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Roger Wood and Mike Pomp: ‘We Were All Glad She Was There’

By Roger Wood | February 23, 2016

Memorial Bridge Project

Former Portsmouth Mayor Eileen Foley is pictured at the 1923 ribbon cutting of the Memorial Bridge.

Roger Wood and Mike Pomp shared fond stories about former Portsmouth Mayor Eileen Foley Tuesday morning at WTSN AM 1270. Wood and Pomp have been friends and radio colleagues for years. They worked together at WTSN on the “Morning Information Center” for two years, and have often traded information and worked on award entries from other states. Pomp is now News and Operations Director for WTSN AM 1270.

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