Molly Daly
Molly attended Hallahan High School, LaSalle College, and Temple University, but left in her senior year.
A woman of exceptional vocal talents, Daly has worked delivering singing telegrams and performing in a rock band. She once worked as a backup singer for rock-and-roll legend Chuck Berry.
A lover of many kinds of music, she has also co-produced a video documentary on Sunset Park, a country music mecca in Southern Chester County. She interviewed bluegrass patriarch Bill Monroe, plus Kitty Wells and Johnny Wright, Marty Stuart, Riders in the Sky and others.
She first came to KYW to do “voiceover” announcements for the station, then moved into her anchor role two years later.
Television viewers have seen Daly on KYW-3′s “Ask the Experts” segments and on television commercials. She has also worked on the Philadelphia-based CBS Television series, “Hack,” and way back in 1981 she was an extra in the John Travolta movie “Blow Out.”
Daly is proud of her connection to one of Philadelphia’s most notable families: her mother and actress Grace Kelly (later the Princess of Monaco) were first cousins. Her paternal grandfather, T.A. Daly, was a columnist and poet whose “Rhymes and Ripples” column was a popular feature in the Evening Bulletin.
Molly is an avid birder, amateur naturalist, and fan of British folk-rock pioneers Fairport Convention, singer/songwriter/guitar god Richard Thompson, and English pop band XTC. A cat-lover,she also supports spay-neuter programs and the adoption of shelter animals.
Molly Daly has been a news anchor for KYW Newsradio since April, 1999. She honed her highly energetic style during a tenure of more than 7½ years at the television shopping channel “QVC.”
Like this:
‘Broken Weather’ Affecting Animals And Plants
It has been a season of very weird weather. Temperatures have been topping out in the 50s and 60s in what should be the dead of winter. How are the critters and plants reacting?
2012/02/01
Suspect Sought For Rape In Upper Darby
Authorities in Upper Darby are seeking help from the public in finding the man who raped a young woman January 17th.
2012/01/30
Maurice Sendak’s Work On Display At The Rosenbach Museum
“Here at the Rosenbach, we have the world’s biggest collection of Maurice Sendak’s artwork, author of “Where the Wild Things Are,” and “In the Night Kitchen,” and almost a hundred other picture books.”
2012/01/27
Fog Causes Delays Up To 2 Hours At Philadelphia International Airport
The foggy weather threw a wrench into air travel on the East coast, resulting in flight delays and cancellations.
2012/01/23
Dead Whale Washes Ashore Along Ocean City Beach
A dead whale has washed up on the beach in Ocean City, New Jersey.
2012/01/23
4 Charged In Connection With Pizza Delivery Driver’s Shooting Death
Four people have been charged in connection with the murder earlier this month of a pizza delivery man in Southwest Philadelphia.
2012/01/23
Orchid Extravaganza Blooms At Longwood Gardens This Friday
Longwood Gardens launches its Orchid Extravaganza this Friday.
2012/01/18
Musician And Philadelphia Native Back On The Charts After More Than 50 Years
Fifty-five years after he had a million-selling hit record, Philadelphia native Charlie Gracie is back on the charts.
2012/01/15
Nature Helps NJ Pinelands Fight Back Against Killer Beetle
The southern pine beetle has been tunneling its way through South Jersey’s pine forests for at least 11 years. Last year wasn’t as bad as had been expected.
2012/01/09
‘Memphis’ At The Academy
The national touring company of the Tony Award-winning musical “Memphis” comes to the Academy of Music starting January 17th.
2012/01/07
Officials Expect Sears Closures To Have Big Impact On Local Economy
This week, word came that Sears will be closing two stores in the Delaware Valley: on 69th Street in Upper Darby, and at the Coventry Mall in Chester County.
2011/12/30
A Philadelphia Nature Center Helps Mating Toads Avoid Croaking
The Schuylkill Center for Environmental Education, in the Roxborough section of the city, is taking over the “Toad Detour,” a volunteer effort to protect the critters trying to cross a highway on their quest for romance.
2011/12/19
George Balanchine’s ‘The Nutcracker’
A holiday tradition continues as the Pennsylvania Ballet presents George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker at the Academy of Music now through December 31st.
2011/12/17
Philadelphia Area Program Cuts Hospital Readmissions By 7 Percent
The Health Care Improvement Foundation’s 18-month “PAVE” program is aimed at preventing rehospitalization through a combination of patient education and coordination among health care providers.
2011/12/15
Chamber Orchestra: Mozart & Mendelssohn
The Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia celebrates the holiday season on December 18th and 19th with a Mozart and Mendelssohn program.
2011/12/10
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