Cindy joined the ABC-7 and Fox-22 News Team in October 2006, with 9 years of broadcast experience. Cindy has been a Bangor resident since 1993 and has been a part of the community by her involvement with Children's Miracle Network, Manna Ministries and the American Red Cross. She attended Mesa College in San Diego, California and the Art Institute of Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. Cindy spent the majority of her broadcasting career as a program director, production director, promotions director, news director, and on-air personality in radio. Cindy's side talents are playing the violin, painting, and interior design. Most of her family resides in Maine.

Tony joined the WVII team in April 2006. After spending a year as a sports reporter, he moved into his current role as a news anchor/producer in May 2007. He is a graduate of Emerson College where he majored in broadcast journalism. While there he was the sports director at two college TV stations and interned at NESN and WEEI. He considers himself very lucky to have been in Boston for three of the best years in New England sports history, including two Patriots Super Bowls and the long awaited Red Sox World Series title.

A New England native, he grew up in Thompson, CT (the part of the state where we are all Boston sports fans!). He enjoys playing sports, watching 24, visiting Boston, and hanging out with friends. When he can, he likes to go home and spend time with his family. Tony currently resides in Bangor.

Jim was born in Pittston, Pennsylvania, on October 23, 1964. He moved with his family, which includes two older brothers and his twin sister, to Wyoming Valley, Pennsylvania, where he grew up and graduated with honors from Wyoming Valley Area High School in 1982. Jim enrolled at the Pennsylvania State University and graduated in 1986 with a B.S. in meteorology. While in college, Jim spent five semesters with the Penn State Campus Weather Service and won a Meteorology 411 forecasting contest. He is currently a member of the American Meteorological Society and the Association of American Weather Observers. Jim became captivated by the weather after watching TV weathermen as a child and still enjoys forecasting snowstorms more than anything else. He fulfilled a childhood dream in 1987 when he began working at AccuWeather, the world's leading commercial weather company. Since he began his employment, Jim has garnered many awards: the 1991 Annual Outstanding Progress in Forecasting Award, the 1993 Annual Outstanding Progress in Broadcasting Award and several Forecaster of the Month awards. He was promoted to Senior Forecaster in 1994. Jim has become a familiar face to cable viewers with appearances on CNBC, MSNBC and his regular Friday appearance on ESPN2's morning program Cold Pizza.
An avid sports fan, Jim follows the Dallas Cowboys and San Antonio Spurs religiously. He enjoys playing softball and racquetball, and his golf game is reportedly improving every day. Jim's competitive spirit was quite evident at one of the 1994 AccuWeather parties when he out-hustled his co-workers to win the Annual AccuWeather Pool Tournament, a legendary tale still told around the office. Jim also appreciates film and music with his tastes leaning towards classic rock and heavy metal music. Caddyshack and Monty Python's Holy Grail rank among his personal movie favorites.

Bernie Rayno is an Expert Senior Meteorologist and Afternoon Forecast Manager for AccuWeather, Inc.
Bernie was born in Beaver Meadows, PA, a town 45 minutes south-southwest of Wilkes-Barre/Scranton. His interest in meteorology was sparked early--he was bitten by the weather bug in Kindergarten and soon developed an interest in snowstorms. While growing up, Bernie kept a log of current weather maps that he copied from A.M. Weather, a PBS show he watched religiously. His devotion to the weather soon gave him the reputation among friends and family as someone to turn to for the latest weather forecasts. Bernie graduated from Hazleton Senior High School in 1985, and graduated from Penn State University in 1990 with a B.S. in Meteorology in 1990. While at Penn State, he achieved first place in the junior forecasting contest, first place in the senior forecasting and finished in the top ten percent of the 1989-1990 National Collegiate Forecasting Contest. Later in 1990, Bernie began his career at AccuWeather as a severe weather monitor. He was promoted to morning lead weather forecaster in December 1991, then was transferred to AccuWeatherâ„¢'s International Department in September 1994. Bernie's role in AccuWeatherâ„¢'s radio and television broadcasts steadily increased through the 1990s. Based on his skills and experience, he was promoted to Afternoon Manager of Forecasting Operations in January 2000. He then took over responsibility of video broadcasting a few months later, performing a variety of broadcast duties ranging from appearing on national networks such as NBC, CBS and MSNBC to performing radio interviews to appearing on streaming video on breaking weather at AccuWeather.com.
Throughout his AccuWeather career, Bernie has established himself as an integral part of the company. He has received five AccuWeather yearly awards, been named forecaster of the month five times, and was recently promoted to the title of Expert Senior Meteorologist. When away from AccuWeather, Bernie relaxes by participating and watching sports. He is especially a fan of football and tennis. He follows the Wisconsin Badgers and the Green Bay Packers (he named his golden retriever Packer), and is a big fan of Andre Agassi, although he is beginning to warm up to Andy Roddick.

