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“Action News anchor Rob Jennings to retire after 36 Years at 6abc”

“Action News anchor Rob Jennings to retire after 36 Years at 6abc”.

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“Action News anchor Rob Jennings to retire after 36 Years at 6abc”

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  1. “Action News anchor Rob Jennings to retire after 36 Years at 6abc”

  2. 6abc Action News has been Philadelphia's #1 news source for more than three decades, and a large part of that success is attributed to Rob Jennings. He will complete his storied career and retire at the end of July. For more than 36 years, Jennings has been a consistent presence on Action News, anchoring the weekend newscasts. Jennings has made a lasting impression on the Philadelphia news business. Jennings offered these thoughts about his retirement: "I can't emphasize enough how grateful I am to have been able to do what I love to do, tell stories, for 36 years, with the greatest television station. My wife and I have been planning to retire for some time now. And now is the time to start our new adventure together."

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