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Andrew Cromwell
Digital Broadcast Journalist
Andrew Cromwell arrives at Global News after 25 years in the Saint John radio industry.
Andrew began his career as a sportscaster at the legendary CFBC radio in the Port City in the late 1980’s before moving on to the news side at K-100 radio in the early 1990’s.
He took a brief hiatus from the industry in 2003 and was a stay-at-home dad to his two young sons.
By 2005 the radio bug had bitten again and he moved on to News 88.9 in Saint John where he spent nine years as the Morning News Anchor and Editor.
Andrew has also sat behind the microphone in many a hockey arenaa, serving as public address announcer for the AHL’s Saint John Flames and for a few years with the Saint John Sea Dogs.
In his spare time Andrew enjoys spending time with his wife Melanie and sons Sam and Will.
He is very excited to bring his knowledge of Saint John and its variety and always interesting mix of stories to Global.
Andrew hopes all who tuned in to him behind the mic will continue to do so as he moves to his exciting new role in front of the camera.
‘Liveable Saint John’ has started a petition backing the city’s call for a mandatory 24-hour shutdown of American Iron and Metal following explosions of a certain magnitude. Continue reading →
A reward is being offered to those with information on Kyle LeBlanc’s whereabouts, as his family hopes for a safe return home. Continue reading →

The Maritime cruise season has brought thousands of visitors to Maritime shores over the last several years. This season isn’t likely to see those numbers. Continue reading →
In an agreed statement of facts, 20-year-old Tyler Gamblin admitted to stabbing Nathan Gallant six times in the ribs Continue reading →

Saint John’s Human Development Council says its data shows there are about 55 people who are chronically homeless, meaning they have been homeless for at least six months Continue reading →

Derrick Stanford says despite losing Air Canada flights, the Saint John Airport has other private clients it serves, as well as the Coast Guard and Medivac flights. Continue reading →
The producers are still calling for a reinstatement of the ‘historic’ exemption the Maritime provinces received from U.S. lumber duties. Continue reading →
James Garnett has not been seen since April 1st Continue reading →
The New Brunswick College of Pharmacists says it is gravely disappointed with Thursday’s announcement from Premier Blaine Higgs Continue reading →
Council has received the long awaited Long Term Sustainability Plan, a proposed economic blueprint, which has been many months in the making. Continue reading →

An agreed-upon statement of facts indicates there were approximately 1,500 workers at the site on the day of the explosion. Continue reading →
A search of the uptown area on Tuesday did not find James Garnett. The 69-year-old was last spotted on April 1. Continue reading →

Shopping centres across the Maritimes were bustling on Tuesday as shoppers picked up last-minute items in the waning hours before Christmas. Continue reading →

The goal for this year’s campaign is $200,000. Continue reading →

Canadian Blood Services is looking for 770 donors between Dec. 23 and Jan. 5. Continue reading →