Career
White also worked as an investigative reporter at WPRI-TV in Providence. He began his career at the Newport Daily News in 1969, and joined the Providence Journal-Evening Bulletin a year later. White made the transition to television in 1979, when he joined the investigative team at WBZ-TV in Boston. He worked as a reporter and columnist for the Cape Cod Times from 1981 to 1984 before joining WPRI-TV as chief investigative reporter in 1985.
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