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Newspaper Staffer Division Category Story Name Award the Patriot Newspaper Staffer Division Category Story Name Award Driven by love, Mr. Ernie returns & West shor woman had cookies for The Patriot-News Jim Lewis Daily Distinguished Writing all 1st Sranton Times/Tribune Christopher Kelly Daily Distinguished Writing Pilgrimage 2nd Philadelphia City Paper Howard Altman Weekly Distinguished Writing The longest day 1st Boy wonder, Crime against Philadelphia City Paper Brian Hickey Weekly Distinguished Writing humanity & The iceman 2nd Philadelphia Inquirer Tom Gralish I Distinguished Visual Lewis & Clark 1st Top 50, Grass is Greener; Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Stacy Innerst I Distinguished Visual Prevailing winds 2nd Crusading for open hearings John V.R. Bull Freedom of regarding abused & neglected Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Barbara White Stock Information Award children 1st 2004 Keystone Award Winners Newspaper Staffer Division Category Story Name Award Investigative Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Steve Twedt I Reporting The Cost of Courage 1st Bob Warner, Joseph Daughen Investigative Philadelphia Daily News & Paul Davies I Reporting The City's Ticket Man 2nd Philadelphia Daily News Sandy Shea I Editorial 1st Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Reg Henry I Editorial 2nd The Philadelphia Inquirer Russell Cook I Editorial Honorable mention Farewell Mr. Blackwell; The Demanding Dr. King; the Man Who Philadelphia Daily News Elmer Smith I Column Was There 1st Black Lawyer is Keeper of KKK wizard's secrets; Fallen Soldier's Father has a question for God; In America, Mrs. Khan shops for family's Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Dennis Roddy I Column future 2nd made a highly readable guide to voting for judges and others, with useful The Philadelphia Inquirer Tom Ferrick I Column references to detailed websites. Honorable mention Theodore Decker, Irvin Kittrell, III, Dan Sheehan, Jerry Gleason, Kelly Bothum, Sue Gleiter, Jim Lewis, Megan Walde, Nancy Eshelman & The Patriot-News Pat Carroll I Spot News All Too Familiar 1st Elisa Ung, Jacqueline L. Urgo, Amy S. Rosenberg, Jennifer Moroz, Melanie Burney & The Philadelphia Inquirer Suzette Parmley I Spot News 3 Dead in A.C. garage collapse 2nd Pete Shellern, Dan Sheehan, Frank Cozzolli & Terry Ongoing News The Patriot-News Gleason I Coverage Trimble murder 1st Ongoing News Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Rebekah Scott I Coverage Protestors brush up 2nd Oliver Prichard & Aparna The Philadelphia Inquirer Surendran I Series Food Processing - Fast & Furious 1st Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Barbara White Stack I Series Juvenile Court Journal 2nd The Morning Call Christina Gostomski I Series The long road home Honorable mention Matt Assad, Mike Frossinelli, David Venditta & Frank Forging America: The Story of The Morning Call Whelan I Special Project Bethlehem Steel 1st 2004 Keystone Award Winners The Morning Call Elliot Grossman I Special Project The street fight for Readings future 2nd Aletto Emeno, Stephanie L. The Philadelphia Inquirer Arnold & Sam Wood I Special Project Costly, unequal policing Honorable mention The Morning Call Kathleen Parrish I Sports Story Extreme Dreams Come True at Camp 1st Jan Murphy, John Luciew & The Patriot-News David Jones I Sports Story Feelin' Blue 2nd Sports/Outdoor The Patriot-News David Jones I Column n/a 1st Sports/Outdoor Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Gene Collier I Column n/a 2nd Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Christina Rouvalis I Feature Story More than meets the eye 1st The Patriot-News T.W. Burger I Feature Story Still a thrill 2nd The Philadelphia Inquirer Ed Colimore I Personality Profile The Ronnie Mich Story 1st The Patriot-News Ford Turner I Personality Profile Comfortable in his new skin 2nd Brent Marcy, Don Sheehan, Tim Leona, Bill Salon & David Business/Consumer The Patriot-News Wenner I Story 100 years of chocolate 1st Business/Consumer The Patriot-News John Luckow I Story A taste of money 2nd The Patriot-News Ted Decker I News Beat Reporting Police beat 1st The Philadelphia Inquirer Jim O'Neill I News Beat Reporting college reporting 2nd The Patriot-News Bill Sulon I News Beat Reporting business Honorable mention Feature Beat The Morning Call Wendy Solomon I Reporting Words of war; Avalanche 1st Feature Beat The Patriot-News Ford Turner I Reporting Reporting "Life" 2nd Feature Beat The Philadelphia Inquirer Inga Saffron I Reporting Philadelphia's Changing Architecture Honorable mention Philadelphia Daily News Jennifer Midberry I News Photo Constitution Center Protest 1st The Patriot-News Gary Dwight Miller I News Photo Unity Day 2nd Philadelphia Daily News Jennifer Midberry I Feature Photo Yenvis' Dance 1st Lancaster Newspapers Plain help with planting along Mill (Sunday News) Vinny Tennis I Feature Photo Creek 2nd Philadelphia Daily News