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Roger Simmons
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Birds, Words, Pics + TV

Former Fox 35 reporter joins the DOD

Roger Simmons, April 19, 2007

Former Fox 35 reporter Beth Sherman checks in with news about her new job.

"I’ll be leaving my Pinellas County PIO job for a civilian job with the Department of Defense this Friday," she wrote in an e-mail. "I will be moving to Arlington, Va., and will be doing public affairs for the DOD. With my four years prior Air Force Armed Forces Radio and TV experience, it’s a natural fit for me and I am looking forward to the change."

Sherman started with WOFL in January 1998 before leaving last year. In addition to serving as a PIO, she’s also been freelancing on the side for her own company, eleven-11 consulting.

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