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WBAY Anchor Tammy Elliot to Share Red Flags, Help Community “Scam-Proof” Themselves Award-winning journalist to speak on protecting assets from phone, crypto, and card scams in Clintonville.
CLINTONVILLE, WI – The Friends of the Clintonville Public Library are honored to host veteran WBAY-TV anchor and consumer reporter Tammy Elliot on Thursday, March 26th at 6:00 p.m. Elliot will present practical advice on identifying and preventing scams currently targeting Northeast Wisconsin, covering phone fraud, cryptocurrency cons, and credit/gift card scams.
With 33 years of broadcasting experience, Elliot has built a reputation for quality investigative reporting. She is a decorated journalist honored with the international Peabody Award and the Edward R. Murrow Award. Her standout reporting includes an Eric Sevareid award for consumer safety data breech reporting and national honors for her investigative work into the death of a Green Bay firefighter.
“Tammy combines exceptional broadcasting expertise with genuine compassion and humility in her work,” said Lois Graper, spokesperson for The Friends of the Clintonville Public Library. “She truly is an advocate for our community.”
Event Details:
- Topic: Scam Prevention Presentation
- Date: Thursday, March 26, 2026
- Time: 6:00 p.m.
- Location: Clintonville Public Library, 75 Hemlock St., Clintonville, WI
This event is sponsored by The Friends of the Clintonville Public Library, a dedicated group of volunteers who fundraise to support library programming and material acquisitions.
About the Presenter: Born in Ironwood, Michigan, and raised in Green Bay, Tammy Elliot has spent her career advocating for viewers. Starting as an intern in Green Bay, she worked her way up to reporter and anchor, with notable time at WISN in Milwaukee before returning to WBAY in 2012 as a consumer reporter.
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We invited the Madison UW-Singers BACK in 2026!
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JOIN US FOR OUR 58TH SEASON: 2026 “Star of the Show”
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The Wisconsin Singers 58th season show is a ONE OF A KIND PRODUCTION filled with stellar music, spectacular choreography, an electrifying live band and the best music from the past 50 years of American popular music.
Featuring Singers/Dancers, Instrumentalists, Theatre Technicians, and Intern Team members that are all full-time UW-Madison students.
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