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2020 All Ohio Excellence in Journalism Awards Shining a Light on Great Journalism for 40 Years 2020 All Ohio Excellence in Journalism Awards Shining a Light on Great Journalism for 40 Years. A new home base Rumpke moves operations into $25M HQ in Colerain Township TOM DEMEROPOLIS, 3 BIG PLAY ON SPORTS SPORTS BIZ LINDNER: STADIUM BETTING ISSUES ‘HURTFUL’ 14 Billions of dollars are wagered illegally in Ohio, NORTHERN KENTUCKY other states; many want a cut of the action $64M development COVER STORY BY STEVE WATKINS, 4 near CVG in works Paul Hemmer Co. project over 255 acres could create up to 2,000 jobs within six years. CHRIS WETTERICH, 15 ARTS FRONT D. Lynn Meyers writes a comeback story Revival of Ensemble Theatre under artistic director’s tenure nothing short of remarkable. JANELLE GELFAND, 16 NEW HIRE TRIHEALTH ADDS CHIEF DIVERSITY OFFICER 9 Largest public companies 20-23 PHOTO ILLUSTRATION BY KEVIN COX/GETTY IMAGES > CINCINNATI 01 Breaking news online BUSINESS COURIER r CincinnatiBusinessCourier.com May 31, 2019 Vol. 36, No. 5, $5.00 On smartphones and tablets 05175 120 E. Fourth St., Suite 230 bit.ly/CBCmobile Cincinnati, OH 45202 74470 Daily email updates 06 L bit.ly/CBCemails pg. 16 In HB’s IDEA Lab, students learn engineering concepts, work with high-tech machines, discover creative ways to overcome obstacles, and bring their ideas to life. PRESENTED BY THE PRESS CLUB OF CLEVELAND | FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 2020 2 Friday, August 7, 2020 All Ohio Excellence in Journalism The Press Club of Cleveland STUDENT RUN MEDIA Third Place BEST PRINT NEWSPAPER STORY Is It Too Early for Browns Fans to Hit 2 YEAR/TRADE SCHOOL “Panic Button?” Tri-C Students Weigh First Place In Coping with anxiety issues in Justyn Spanski classrooms Tri-C Oscar Rosado BEST PRINT FEATURE STORY Lorain County Community College TRADE/2 YEAR SCHOOL Second Place First Place Gun on East Campus Stop the vaping, save the living Diamond Hunt Quentin Pardon Tri-C Lorain County Community College Third Place This was exceptionally well done and Arc Center helps fight mental health an important topic. Only one thing stigma could’ve been improved: The vaping Quentin Pardon student maybe took up too much real Lorain County Community College estate, but overall there were lots of voice and factual information shared. BEST PRINT SPORTS STORY 2 I’m very glad there were resources Janet Maltbie Alexander Coolidge YEAR/TRADE SCHOOL included at the end. Keep on writing! Lorain County Community College The Cincinnati Enquirer First Place Loved the cold open... great fluidity Second Place Third Place Volleyball team comes up short in through the interviews, weaving in the LCCC students bring typewriters This lab is all about the crash tournament play soundbites to help demonstrate back to life Dan Eaton Quentin Pardon Madelyn Hill Second Place Columbus Business First Lorain County Community College Lorain County Community College Dabble Podcast - Episode Journalism MEDICAL / HEALTH WRITING Second Place This is exactly what I picture as a Jim Lanigan Junior Colleges offer benefits for lighter feature, well done! I wish the Lorain County Community College First Place transferring athletes article had some quotes with the shop Hope on Hold BEST ONLINE REPORT TRADE/2 Carrie Ghose Quentin Pardon owner or a client. I think it could YEAR SCHOOL Lorain County Community College have been even stronger. (Is there Columbus Business First much demand?) Overall it was a very First Place Second Place enjoyable article on a niche topic. Facts and concerns of internet A Surgeon’s Victims Wait for Justice addiction for students and youths Third Place Jim DeBrosse Weliton DeOliveira Cincinnati Magazine International student crossed border Lorain County Community College for his U.S education Third Place Jayne Giese Second Place Stressful Home, Harder Hearing Lorain County Community College College offers ways to prevent Elaine Guregian The story subject is a good one. I don’t cardiovascular disease Northeast Ohio Medical University Jayne Giese think many people realize how difficult LIFESTYLE it must be. I would have liked to see a Lorain County Community College First Place few additional voices; for the longest OPEN time it’s just the student. However, it’s The Simpsons’, Dany Greene and a good topic that ended as it should TECHNOLOGY WRITING Moe’s Tavern: A tale of Cleveland have (with information about the First Place history international students and resources). Bold Penguin Putting People First Marc Bona Nice job! Katy Smith cleveland.com BEST RADIO/PODCAST NEWS Columbus CEO Magazine POLITICS / GOVERNMENT STORY TRADE/2 YEAR SCHOOL Second Place WRITING First Place Inside the rise and fall of Everything First Place Career Exploration Podcast- Episode But The House: Can Ohio’s hottest Down But Not Out in East Cleveland So You Want to be in Broadcasting- startup rebound? Jordan Heller 3 Friday, August 7, 2020 All Ohio Excellence in Journalism The Press Club of Cleveland Eye on Ohio I thought this