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'General Hospital' Head Writer's Surprising Exit Explained: What This Means Moving Forward | General Hospital, Soap Operas | Just Jared: Celebrity News and Gossip - Vimarsana News

'General Hospital' Head Writer's Surprising Exit Explained: What This Means Moving Forward | General Hospital, Soap Operas | Just Jared: Celebrity News and Gossip

‘General Hospital’ Head Writer’s Surprising Exit Explained: What This Means Moving Forward Five months after a writers shakeup at General Hospital, Patrick Mulcahey has exited the head writing team that consisted of himself and Elizabeth Korte. The…

'General Hospital' Shakes Up Writers Room Again, Patrick Mulcahey Out as Co-Head Writer | Entertainment - Vimarsana News

'General Hospital' Shakes Up Writers Room Again, Patrick Mulcahey Out as Co-Head Writer | Entertainment

Patrick Mulcahey is out, just over three months after getting hired.

Spike Island's monastic past, colourful criminals, cinema 'clips', and parole firsts - Vimarsana News

Spike Island's monastic past, colourful criminals, cinema 'clips', and parole firsts

Once the world's largest prison, a comprehensive new history uncovers some of Spike Island's best-kept secrets

Patrick Mulcahey Out As General Hospital Head Writer - Vimarsana News

Patrick Mulcahey Out As General Hospital Head Writer

Patrick Mulcahey, who was named co-head writer of General Hospital in January, is exiting the show. Get all the details!

'It's going to destroy our city.' Cost of flood protection on Great Miami sparks outrage - Vimarsana News

'It's going to destroy our city.' Cost of flood protection on Great Miami sparks outrage

A proposed property tax assessment has leaders questioning how communities protect against flooding and what power agencies have to raise rates.

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