Sylvia Bugg, PBS Programming Chief, Dies at 55
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Sylvia Bugg, the programming chief for PBS, has died at age 55. The announcement was made by PBS CEO Paula Kerger on Sunday.
PBS CEO Paula Kerger announced the news on Sunday, according to *The Hollywood Reporter*. No further details regarding Bugg’s death were provided in the report.
The article states that Bugg held the role of Programming Chief for PBS. The reason for her death was not stated.
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