Potomac Flacks: Former Hard Copy Anchor Nolan Leaves Capitol Hill for Boston

January 16, 2011

Former Hard Copy Anchor Nolan Leaves Capitol Hill for Boston

You may not have known it, but former Hard Copy host Barry Nolan has been the Communications Director for the Democratic staff of the Joint Economic Committee in Congress since 2008.

The Boston Globe recently reported that Nolan is returning to Boston to serve as Communications Director for Treasurer-elect Steve Grossman (D-MA). Nolan formerly worked as a television host on Comcast’s CN8, WBZ-TV Boston and for Extra!. Nolan is a native of Alexandria, VA. (PF tipster)

Posted by Matt Mackowiak on January 16, 2011 in Capitol Hill , People , Redonkulous | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)

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