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CT TV Station Announces New Morning News Anchor
Connecticut's newest TV news morning anchor comes with a unique resume which includes Olympic medalist.

Connecticut's newest TV morning news anchor comes with one heck of an impressive bio. She's an Olympic medalist in swimming, was recently inducted into her high school's sports hall of fame, and is a Connecticut native.
Fox 61 has added Margaux Farrell to its morning news team as a weekday morning anchor. Several people congratulated Farrell on the promotion but several folks also asked who was leaving.
And in even better news for fans of the Fox morning news broadcast, no one is leaving, Farrell said.
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The secret is out! I’m excited to be continuing my career in my home state, only this time as a weekday morning anchor on @FOX61News! I’m so happy to be able to start my mornings with all of you! pic.twitter.com/lew732bvDv
— Margaux Farrell (@marge_farrell) November 13, 2018
If you're not familiar with Farrell, you can follow her on her Twitter feed, where she is very entertaining and often light-hearted.
One fan posted, "CT is grateful to have Margaux Farrell on Fox 61 for years to come!#HomegrownTalent #AStarIsBorn." Another viewer said, "Awesomeness and congratulations!!! You are specifically one of the main reasons we watch fox61 in the am. My wife and I both watch to see what you are up to!!!"
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Get To Know Margaux Farrell
She grew up in Woodbridge and graduated from Amity High School where she was recently inducted into the school's Hall of Fame. She was a star swimmer at the University of Indiana.
She earned a bronze medalist at the 2012 London Olympic Games as a swimmer for France. She was an intern at WFSB 3 TV in Connecticut and later worked for CPTV sports.
Her first tv news experience began in Texas and in April of 2017, she came back home to Connecticut and was hired as a morning reporter for FOX61 News.
According to her Fox 61 bio, "Margaux is excited to be living, and working in the state she has long called home. When she’s not working you can find her playing with her beloved cockapoo, catching up with friends and family, working out, and enjoying Connecticut’s distinct four seasons!"
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