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2017 Professional Keystone Press Awards Specialty Categories 2017 Professional Keystone Press Awards Specialty Categories Category Name Award News Organization Credits Entry Title Teen Killers; The Berns meet the Birds; Miss. Distinguished Writing First Place Philadelphia Media Network Amy S. Rosenberg Delegate Recalls 1964 We don't know unless we try; Finding strength in Distinguished Writing Second Place Reading Eagle Company Jim Lewis forgiveness; Caretakers of history Scranton 150 Years; Merry Christmas; A century of excellence; Race to the finish; Help for Autism Spectrum Disorder; Monsters among us; Ya Distinguished Visual First Place The Times‐Tribune Kevin O'Neill wanna bet? String of success; Just a ducky pose; 2016 Distinguished Visual Second Place Philadelphia Media Network Tom Gralish Pennsylvania Battleground State John V.R. Bull Freedom of Information Award Winner PennLive/The Patriot‐News Staff Championing Freedom of Information Voter Voices; The Trump Tightrope; From Scaife The Edith Hughes Emerging to Trump ‐ The Foundation of the Transition; Journalist Award Winner Pittsburgh Post‐Gazette Julian Routh Dispatches from Trump Country Calkins Media Distinguished Hopewell pottery studio; Stories of survival; Video Award Winner Beaver County Times Gwen Titley Veterans of Beaver Valley 2017 Keystone Press Award Sweepstakes Winners Category Newspaper Division I Philadelphia Media Network Division II Reading Eagle Company Division III Beaver County Times Division IV The Sentinel, Carlisle Division V TheBurg, Harrisburg Division VI Central Penn Business Journal, Harrisburg Division VII Bethlehem Press 2017 Professional Keystone Press Awards Division I ‐ Multi‐day Publications ‐ over 75,000 circulation Category Name Award News Organization Credits Entry Title Toxic City: Lead Paint; Paint and peril; Calls to Barbara Laker, Wendy End; Lead: A Wider Peril; Kenney: Safety; Investigative Reporting First Place Philadelphia Media Network Ruderman, Dylan Purcell Grants to target Carl Prine, Brad Bumsted, Aaron Pittsburgh Intergovernmental Cooperation Investigative Reporting Second Place Tribune‐Review, Pittsburgh Aupperlee Authority investigation Honorable Investigative Reporting Mention The Morning Call Sam Kennedy No recall for glass found in vaccine Confronting the past; Tainted CDC; Taking their Editorial First Place Pittsburgh Post‐Gazette Joe Smydo Shots Start over, city schools; Superintendent Editorial Second Place Pittsburgh Post‐Gazette John Allison Hamlet; Six‐pack half‐measure Honorable Bigger Than Trump's Win; Nefarious Editorial Mention Philadelphia Media Network Sandy Shea Nonprofits; Failure of Stop & Frisk In sickness; For working‐class voters; Delivering Column First Place Philadelphia Media Network Alfred Lubrano carols In Orlando; Discarded animals; Surviving Column Second Place Philadelphia Media Network Jason Nark suicide Hillary Clinton, it's John Miller on the phone; Honorable Senate committee reveals its twisted priorities; Column Mention The Morning Call Bill White Thanksgiving unites Muslim, Jewish families Breaking News ‐ MULTI‐DAY PUBLICATIONS ONLY First Place PennLive/The Patriot‐News Staff Deadly crash on I‐78 Wilkinsburg mourning; Leaders pledge to end Breaking News ‐ MULTI‐DAY Dan Majors, Molly Born, violence; Pittsburgh has growing list of PUBLICATIONS ONLY Second Place Pittsburgh Post‐Gazette Jonathan Silver notorious mass shootings Jason Laughlin, Maria Panaritis, Breaking News ‐ MULTI‐DAY Honorable Marie McCullough, Caitlin PUBLICATIONS ONLY Mention Philadelphia Media Network McCabe Amtrak Crash Kills 2 Page 1 2017 Professional Keystone Press Awards Division I ‐ Multi‐day Publications ‐ over 75,000 circulation Category Name Award News Organization Credits Entry Title At Hershey, a summer job; More trouble for Hershey; Hershey board runs up; Will latest Hershey trust; Loads of cash; Reimagining Ongoing News Coverage First Place Philadelphia Media Network Bob Fernandez Hershey's Dream Law officers, clergy forged ties; A fighter's long battle; Altoona‐Johnstown Abuse; Justice or financial ruin; Lawmakers feel church's heat; Ongoing News Coverage Second Place Philadelphia Media Network Maria Panaritis Victim: Chaput canceled meeting Jason Laughlin, Justine Special Project First Place Philadelphia Media Network McDaniel, Dylan Purcell Why Your Train Is Late Special Project Second Place Philadelphia Media Network Stacey Burling The Dilemma of Aging Honorable Peter Smith, Laura Special Project Mention Pittsburgh Post‐Gazette Schneiderman, Daniel Marsula Silent Sanctuaries Central PA magazine (winter, spring, Arts and Niche Publication First Place PennLive/The Patriot‐News Central PA magazine staff Entertainment) Eagles Playbook: Pregame Wrap‐around Niche Publication Second Place Philadelphia Media Network Staff