Fritz Wetherbee Biography
Fritz Wetherbee is an American television personality, author, and historian, best known for his work on New Hampshire Chronicle, a nightly magazine show on WMUR-TV. Wetherbee continues to live and work in New Hampshire, where he is regarded as a beloved figure and a passionate advocate for the state’s history and culture.
Wetherbee graduated from Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut, in 1965, with a degree in theater. He started his career as an actor, performing in Off-Broadway plays and television commercials. However, he eventually returned to New Hampshire to work on his family’s farm.
In the late 1970s, Wetherbee began writing columns for the Milford Cabinet, a local newspaper. He soon became a popular writer and began publishing his work in other newspapers throughout the state. In 1983, he published his first book, “New Hampshire: The First State.”
Fritz Wetherbee Age
The five Emmy Awards winner was born on July 3, 1936, Memorial Hospital, in Nashua, New Hampshire. He is 87 years old.
Fritz Wetherbee Family
He was born on July 3, 1936, in Memorial Hospital, Nashua, New Hampshire. He was the first child of Frederick Minot and Mary Catherine (née Butler) Wetherbee of Milford, New Hampshire. Wetherbee is one of five siblings (four boys, one girl). He is a ninth-generation Yankee (John Wetherbee arrived in Boston in 1765).
Fritz Wetherbee Wife
Apparently, he has not yet updated any information about his wife, but from the sources, he has one son, Caleb Addison, born in 1962 and two granddaughters, Sophia and Anna. He stated that his status is in a “committed” relationship with NH Chronicle. He resides in Acworth, New Hampshire.
Fritz Wetherbee Net Worth
As per 20.02.2019, Wetherbee had an estimated net worth/earnings of $66,442,277 Dollars.
Fritz Wetherbee Education
The 5 award winner attended Lawrence Academy, Keene State College.
Fritz Wetherbee Books
I’ll Tell You the Story: More of Fritz Wetherbee’s New Hampshire: 2006
Fritz: More Stories From New Hampshire Chronicle: 2007
Fritz Wetherbee Milestone: More Stories from Fritz Wetherbee’s New Hampshire: 2012
Taken for Granite: Even More Stories from New Hampshire Chronicle: 2008
Fritz Wetherbee Song
Speak N’Hampsha Like a Native An comic audio recording.
Fritz Wetherbee Writer
Wetherbee is a writer, storyteller, and television personality based in New Hampshire, USA. He was born on May 3, 1947, in Milford, New Hampshire, and grew up in the town of Amherst.
Wetherbee is best known for his series of “Chronicles” stories, which he has been producing and broadcasting on New Hampshire Public Television since 1993. These stories explore the history, people, and places of New Hampshire, and are often based on Wetherbee’s own experiences and research.
In addition to his work on television, He has also written several books, including “Fritz Wetherbee: New Hampshire People, Places, and Me” and “Fritz Wetherbee’s New Hampshire: From Farm to Kitchen.”
Wetherbee is widely regarded as a beloved figure in New Hampshire, and his storytelling has helped to preserve and celebrate the state’s rich history and culture.
Fritz Wetherbee Emmy
England Emmy Producer, Public Affairs 1995
New England Emmy Hosting 1996
England Emmy On-camera talent 2004
New England Emmy Producer, Outstanding historical program 2006
New England Emmy Commentary/editorial 2008
Fritz Wetherbee Awards and Honor
Here are some of the awards and honors that he has received over the years:
- Granite State Award: In 2001, Wetherbee was awarded the Granite State Award by the New Hampshire Association of Broadcasters. This award is given to individuals who have made significant contributions to the broadcasting industry in New Hampshire.
- Lifetime Achievement Award: In 2013, Wetherbee received a Lifetime Achievement Award from the New Hampshire Humanities Council. This award recognizes individuals who have made significant contributions to the humanities in New Hampshire.
- Wetherbee’s work in television has earned him multiple Emmy Award nominations, including for his program “New Hampshire Chronicle.”
- The New Hampshire Humanities Council recognized him for his contributions to the preservation and promotion of New Hampshire’s cultural heritage.
- In 2016, he received the Key to the City of Manchester, New Hampshire, in recognition of his community contributions.
- The New Hampshire Association of Broadcasters named him Broadcaster of the Year in 2017. NH Magazine’s Best of NH awards have recognized Wetherbee multiple times for his work as a television personality and writer.
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