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вЂњYou realize вЂ¦ how capricious Mother Nature is,вЂќ she said. Norville said knowing that her fellow New Yorkers were going through such turmoil while her neighborhood was unscathed was вЂњotherworldly.вЂќ Instead, only a mile down the island, mass destruction was taking place. Norville lives on the East Side of Manhattan, and said she and her family waited for something to happen, but nothing did. Norville said she is proud of the showвЂ™s coverage of Hurricane Sandy, which she experienced firsthand. вЂњI look at the totality of what weвЂ™ve done at вЂInside EditionвЂ™ and I look at what weвЂ™ve done this week,вЂќ she said.

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вЂњThis program has essentially chronicled an entire generation of pop culture,вЂќ she said, mentioning specifically their coverage of 9/11 and their exclusive interview with serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer. Norville called the milestone вЂњsobering.вЂќ Though she joined вЂњInside EditionвЂќ in 1995, the show will celebrate its 25th anniversary next year. Most of NorvilleвЂ™s time is spent in New York, where she lives and works on the show. вЂњI just like the vibe here.вЂќД«eing a self-described small-town girl, Norville said she enjoys visiting Providence, especially for the Italian food. вЂњProvidence is just one of those cities thatвЂ™s like a big city but in a manageable small town,вЂќ she said. Though Norville was only in Rhode Island for a few hours on Thursday (she had to film вЂњInside EditionвЂќ in New York a short time before the party), she noted that she has visited the Capital City before.

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On Thursday night, Norville visited Providence for an event at the Vanity nightclub hosted by ABC 6, the local network that carries вЂњInside Edition.вЂќ Despite leaving her home in New York City just hours earlier, Norville couldnвЂ™t escape the far-reaching effects of Hurricane Sandy вЂ“ the power at the downtown club was still out, and the lights were run off the generator of an ABC news truck.Д«ut the extreme weather didnвЂ™t dampen NorvilleвЂ™s spirits, and she greeted the dozens of partygoers with smiles and an unending willingness for photo opportunities. Now, Norville serves as the co-host of the primetime newsmagazine show, вЂњInside Edition,вЂќ which she has been the face of for 17 years. Norville, a Georgia native, made the climb from local newscaster to nationally syndicated talk show host, transitioning from the anchor of NBCвЂ™s вЂњNews at SunriseвЂќ at age 28 to the co-host of the вЂњTodayвЂќ show just three years later. Deborah Norville is no stranger to the world of broadcast journalism, though she said she has seen the industry change since her beginnings back in the 1980s.

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