was an interesting, Third Place To be consumed like a fine wine. Well educational and well written political A bathrobe for my mother done from the first headline to the story. Moreover, this story seamlessly Bob Dyer last line of the piece. Well researched, takes a reader from the tense opening Akron Beacon Journal reported and written. In fact, you discussion all the way through to the This is a compelling portrait of the could almost “feel” the neighborhoods final release of tension as they voted writer’s mother and, to a lesser extent, as the sources walk through them. This to “forgive” the mayor. The storytelling his father. The use of his mother’s lively storytelling was compelling. Perfect was succinct, yet the facts and quote history was effective. graphics. For me, this was aspirational were sufficient and smartly selected to SPORTS COLUMN work. Though the topic was regional, give the reader a sense of being there. I this work could thrive in any U.S. thought it was artfully done. First Place Today’s players have it right show the market. In a word, or two, polished DATA JOURNALISM excellence. emotion, save the beanballs First Place Ryan Lewis Second Place Investigation: Blacks, black Akron Beacon Journal Cost of Business Incentives neighborhoods most likely to be A well-reported, well-organized Kim Palmer, Jay Miller traffic stop targets in Ohios 3 biggest column that pulls the reader in with Crain’s Cleveland Business cities great quotes. This piece does what a From a “thinking” perspective, I Lucia Walinchus, Max Londberg, good column is supposed to do, taking think this article would be of value Michael Nyerges a different and thought-provoking to development professionals across Eye on Ohio angle on a hot topic. the nation. It hints at needed metrics Unfortunate experience will hopefully to judge the overall value of such tax Second Place Second Place help others incentives and their lasting impact on Closed Doors Tiger Woods implausible and Betty Lin-Fisher cities. Extremely well researched and Cid Standifer unequaled triumph at 2019 Masters Akron Beacon Journal The Plain Dealer Bill Livingston written. It accomplishes the goal of HEADLINE WRITING bringing the target reader to a larger, Third Place cleveland.com Colorful writing that can make the NEWSPAPERS (DAILY & NON more informed perspective of tax Now we know why the state didn’t DAILY) incentive impacts. want us to see this data reader feel as if he or she was right there on the 18th green at Augusta. A First Place Third Place Darrel Rowland The Columbus Dispatch great retrospective of Tiger’s comeback. HANDS OFF, DANCE-OFF Studio Beachwood mayor forgiven owners gets creative when teaching unanimously by council GENERAL NEWS COLUMN Third Place Where’s John Dorsey? Orthodox couple Jane Kaufman First Place Bob Jacob Cleveland Jewish News Marla Ridenour Actions speak louder than words Akron Beacon Journal Cleveland Jewish News Regina Brett An impassioned column that took up HEADLINE WRITING ALL Cleveland Jewish News the voice of seemingly every frustrated OTHER PUBLICATIONS This is hard-hitting and powerful. I Browns fan, holding the man in charge First Place liked the challenge to policy-makers to task. and the specifics of what she is calling Finding the Goo-Goo(gle) Algorithm on them to do. It’s not anything new, BUSINESS COLUMN for Babies to Reach Their First but it’s well said and should draw First Place Birthdays attention. A heartbreaking end for the Vindy Roderick L. Ingram Sr. and its hometown Northeast Ohio Medical University Second Place Very clever. Nice play on words that No, we are not fine Elizabeth McIntyre Crain’s Cleveland Business will draw readers into the article. Good Amelia Robinson job! Dayton Daily News Second Place The columnist drew evocative profiles NCAA finally succumbs to reality Second Place of some of the victims. The use of with athlete endorsements decision Kosher Poultry: Honoring Religious “fine” worked for me at first, but grew Doug Buchanan Tradition in the Slaughter predictable. Trying to turn sorrow into Columbus Business First Kathy Ames Carr Edible Cleveland anger and ultimately into action is Third Place hard, but this piece does it well. Tough subject, so this was particularly 4 Friday, August 7, 2020 All Ohio Excellence in Journalism The Press Club of Cleveland well done. Foreigner Reporter: Tom Spurgeon, 1968-2019 Third Place Brittany Mariel Hudak Andy Downing Jack hits road, Hard Rock rolls in CAN Journal Columbus Alive Engrossing story of an improbable film. Matthew Hall SINGLE EDITORIAL Soapbox Cincinnati Second Place First Place The Bands Visit tour unforgettable HEADLINE WRITING - ONLINE Sexual harassment of girls starts production of a most unlikely during middle school First Place Broadway show Bonnie Jean Feldkamp With growth plans brewing Aegis Bob Abelman The Cincinnati Enquirer looks to former Starbucks executive to Cleveland Jewish News fill president’s role Superb writing captures the quality of Second Place Lois Bowers this “small” work.
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