David Maialetti I Feature Photo South Philly Honorable mention The Patriot-News Amiran White I Photo Story Driven by love 1st The Philadelphia Inquirer Eric Mencher I Photo Story Road with a past 2nd The Morning Call Douglas Benedict I Photo Story The street fight for Readings future Honorable mention Pittsburgh Post-Gazette John Beale I Sports Photo 1st Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Matt Freed I Sports Photo Double overtime loss 2nd 2004 Keystone Award Winners Philadelphia Daily News Steven Falk I Sports Photo Hands Walke Honorable mention Philadelphia Daily News David Maialetti I Sports Photo Phillies… Honorable mention Murder by the book; Feeling blue; The Patriot-News Derek Wachter I Front Page Design Soaring century 1st The Philadelphia Inquirer Josh Gillin/Steve Kelly I Front Page Design Nov. 5/Nov. 23/Dec. 15 2nd Prevailing winds; Freshman success; Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Diane Juravich I Page Design Higher calling 1st The Philadelphia Inquirer Lisa Zollinger I Page Design 2nd Graphic/Photo The Philadelphia Inquirer Aaron Steckelberg I Illustration Trip through new terminal 1st Graphic/Photo Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Ted Crow I Illustration Which way did he go? 2nd The Philadelphia Inquirer Peter Mucha I Headline Writing Pigments of our imagination 1st Philadelphia Daily News Doug Darroch I Headline Writing Stinko DeFlyo 2nd 2004 Keystone Award Winners Newspaper Staffer Division Category Story Name Award Investigative Scranton Times/Tribune Jessica D. Matthews II Reporting Opportunity or Exploitation? 1st Investigative York Daily Record Sharon Smith II Reporting Pain Killers 2nd Bucks County Courier Times Guy Petroziello II Editorial That stink…isn't just the landfill 1st York Daily Record Dennis Hetzel II Editorial Laughman case 2nd A Memory…part of history; Haunted by a tragic "why"; Highway Tragedy Delaware County Times Phil Heron II Column strikes 1st Peel Away Truth behind hate e- mail; Fancy footwork helps make happy mates; Newsstand serves up Erie Times-News Liz Allen II Column stories 2nd York Daily Record Dennis Hetzel II Column invited readers comments… honorable mention York Daily Record Staff II Spot News Classmates saw clues 1st Kara Rhodes, Julie Gardner & Scott Erie Times-News Wescott II Spot News Bank robber's bomb explodes 2nd Ongoing News various - pizza man/bank Erie Times-News staff II Coverage robber/bomb 1st Ongoing News Pittsburgh Tribune-Review staff II Coverage Iraq war 2nd The Coal Region: The rise, the fall, Reading Eagle Mike Urban II Series the future 1st The Express-Times Staff II Series Losing ground to gangs 2nd The Intelligencer Sarah Larson II Series Questions of Life & Death honorable mention The Intelligencer John Egerman II Special Project Your guide to the Linc 1st The Express-Times staff II Special Project Korea: not forgotton 2nd Christopher J. Kelly & Scranton Times/Tribune Bob Sanchuk II Special Project Pilgrimage honorable mention York Daily Record Sharon Smith II Sports Story The Wrong Target 1st Dukes basketball players survive Pittsburgh Tribune-Review Joe Starkey II Sports Story harrowing past 2nd Sports/Outdoor York Daily Record Dan Connolly II Column n/a 1st Sports/Outdoor Reading Eagle Jerry Reimenschneider II Column n/a 2nd Outgrowing the system - Foster Tribune-Review Ann Saul Dudurich II Feature Story families provide stability 1st 2004 Keystone Award Winners Kurt Bresswein & Tony The Express-Times Nauroth II Feature Story River of Tears 2nd York Daily Record Jennifer Vogelsong II Personality Profile Tapestry of Love 1st The Express-Times Jenna Portnoy II Personality Profile Finding Arthur 2nd Michelle Starr & Jennifer Business/Consumer York Daily Record Nejman II Story Medical Malpractice 1st Business/Consumer The Times-Leader Jerry Lynott II Story The Polka King's Emprie Crumbles 2nd Business/Consumer Erie Times-News Gerry Weiss II Story A town on the ropes honorable mention News Beat The Times-Leader Brett March II Reporting 1st News Beat Erie Times-News David Bruce II Reporting 2nd News Beat Reading Eagle Holly Herman II Reporting honorable mention News Beat Pittsburgh Tribune-Review Thomas Olson II Reporting honorable mention Feature Beat The Times-Leader Mary Therese Biebel II Reporting Arts & Leisure beat 1st Feature Beat York Daily Record Shawn Ledington II Reporting Homefront beat 2nd Feature Beat Reading Eagle Merav Bushlin II Reporting Latino beat honorable mention Pittsburgh Tribune-Review James E. Knox II News Photo The Littlest Cop 1st Pittsburgh Tribune-Review Keith Hodan II News Photo Aerial assault 2nd Delaware County Times Robert Gurecki II News Photo Challenger League honorable mention Erie Times-News Rob Engelhardt II Feature Photo Cool off in Stand off 1st Reading Eagle James L. Cucinotta II Feature Photo The Hunter and the Hunted 2nd York Daily Record Sarah Britain II Photo Story Selling Smiles 1st Reading Eagle Matthew Sroka II Photo Story Rooted to
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