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2021 All Ohio Excellence in Journalism Awards Shining a Light on Great Journalism for Over 40 Years 2021 All Ohio Excellence in Journalism Awards Shining a Light on Great Journalism for over 40 Years. The PLEASE JOIN US ON of Cleveland PRESENTED BY THE PRESS CLUB OF CLEVELAND | THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 2021 2 Thursday, June 24, 2021 All Ohio Excellence in Journalism The Press Club of Cleveland STUDENT RUN MEDIA BEST RADIO/PODCAST NEWS STORY TRADE/2 YEAR SCHOOL BEST PRINT NEWSPAPER STORY Category comments: Very nice entries. 2 YEAR/TRADE SCHOOL Solid work all around. First Place Issue 17 levy passes regardless of Co- First Place vid-19 quarantine You Want to Combat Viruses ? -Pod- Oscar Rosado cast Episode. Lorain County Community College Janet Maltbie Solid story, lots of detail - and that’s a Lorain County Community College good combination. Very timely as well. Excellent program, very professional and well organized. Second Place Extra security placed to ensure safety Second Place from virus Episode on Climate Change and the Oscar Rosado Environment. Lorain County Community College Justin Below Story really put its subject in the perfect Lorain County Community College OPEN Betty Lin-Fisher framework. Easy to listen to and informative. TECHNOLOGY WRITIng Akron Beacon Journal Third Place Third Place Excellent reporting and feature on Residents sound off on Lorain poll A favorite Christmas memory First Place complex medical issue Gabe Apanius Why the Hulett Unloader Is One of results LIFESTYLE Staff Lorain County Community College History’s Greatest Forgotten Machines Lorain County Community College A solid effort. There was a certain level Vince Guerrieri First Place Interesting facts and comments on one of professionalism that came through Popular Mechanics Moriarty’s Pub closing: 100 years of of the most controversial elections in with this program. Well done. Great writing. Couldn’t stop reading. memories come to an end as owner Second Place seeks donations modern times. BEST OnLINE REPORT TRADE/ Let the Games Begin Marc Bona BEST PRINT FEATURE STORY 2 YEAR SCHOOL Chris Gaitten cleveland.com TRADE/2 YEAR SCHOOL Category comments: In addition to Columbus Monthly Wonderfully captured the spirit of the First Place the important work of sharing timely Mind blowing bar in the story. and factual information during the LCCC’s theatre program and Spark Second Place pandemic, the student reporters did Third Place Theatre join forces to host two events A wary return to the air their best work when they added How are baseball bats made? Phoenix Anthony LaRosa Bats marks 20-plus years in business Susan Glaser Lorain County Community College context, background, statistics, and a The Plain Dealer variety of personalities to their stories. Marc Bona Second Place cleveland.com POLITICS / GOVERNMENT First Place LCCC sets example of gender equality MEDICAL / HEALTH WRITIng WRITIng Staff How it Started vs. How it’s Going Mario “Marz” Anderson First Place First Place Lorain County Community College A city of renters where renters are Tri-C Racism in many forms can affect peo- Third Place forgotten A deeper look into students’ lives and ple’s health: Here are some examples Alumni encourages future reporters Dan Horn, Sharon Coolidge the challenges they face. Betty Lin-Fisher to be right, not first Akron Beacon Journal The Cincinnati Enquirer Oscar Rosado Second Place Excellent dramatization and reporting Great work showing people how the Lorain County Community College No welcoming week events due to on current social crisis smallest stuff affects people’s lives. Student Run Media pandemic Second Place Second Place Staff BEST PRINT SpORTS STORY Portfolio of Anne Saker Corruption in Cincinnati City Hall Lorain County Community College 2 YEAR/TRADE SCHOOL Anne Saker Sharon Coolidge, Dan Horn, Kevin Factual and concise reporting. Grasha First Place The Cincinnati Enquirer The Cincinnati Enquirer Covid restrictions cut athletics pro- Third Place Very good reporting and writing on a grams, cross country takes second Changing Seasons, Changing World health care crisis Third Place place Bella King Third Place Politics and health in Ohio Anthony LaRosa Tri-C Baby David’s giant battle: Family thank- Jessie Balmert, Jackie Borchardt Lorain County Community College An honest personal essay. ful for son who faces more hurdles The Cincinnati Enquirer 3 Thursday, June 24, 2021 All Ohio Excellence in Journalism The Press Club of Cleveland DATA JOURNALISM Joel Oliphint Third Place Black Lives Matter. Period. First Place Columbus Alive Regina Brett Meager results for Ohio vouchers Third Place Cleveland Jewish News Max Londberg Voting Process Has Hurdles For The columnist’s personal voice comes The Cincinnati Enquirer Homeless Community, But Help Is through beautifully in this clear and Amazing data work, stunning breadth Available straightforward column and surprising results that should spur Taylor Haggerty a lot of discussion ideastream SPORTS COLUmn Second Place COVID-19 COVERAGE First Place Taxpayers Lose Out on at Least $11.25 Category comment: This was an Former