 | 2008 Walk Now for Autism - Broward 8th Annual Broward Walk Now for Autism Increases Participation by Over 40% The 8th annual Broward Walk Now for Autism took place on Saturday, April 12 under sunny skies at The Sherman Library Green at Nova Southeastern University in Davie, Fla.More than 5,000 walkers on over 240 teams participated, raising over $411,000. Roxanne Vargas, NBC6/WTVJ news anchor, emceed and broadcast live from the walk, and recapped the day's events on the 5, 6 and 11 p.m. news. Former Miami Dolphins Ed Perry, John Bock, Bill Davis and Bobby Harden joined current tight-end David Martin to sign autographs for fans. Broward County School Board Chair Robin Bartleman was also in attendance. Entertainment was provided by Maria Esther Lovero, who sang songs from her "Singing with a Purpose" album, Hip Hop Kidz dance group, Exceptional Theater Company, USK Karate, and Gary Gore, the Walk's resident deejay, who kept the crowd's energy level high. The resource fair showcased 23 booths, including Toys"R"Us, Nutricia, Share a Pet, Eppy Financial Group, and Travel Ventures. A number of generous sponsors contributed to the success of the Broward Walk Now for Autism. Special thanks to National Walk sponsor Toys"R"Us for bringing Geoffrey the Giraffe and featuring the "10 Toys that Speak to Autism." Nutricia handed out samples, LITE FM brought their promotional van and prize wheel, and NBC6 broadcast live from the event. Tunies Health Foods, Sysco, Celsius Energy Drink, Javamo Coffee, CH Robinson and Ben and Jerry's Ice cream provided great refreshments. Many thanks to Walk Chair Dianne Orr for making this walk so successful. Visit the Broward Walk Now for Autism page or go to the Walk Now for Autism site to find a walk in your area. |
 | RDY Travis County Commissioner 60 Minutes: Covering numerous stories such as: Austin, Choker with Ed Bradley. Profile on Jim Hightower with Harry Reasoner. Sunday Morning: Charles Kuralt: and Charles Osgood episodes on; Illegal Aliens, Farm Aid I., II., and IV. An assignment on flying restaurants with Bill Guise, and too numerous to mention nature shots for the shows closing piece. American Broadcasting Corporation: (A.B.C.) Evening News: With Peter Jennings. National and international coverage too numerous to mention. 20/20: News magazines; numerous episodes including; Desert Storm, from August of 1989 to November 1989. In the London Bureau from January to February, 1990. National Broadcasting Company: (N.B.C.) Covering stories such as Jasper, Texas, KKK Rally, execution of Carla Fay Tucker, Huntsville, Texas, and everyday news coverage. Fox Television Network: The Republic of Texas, stand-off at Fort Davis, Texas, and many more. ESPN: The Stanley Cup Championship Play-offs. Interviews with the Dallas Cowboy's Owner Jerry Jones, Troy Ackman and many other players and court house coverage of Michael Irvin. |
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