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St. Paul cooks up `inspector' title for Joel Grover
1990
Overview
# Driving past KSTP-TV earlier this week, Debby Enblom had a fleeting thought: \"I should stop and say `hi.' \" She didn't. She just kept on tooling. Enblom, a former KS reporter, returned to the Twin Cities - as she has done often since going to Boston to be entertainment reporter for WNEV-TV - to see her fiance and mom. Despite layoffs and related turmoil at the Boston station, Enblom says, \"I haven't lost my job and have no intention of leaving. I'm not talking to anyone in the Twin Cities about work. I was here 12 years, loved it and left.\" . . . Boston newspapers' TV critics have not exactly been wild about Debby's work. Word from the TV critics at the three Boston-area newspapers suggest that a \"Panned in Boston\" headline pretty much sizes up Enblom's 10-month tenure there. \"Boston (TV critics) are notorious for being very cruel. They are paid to do that. I haven't been losing any sleep over what they have printed,\" says Enblom, who says she doesn't remember getting much negative press. . . . Quincy Patriot Ledger TV editor Terry Ann Knopf did a damning column about Enblom's knowledge of the national and local cultural scene in June and says, \"If the column was an informal quiz, it's fair to say Debby Enblom flunked royally.\"
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Star Tribune Media Company LLC
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