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2001 Keystone Press Awards Div1.Xlsx 2001 Professional Keystone Press Awards Division I ‐ Daily and Sunday Circulation ‐ over 100,000 Category Name Award Organization Credits Entry Title Investigative Reporting First Place The Philadelphia Inquirer Nancy Phillips Neulander murder Investigative Reporting Second Place Philadelphia Daily News Julie Knipe Brown Firemen and Hepatitis C Honorable Marisol Bello, Jim Ritchie, Dave Investigative Reporting Mention Tribune‐Review, Greensburg Copeland Pittsburgh in crisis Editorial First Place The Philadelphia Inquirer John Timpane Editorial Second Place Tribune‐Review, Greensburg Colin P. McNickle Column First Place Sunday News, Lancaster Judy A. Stausbaugh Column Second Place Pittsburgh Post‐Gazette Reg Henry Honorable Column Mention Pittsburgh Post‐Gazette Tony Norman Spot News First Place Philadelphia Daily News Staff Hell on the river Spot News Second Place Tribune‐Review, Greensburg Thomas Olson US Airways to merge with United Honorable Spot News Mention Pittsburgh Post‐Gazette Staff Bloodshed in Wilkinsburg Ongoing News Coverage First Place Pittsburgh Post‐Gazette Trail of Violence Coverage Team Trail of Violence Ongoing News Coverage Second Place The Philadelphia Inquirer Staff Thomas Jones Honorable Ongoing News Coverage Mention Tribune‐Review, Greensburg Richard Gazarik Drug ring run from prison Series/Special Project First Place The Philadelphia Inquirer Mark Bowden Killing Pablo Series/Special Project Second Place Philadelphia Daily News Staff The future of the city Honorable Series/Special Project Mention Pittsburgh Post‐Gazette Diana Nelson Appalachia's war Sports Story First Place The Philadelphia Inquirer Frank Fitzpatrick How it all began Sports Story Second Place Philadelphia Daily News Mark Kram The great pretenders Honorable Sports Story Mention Philadelphia Daily News Marcus Hayes Jeremiah Trotter Sports/Outdoor Column First Place Bill Lyon Sports/Outdoor Column Second Place Sunday News, Lancaster Mike Gross Honorable Sports/Outdoor Column Mention Pittsburgh Post‐Gazette Ron Cook 1 2001 Professional Keystone Press Awards Division I ‐ Daily and Sunday Circulation ‐ over 100,000 Category Name Award Organization Credits Entry Title Feature Story First Place Pittsburgh Post‐Gazette Michael A. Fuoco Feature Story Second Place The Morning Call, Allentown Ron Devlin The last of their breed Honorable Feature Story Mention The Philadelphia Inquirer Stacey Burling Onde day in the life of Joey Wengyn Sweeping to the Palestra, earning a Personality Profile First Place The Philadelphia Inquirer Michael Vitez degree Personality Profile Second Place The Morning Call, Allentown Eleanor Yan NPR host breathes fresh air Honorable Personality Profile Mention The Morning Call, Allentown Jeff Gelman In an instant Business or Consumer Story First Place The Philadelphia Inquirer Patricia Horn Big business in a small town Business or Consumer Story Second Place Philadelphia Daily News Sono Motoyama The big question: Bras News Beat Reporting First Place Philadelphia Daily News Chris Brennan SEPTA coverage News Beat Reporting Second Place Philadelphia Daily News Ron Goldwyn Religion beat Feature Beat Reporting First Place The Philadelphia Inquirer Michael Vitez Feature Beat Reporting Second Place Pittsburgh Post‐Gazette Caroline Abels Honorable Feature Beat Reporting Mention Pittsburgh Post‐Gazette Suzanne Martinson News Photo First Place The Philadelphia Inquirer Michael Perez Civil disobedience today News Photo Second Place Pittsburgh Post‐Gazette John Beale Fire tragedy Honorable News Photo Mention The Philadelphia Inquirer David Robert Swanson RNC protests Honorable News Photo Mention Philadelphia Daily News Jjim MacMillan Pepper Spray Feature Photo First Place The Patriot‐News Sean D. Simmers Substitute Trampoline Feature Photo Second Place Pittsburgh Post‐Gazette John Beale Amish wave Honorable Feature Photo Mention Tribune‐Review, Greensburg Keith Hodan Heavenly Christmas gift Honorable Feature Photo Mention Tribune‐Review, Greensburg Sean Stipp Headed to the light Honorable Feature Photo Mention Pittsburgh Post‐Gazette Matt Freed Jump shot 2 2001 Professional Keystone Press Awards Division I ‐ Daily and Sunday Circulation ‐ over 100,000 Category Name Award Organization Credits Entry Title Photo Story First Place Pittsburgh Post‐Gazette John Beale Community of faith Photo Story Second Place Philadelphia Daily News David Maialetti Living with death Honorable Photo Story Mention Tribune‐Review, Greensburg Sean Stipp Youngest and Lightest Sports Photo First Place Philadelphia Daily News George Reynolds Sports Photo Second Place The Philadelphia Inquirer Charles Fox Rodeo ride Honorable Sports Photo Mention Philadelphia Daily News George William Miller III Lightning strike Bill Pliske, K.C. Conner, Chris