Hadas Kuznits
Hadas Kuznits has been as a news writer/reporter for KYW since September 2002, and has traveled the city — and the world — covering stories for Newsradio.
In May 2008, Kuznits reported from the Middle East during the 60th anniversary of the State of Israel, providing on-air reports, photos, and video blogs.
And in August of that year, she was in Denver, Colo. to cover the Democratic National Convention and the historic nomination of Barack Obama for president, where she once again provided on-air reports, photos, and more video blogs.
Kuznits is a graduate of Temple University’s school of communications. She began her broadcasting career as an afternoon reporter and anchor at WZOE in Princeton, Ill., where she picked up a Silver Dome award for feature reporting.
Two years later, she moved to WTTN in Watertown, Wisc., where she anchored news, reported, and hosted an afternoon community talk program.
Before entering Temple University, Kuznits spent two years in the Israeli army, where she served as an instructor. She also spent some time traveling and working as a tour guide in Europe and Israel.
She grew up in Montgomery County, Pa. and graduated from Akiba Hebrew Academy in Lower Merion.
Hadas loves to dance, and in her free time she teaches hip-hop and weight-lifting classes in center city. She also teaches occasional classes in broadcasting as an adjunct professor at Temple University.
Like this:
Local Jewelry Stores Prepare For Valentine’s Day Rush
Some jewelry stores are counting on people expressing their love with jewelry, but is it a big engagement ring holiday?
13 hours ago
Local Childcare Director Shares Tips For Hiring A Babysitter
Following the investigation of a Montgomery County man accused of molesting a child he was supposed to be babysitting, KYW’s Hadas Kuznits looked into tips about what you can do to keep your child safe when you bring someone new into your home.
2012/02/04
Protesters Pray For The Future Of The Philadelphia Catholic Church
With so much attention on the Catholic Church now following the death of Cardinal Bevilacqua, some folks are hoping to force the church to be more forthcoming.
2012/02/03
Marriage Not A Priority For Many Singles, Survey Says
A new survey indicates many singles may be looking for love, but not necessarily marriage these days.
2012/02/03
What’s Cooking on 1060: Big Events on Your Calendar
In this episode of “What’s Cooking on 1060,” Hadas Kuznits looks at a wine-and-chocolate tasting event for Valentine’s Day, recipes for Super Bowl Sunday, and a new rooftop venue for your next party.
2012/02/03
Pennsauken Goodwill Store Preparing For Next Week’s Wedding Gown Sale
Workers at the Goodwill store in Pennsauken, NJ were furiously unpacking bridal gowns and organizing them in preparation for their fourth annual Valentine’s Bridal Sale Extravaganza, on February 11th.
2012/02/02
Electronics Stores Are Ready For Super Bowl TV Rush
If you’re looking to buy a television for Super Bowl Sunday, folks who sell electronics are ready for you.
2012/02/02
Philadelphia Law Firm Advises Employers On New ‘Ban the Box’ Law
Those regulations prohibit employers from inquiring about a job applicant’s criminal background on the initial application.
2012/02/01
A Cold Plunge For A Good Cause
Participants raised an estimated $200,000 to support about 20,000 Special Olympics athletes.
2012/01/28
South Street Home Store Hosting Bone Marrow Donor Drive
Mark Miklosovich of Busybee Homestore on South Street says he became aware of the need for bone marrow donors when his business partner got Leukemia. So, he decided to host a bone marrow drive here at the store.
2012/01/28
Snuggly Or Smuggly? A Pottstown Middle School Bans Certain Boots
The problem is not with the boots but with the contraband some kids are trying to sneak into the classroom.
2012/01/27
Philadelphia Students Meet New Words, Friends At Scrabble Tournament
Students across Philadelphia who have been playing scrabble in their local scrabble clubs gathered at the Philadelphia school district building to play against each other.
2012/01/27
What’s Cooking on 1060: Beer School, Winter Game, Chicken & Donuts
“I’m Ian De Fabio with the Dubh Linn Square Pubs Beer School and here’s What’s Cooking on 1060!”
2012/01/27
With An Eye Toward Cubs, Philadelphia Zoo Gets A New Lion
With its latest acquisition, the Philadelphia Zoo is preparing for a new generation of lions.
2012/01/25
Special Tree Exhibit At Jewish Museum Opens February 1st
The National Museum of American Jewish History will be hosting a temporary exhibit of an Israeli artist from February through April.
2012/01/23
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