Marie DeNoia Aronsohn
General Assignment Reporter
Backup Anchor

Marie DeNoia Aronsohn was born, raised, and educated in New Jersey. Her career at NJN spans more than a decade during which she has won two Emmy awards for her reporting and producing and has garnered four Emmy nominations. Marie was named Italian-American woman of the year in 1996.

Marie graduated Douglass College, Rutgers the State University and got her start in journalism writing newspaper features, reports and movie reviews. She came to work in television at a local cable TV station where she won an Associated Press award for her extensive coverage of the groundwater pollution threat in Ocean County

Marie's experience in TV news includes anchoring and producing at MSNBC and reporting and writing at WCBS-TV in New York. She has also produced and narrated a documentary about the importance of early detection in breast and cervical cancer for the New Jersey State Department of Health and Senior Services. Marie has produced various radio and television projects for Rutgers University.

Marie is deeply interested in children's issues and created the concept for a pilot for a television series aimed at inspiring and promoting self-esteem in pre-adolescent girls. The program, Shoot For the Moon appeared on Minnesota public television in the spring of 1998.

Currently, Marie reports from NJN's Trenton headquarters, covering a variety of breaking and on-going news assignments. Marie also fills in as anchor for NJN News.