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Longtime New York City TV anchor announces retirement after revealing Alzheimer’s diagnosis
Bill Ritter, a longtime New York City television news anchor at WABC since 2001, has announced his retirement due to early signs of Alzheimer’s disease. He will continue to report on the disease despite stepping down from his anchoring role.
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