Carolyn Callahan joined the WVII-TV news team in July 2008 as a Reporter.

She graduated with a degree in Broadcast Journalism from the University of
South Carolina in May 2008. While at USC, Carolyn produced, anchored, and
reported for the daily, 30-minute cable newscast, Carolina News. Prior to
graduation Carolyn interned at WCVB-TV in Boston and WLTX-TV in Columbia,
South Carolina.

Originally from Woburn, Massachusetts she's excited to be living in New
England again. In her spare time she enjoys cheering on the Red Sox, Pats
and Carolina Gamecocks! She also likes getting down to visit her family
whenever she can and spending time on New Englands beautiful coast.

Carolyn currently resides in Bangor.

Aaron began his career at WVII in March of 2008. He attended Old Town High School, where he graduated in 2004 (before they became the Coyotes thankfully). From there he moved on to the New England School of Communications, majoring in Sports Broadcasting and Journalism. While attending NESCOM, Aaron did everything from play-by-play for the Husson Eagles to serving as Sports Director for the school’s radio WHSN. Aaron also worked for Stephen King’s Zone Corporation starting in 2006 as a Sports Controller, which involved doing essentially whatever was asked of him.

During his free time Aaron enjoys traveling to Boston, playing basketball and golf, and just having fun. His motto is “Try everything once no matter how absurd it may seem.” And remember, “Stay classy Bangor—because if you don’t, I’ll be there to make sure it gets on film.”

Sean has been the Sports Director/Anchor at WVII ABC 7/WFVX Fox 22 since October 2007.

After graduating from Northeastern University with a Broadcast Journalism degree in 2000, Sean began his broadcast journalism career at the largest regional cable news network, New England Cable News, as a part-time Weekend Videotape Editor in April 2001. In November 2001, he was hired full-time as a Desk Assistant/Weekend Assignment Editor. During his time at NECN, Sean worked for NECN in various capacities including: Sports editor/Producer,
Sports Field Producer, and News Field Producer during the Democratic National Convention in Boston. In July 2005 he was promoted to the position of Nightside Assignment Editor.

Sean grew up in North Attleboro, Massachusetts and attended North Attleboro High School where he excelled as a two-year starter on the football,
basketball and baseball teams.

He currently resides in Brewer and enjoys following all the Boston-area sports teams, working out, and travelling when he can get the time off.

Amy has been happily employed at WVII for 5 years after “falling into” the position of Assignment Editor. Amy is a life-long Mainer, born and raised in Caribou, moving to Kenduskeag in 1995 with her parents. She graduated from Central High School and returned to the County to attend Northern Maine Technical College (now Northern Maine Community College) to receive her Associate’s in Information Technology (even though she doesn’t really get along with computers).

After working in the Bangor-area, Amy was recruited by Jan Smith (former News Director) to be the Assignment Editor in the fall of 2002. Amy hit the ground running, and, with a lot of “on the job training” and County work ethic, grew to love her job! She stepped out of the AE position for three years to work in the Business/Sales side of WVII/WFVX, but missed the hustle and bustle of the newsroom. Now back on the AE desk, Amy spends her days finding news, setting up interviews and keeping peace in the family of “Your Bangor News.” Amy now resides in Bangor with her two roommates and a spoiled cat.