Cleveland Browns owner Art Million, Homeowners and Banks astonishing opportunity to relive the Modell’s failure to get elected to Pro Lose up to $80 Million in Little- pandemic. It was very hard to pick Football Hall of Fame saves city and known Foreclosure Process That Skips just three. Ohio journalists, all of those fans from sucker punch Sheriff’s Sales entered in this category rose to the oc- Dave DeNatale Lucia Walinchus, Lukas Udstuen, casion. WKYC Passionate and fun to read. Samantha Raudins, Ashton Nichols First Place Eye on Ohio It’s been a real soul-crushing week Second Place Third Place Dan Eaton MLB owners continue to put 2020 Contact tracing in Ohio: What’s limit- Columbus Business First season at risk ing the state’s ability to collect data Ryan Lewis Remarkable step by step, well written on the phrase ‘baker’s dozen,’ was also Dan Eaton Akron Beacon Journal look at day by day realities of a world pretty darn clever.) ‘Cuz and effect’ was Columbus Business First gone awry. Third Place a very strong entry in a very competi- ELECTION 2020 Second Place Silence is no longer an option tive category. Scott Petrak First Place So Many Unknowns The Chronicle-Telegram First Place 2020: A campaign like no other Staff Cuz and effect Darrel Rowland Columbus CEO Magazine BUSINESS COLUMN Kevin Aprile Powerful, compelling look at the pan- The Columbus Dispatch First Place The Chronicle-Telegram Taking on the disinformation with com- demics uneven consequences A sweet, but sad, ending for So- Second Place pelling facts. This piece boldly engages Third Place kolowski’s Making a Beilein for the door: Cavs what can’t be ignored, but often is. Family’s emails show a ‘sucker punch’ Elizabeth McIntyre coach could be out after the All-Star Second Place COVID-19 tragedy unfolding in real Crain’s Cleveland Business break The inevitability and dire consequenc- time A local story with universal appeal. Il- Vince Guerrieri es of ‘Stop the Steal’ Jennifer Pignolet lustrated the human side of business. The Chronicle-Telegram Akron Beacon Journal Second Place Raw, personal look at the pandemic. Third Place From the editor: A response to critics Follow the yellow, er, red brick road GENERAL NEWS COLUMN of our coverage of Covid-19 and Black Marissa McNees Category comment: This was a highly Lives Matter protests Medina County Gazette competitive category and all the entries Doug Buchanan were good. Columbus Business First HEADLINE WRITIng ALL OTHER PUBLICATIONS First Place A strong and diplomatic statement of Arredondo didn’t go far enough in principles. First Place condemnation of Gargasz HEADLINE WRITIng NEWSPA- Blight and wrong: Disparities in Andy Young PERS (DAILY & NON DAILy) Northeast Ohio lending The Chronicle-Telegram Category comment: The First Place David Kordalski Strong, assertive column writing winner, ‘Cuz and effect,’ is punchy, Crain’s Cleveland Business funny and effective in communicating Headline has double impact due to the Second Place content of the story. Portfolio of Jason Williams exactly what went down --a baseball Jason Williams game in which cousins played on Second Place The Cincinnati Enquirer opposing teams. (While it didn’t play The Man You Script for the Good in Touching, and both well-researched into my consideration at all, I have Us and well written to mention that the ‘Baker’s buzzin’ Roderick L. Ingram Sr. headline on the same page, playing Northeast Ohio Medical University 4 Thursday, June 24, 2021 All Ohio Excellence in Journalism The Press Club of Cleveland Third Place Columbus Monthly SIngLE EDITORIAL Giving Their Regards This piece escaped all the predictable First Place Lois Bowers “silver lining” with an ending that is Bill comes due McKnight’s Senior Living truly sublime and tear-inducing. Bravo Scott Suttell Headline is a fun play on words. Second Place Crain’s Cleveland Business HEADLINE WRITIng - OnLINE What is wrong with us? Nicely written about problems with the Bob Dyer bill and with the political shenanigans First Place involved. The Perfect Marquinez: Stirred, Never Akron Beacon Journal Shaken Gut puncher. Second Place Roderick L. Ingram Sr. Third Place Please do not inject disinfectant into Northeast Ohio Medical University “An uncomfortable in-between” your body Brad Dicken Camryn Justice REVIEWS/CRITICISM The Chronicle-Telegram WEWS-TV 5 First Place Fresh perspective, well rendered. Con- ANALYSIS ‘Sleuth’ delectably twists and turns grats. First Place upon the Hanna Theatre stage ObITUARY Women and Power Bob Abelman Suzanne Goldsmith Cleveland Jewish News First Place Columbus Monthly Clearly written, classically structured Olympic gold medalist Pete Radem- review with no spoilers. Sorry I missed acher dies at 91 Second Place the show. Rick Noland Black execs: Here’s how to advance change Medina County Gazette Second Place Katy Smith Memorable and full of great detail Cookbook: Style + Substance Columbus CEO Magazine Beth Segal Second Place Third Place The Plain Dealer Holocaust survivor overcame odds to Legally Speaking with Stephanie The writer takes us up into the tree- educate people Third Place Haney house -quite literally.
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