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.
Rittenhouse Row Festival Pulls In Big Crowds On A Gorgeous Day
It was a beautiful day for the annual Rittenhouse Row Spring Festival, which shuts down Walnut Street between Broad and 19th Street.
2012/05/19
President Obama To Speak At Philadelphia High School’s Graduation
High school seniors at Philadelphia’s Science Leadership Academy will be getting a special visitor around the time of graduation.
2012/05/18
What’s Cooking on 1060: Street Festival, Clambake, and ‘Veggie Tales’
Coming up: a Latin vegetarian night at Cuba Libre, a clambake at JG Domestic, and the Rittenhouse Row Spring Festival!
2012/05/18
Upcoming Philly Jay-Z Concert Throws Some September Brides’ Plans Askew
This week’s announcement from Jay-Z and the mayor that there will be a concert on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway during Labor Day weekend has some people who have weddings planned at or near the event site worried.
2012/05/17
After Car Crash Death of Student, A Bucks School Modifies Pre-Prom Safety Talks
Before the students at Truman High School in Levittown attend their prom this Friday, they were participating in a program to help them make better decisions.
2012/05/16
Flowers and Plants On Sale at Morris Arboretum’s Annual Fundraiser
The Morris Arboretum is holding its annual plant sale, through Saturday, just in time for the summer gardening season — and Mother’s Day.
2012/05/11
Mothers All Over The Area Will Wake Up To Handmade Art Projects This Sunday
The kids at Meredith Elementary School say they’re eager to recognize their moms this Sunday.
2012/05/11
What’s Cooking on 1060: Pita School; Made-in-Philadelphia; Fast But Healthy Lunch
Chrisoula Tsiouris will demonstrate pita-making at her daughter’s restaurant on Tuesday; starting Fridays, an outdoor market at Headhouse Square; and a new eatery for fast, healthy food.
2012/05/11
Temple University Graduates 8,500 Students In Its 125th Commencement
Thursday was a big day for thousands of Temple University students — and a big day for the school.
2012/05/10
Historic Dead Sea Scrolls Readied For Their Closeup at Franklin Institute
“The show doesn’t officially open until Saturday, but the conservators who work on the scrolls are known for their meticulous care,” one curator said.
2012/05/09
Folks Head Out To South Street For March Of The Sombreros
March of the Sombreros takes place tonight on South Street. What is it?
2012/05/05
Before Sunday’s Broad Street Run, A Little Shopping Run…
Lincoln Financial Field is hosting a “Broad Street Run Expo,” giving runners a chance to buy running gear and race memorabilia.
2012/05/04
Please Touch Museum Celebrates ‘May The Fourth Be With You’ Day
Philadelphia’s premiere children’s museum was celebrating what has come to be known as “Star Wars Day.”
2012/05/04
What’s Cooking on 1060: Two New Restaurants, and an Anti-Hunger Fundraiser
“Vernick” opens near 21st and Walnut, “Spiga” near 13th and Locust, and a center city hotel hosts “Taste of the Nation” to benefit anti-hunger programs in the Delaware Valley.
2012/05/04
W Hotel Could Be In Philadelphia’s Future
Katie Martin with the Mayor’s Communication Office confirmed on Thursday that there is talk of a W Hotel coming to the city.
2012/05/03
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