sections People with mental illness call these towns home; 'Not going back'; Mental illness behind bars; Police lack; State mental hospital ailing; After prison; Tragic journey ends; Drug combination; Mental illness made; After Series First Place Pittsburgh Post‐Gazette Joe Smydo, Rich Lord psychiatric problems; McKees Rocks rallies Series Second Place PennLive/The Patriot‐News Staff "Six Pennsylvanias: Anatomy of a Swing State" Honorable Series Mention The Morning Call Staff Heroin Sports Story First Place Philadelphia Media Network Mike Sielski The Concussion Dilemma Page 2 2017 Professional Keystone Press Awards Division I ‐ Multi‐day Publications ‐ over 75,000 circulation Category Name Award News Organization Credits Entry Title 'It's not a game. I almost died because of the Sports Story Second Place PennLive/The Patriot‐News Ryan Baillargeon streets' Honorable Sports Story Mention Philadelphia Media Network Aaron Carter No words can explain Sports Event Coverage First Place Pittsburgh Post‐Gazette Staff Stanley Cup win stories Bob Flounders, Greg Pickel, Penn State beats Wisconsin in Big Ten Sports Event Coverage Second Place PennLive/The Patriot‐News David Jones, Joe Hermitt Championship Honorable LEDgendary: Remembering Founding Flyer Ed Sports Event Coverage Mention Philadelphia Media Network Staff Snider Passing Game; Sitting at Attention; The Last Sports/Outdoor Column First Place Philadelphia Media Network Bob Ford Piece David Jones (Joe Mixon, Big Ten coaches, PSU Sports/Outdoor Column Second Place PennLive/The Patriot‐News David Jones upset win) "Terminal cancer doesn't stop high school Feature Story First Place Tribune‐Review, Pittsburgh Chris Togneri sweethearts from marrying" Feature Story Second Place Philadelphia Media Network Jeff Gammage An Expedition to Find a Family Honorable Feature Story Mention Philadelphia Media Network Kathy Boccella Living a Full Life Daniel Moore, Michael The boom and bust of Pennsylvania's coal News Feature Story First Place Pittsburgh Post‐Gazette Henninger, Zack Tanner towns PSU professor struggled personally, professionally before death: Co‐workers, News Feature Story Second Place PennLive/The Patriot‐News Colin Deppen acquaintances Honorable News Feature Story Mention Philadelphia Media Network Amy S. Rosenberg Teen Killers Camp Hill's Jeffrey Lord: Well‐known Trump Personality Profile First Place PennLive/The Patriot‐News Candy Woodall supporter on CNN, stranger to mom at home After injuries and half a million miles, Lancaster's motorcycle mayor shows no signs Personality Profile Second Place PennLive/The Patriot‐News Colin Deppen of slowing down Page 3 2017 Professional Keystone Press Awards Division I ‐ Multi‐day Publications ‐ over 75,000 circulation Category Name Award News Organization Credits Entry Title Honorable Personality Profile Mention Philadelphia Media Network Frank Fitzpatrick A Hero Lost, Not Forgotten Business or Consumer Story First Place Philadelphia Media Network Susan Snyder Thinking Big Insurers see reversal of fortune in Health Plan Business or Consumer Story Second Place Pittsburgh Post‐Gazette Steve Twedt Marketplace Honorable Business or Consumer Story Mention Philadelphia Media Network Jacob Adelman Dodging Taxes The Longest Ride; Surviving Car 1; Septa Woes; Wheel Women; Septa's early morning deal News Beat Reporting First Place Philadelphia Media Network Jason Laughlin with staffing shortages Managing Harrisburg; Suspected killer; Harrisburg forbids police officers; Harrisburg News Beat Reporting Second Place PennLive/The Patriot‐News Christine Vendel firefighters; Nonprofit 45 years after Vietnam War; Mission of Hope; Thinking Big; Ursinus Chairman's; Rogue Honorable fraternities; Few schools mean some students News Beat Reporting Mention Philadelphia Media Network Susan Snyder pay more Bait and Switch; Developer to Pay; Jewelers Row; Busy with everything; Give us shelter; Feature Beat Reporting First Place Philadelphia Media Network Inga Saffron Endangered Edifices Feature Beat Reporting Second Place Philadelphia Media Network Ellen Gray Weekly television beat coverage Capow Jamaican Restaurant; Caputo Brothers Honorable Creamery; Troegs Independent Brewing; New Feature Beat Reporting Mention PennLive/The Patriot‐News Sue Gleiter York‐style pizza; Midstate Distillery Sports Beat Reporting First Place PennLive/The Patriot‐News Aaron Kasinitz Philadelphia Eagles beat Pirate's kin was part of King's inner circle; Being a pro athlete can be taxing; Wild win 'top‐five Sports Beat Reporting Second Place Pittsburgh Post‐Gazette Stephen Nesbitt crazy'; Perfect setting for Jaso Page 4 2017 Professional Keystone Press Awards Division I ‐ Multi‐day Publications ‐ over 75,000 circulation Category Name Award News Organization Credits Entry Title It's just a game; A positive
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