Veteran Volusia newswoman calls it a day

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She has been a familiar face reporting local news on television and has even been referred to as the “Queen of Volusia County,” but when Claire Metz retired Friday, Aug. 22, after 39 years with WESH-2 News, the personable reporter seemed to take all the publicity and praise in stride.
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