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0:49Now PlayingBeloved NY1 journalist Ruschell Boone — who bravely came back to the anchor chair this year after a brutal battle with pancreatic cancer — died Sunday evening. She was 48.
NY1, where Boone worked as a reporter and news anchor for over two decades, confirmed her death in an internal email shared with The Post.
“She was a dedicated and principled journalist to the very end,” the memo said.
“In her last week with us, she was still working on ideas for her show and sharing thoughts for making NY1 a continued beacon of truth for New Yorkers.”
She is survived by her two sons, Jackson, 12, and Carter, 9, and her husband, Todd.
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