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WFLD's Anna Davlantes Needs to Get Her Groove

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Chicago Tribune "Tower Ticker" columnist Phil Rosenthal is less than impressed by former WMAQ news reporter Anna Davlantes debut @ WFLD-Fox 32. Might it take her a while to get back in the groove, Windy Citizens?

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qstrian 16 weeks 4 days ago
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Kudos to Anna Davlantes for sharing her charisma & charm on her well loved Facebook social networking page!

(This Windy Citizen free lanced for former WMAQ News Executive Danis Kern)

Disaffected 16 weeks 4 days ago
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She's no Deborah Norville!

qstrian 16 weeks 4 days ago
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Thank you, Senator Benson!

redmotorman 16 weeks 2 days ago
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Star is Born is the assessment made of Anna Davlantes' WFLD Fox 32 debut appearance.

http://www.suntimes.com/business/lazare/1903968,CST-FIN-lew25.article

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