Pett‐ Front Page Design First Place Pittsburgh Post‐Gazette Ridge Front Page Design Second Place Philadelphia Daily News John Sherlock Page Design First Place Philadelphia Daily News John Sherlock Page Design Second Place Pittsburgh Post‐Gazette Kim Germovsek Graphic/Photo Illustration First Place Pittsburgh Post‐Gazette Daniel Marsula Graphic/Photo Illustration Second Place Pittsburgh Post‐Gazette Ted Crow Honorable Graphic/Photo Illustration Mention Pittsburgh Post‐Gazette Anita DuFalla A little Italy Headline Writing First Place Pittsburgh Post‐Gazette John Murphy Headline Writing Second Place The Philadelphia Inquirer Bob Sheasley 3 2001 Professional Keystone Press Awards Division II ‐ Daily and Sunday Circulation ‐ 50,000 to 100,000 circulation Category Name Award Organization Credits Entry Title Investigative Reporting First Place Reading Eagle/Times Mary Young Coroner Stiffed Taxpayers Investigative Reporting Second Place York Daily Record Pam Lehman, Melissa Tyrrell Paper Shield (PFAs) Honorable Jolyn Resnick, Toni Coleman, Todd Investigative Reporting Mention The Times‐Leader, Wilkes Barre Myers Suspicious Overtimes Editorial First Place Daily & Sunday Times, Primos Linda DeMeglio Delaware County Daily and Editorial Second Place Sunday Times Joe Hart Column First Place York Daily Record Mike Argento Column Second Place York Daily Record Tom Joyce Honorable Column Mention Bucks County Courier Times Anthony Stitt Melissa Tyrrell, Caryl Clarke, Tom Joyce, Kate Rauhauser‐Smith, Pamela Lehman, Sharon Smith, Spot News First Place York Daily Record Christpher Glass Storm Coverage No bag lady, Jeannie Shalkham was just Spot News Second Place Erie Times‐News Gary Wesman a mystery Ongoing News Coverage First Place The Times‐Leader, Wilkes Barre Staff Charter flight disaster Ongoing News Coverage Second Place York Daily Record Joe Hainthaler, Scott Paida Charter school Honorable Ongoing News Coverage Mention The Scranton Times/Tribune News Team Gov. Casey's death and funeral Series/Special Project First Place Reading Eagle/Times Tracy Rasmussen, Tori Galluccio Living with dying Series/Special Project Second Place The Scranton Times/Tribune Frank Scholz Tax series Honorable Daniel Walsh, Pete Brekus, Tony Series/Special Project Mention The Express‐Times, Easton Nauroth, Marcia White Bethlehem Steel Sports Story First Place Reading Eagle/Times Phil Gianficaro An incredible life Sports Story Second Place Bucks County Courier Times Mindy Arbaugh Only the elite survive Honorable Sports Story Mention York Daily Record Dave Buscema When the home calls your heart 1 2001 Professional Keystone Press Awards Division II ‐ Daily and Sunday Circulation ‐ 50,000 to 100,000 circulation Category Name Award Organization Credits Entry Title Sports/Outdoor Column First Place The Times‐Leader, Wilkes Barre Doug Pape Sports/Outdoor Column First Place Bucks County Courier Times Andy Vineberg Sports/Outdoor Column Second Place Reading Eagle/Times Phil Gianficaro Honorable The Intelligencer Record, Sports/Outdoor Column Mention Doylestown Mike Sielski The Intelligencer Record, Feature Story First Place Doylestown Mike Sielski Waiting for a sign Feature Story Second Place Bucks County Courier Times Carol Robidoux The dogs of war Personality Profile First Place Reading Eagle/Times Steven Henshaw Kindred Spirits Personality Profile Second Place Erie Times‐News Gerry Weiss Mister Roberts tough love Business or Consumer Story First Place Erie Times‐News Ed Palattella A day at the forge Business or Consumer Story Second Place Reading Eagle/Times Matthew Neatock The price is right? News Beat Reporting First Place York Daily Record Mike Argento Court beat News Beat Reporting Second Place Erie Times‐News Peter Panepento Rent Way scandal Delaware County Daily and Feature Beat Reporting First Place Sunday Times Patti Mengers Feature Beat Reporting Second Place York Daily Record Ivelisse DeJesus News Photo First Place Erie Times‐News Rich Forsgren Cop down News Photo Second Place Erie Times‐News Jack Hanrahan 10th Street Fire Honorable News Photo Mention York Daily Record Christopher Glass Fire damages house Honorable The Intelligencer Record, News Photo Mention Doylestown Ophelia Lenz Cliff rescue Feature Photo First Place The Express‐Times, Easton Sue Beyer Snow Feature Photo Second Place York Daily Record Christopher Glass Kids flip for bowling Photo Story First Place York Daily Record Christopher Glass Bullets, tension hard to forget The Intelligencer Record, Sports Photo First Place Doylestown Ophelia Lenz A bitter loss Sports Photo Second Place Erie Times‐News Jack Hanrahan Baseball playoffs Honorable Sports Photo Mention The Times‐Leader, Wilkes Barre Don Carey Emotional season 2 2001 Professional Keystone Press Awards Division II ‐ Daily and Sunday
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