Thursday, October 23, 2003
Laura Pulfer ending column
Laura Pulfer, part of The Cincinnati Enquirer's Metro section since 1995, is ending her column. The Lima, Ohio, native plans to spend more time with her family at their farm in Bellefontaine.
"I will miss Laura's wit, her passion for Greater Cincinnati and her contributions as an Enquirer ambassador at so many community events," said Rick Green, assistant managing editor. "We wish Laura nothing but happiness and success as she ends her career with us and offer our thanks for her many years of wonderful storytelling."
Pulfer said she will miss her readers: "I have loved my time at the paper. It's a privilege I cherish."
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