We told you earlier today that Barbara Hagenbaugh was leaving USA Today. Potomac Flacks updates us- Hagenbaugh “will soon start working at The Federal Reserve as a senior media relations specialist.”
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These two departures follow a recent trend at the paper. Blogger Mark Memmott left for NPR last week and politics reporter Jill Lawrence‘s last day is today.
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