anyone at any age can understand,” she explained.
Stacy-Ann has covered all types of weather events, including nor’easters, tropical cyclones and other types of weather phenomena. She was awarded a New York Press Club award for her work covering Superstorm Sandy.
Her passion for weather began when she majored in geoscience while at Mississippi State University. She also holds a Bachelor of Arts degree at St. John’s University.
When she’s not chasing storms, Stacy-Ann enjoys spending time with her family. You can get to know more about her husband and two children by checking out Stacy-Ann’s Weather Anchor Mama blog and YouTube channel.
She’s also had a recurring role as a news reporter on Fox’s hit series “The Following,” has appeared in NBC’s “The Mysteries of Laura and American Odyssey,” CBS All Access’ “Tell Me a Story,” as well as Netflix’s “The Punisher.”
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