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  • O'Lenick coming back -- with WFTV
  • WKMG's Valet heading to Houston
  • Golden Anniversary for WESH
  • Getting ready for hurricane season
  • Comings and goings in O-Town
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  • WKCF sold to Hearst-Argyle
  • And now, time for a newsbreak ...
  • Thursday, June 8, 2006

    Klein is fine for Channel 9

    Much to the surprise of no one, WFTV has named No. 2 sports guy Zach Klein as the station's new sports team leader, NewsBlues.com reports.

    WFTV ND Bob Jordan doesn't like the term sports director, so that's why Klein is the "team leader." Klein, who joined WFTV in June 2003, replaces Dan Hellie, who is moving on to WRC in Washington, D.C.
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