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Bruce Rader Bruce Rader (1954) is an American broadcaster who has been the sports director of WAVY-TV and WVBT-TV in the Norfolk-Virginia Beach market since 1978.〔 He is the longest active television anchor in Hampton Roads television history. (WAVY TV 10 - Bruce Rader )〕 While he is the longest active anchor in the Hampton Roads market, he is known as much for his community service as his on-air career. ==Early life and career==
His first broadcasting job came when he was hired by the late Pierre Eaton, the owner and general manager of his hometown radio station, WINX, in Rockville, Maryland. There Rader hosted a high school sports show and did play by play for local high school football games on WINX. During some of these games he was joined by then University of Maryland basketball All-American Len Elmore who after a successful career in the NBA is now a well known broadcaster for CBS Sports. In 1974 Rader began his television career working in the newsroom at WMAL-TV (ABC) during the final days of Watergate and the resignation of President Richard Nixon. He briefly worked for Sports Director Steve Bassett before moving to Norfolk.
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