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2021 FSNE Journalism Contest List of Winners 2021 FSNE Journalism Contest List of Winners 1. Breaking News Reporting Division C Division B Division A First Place First Place First Place Jim Little, Annie Blanks, Kevin Zac Anderson, Carlos R. Munoz, Gabrielle Russon, Dewayne Bevil, Joe Robinson, Colin Warren-Hicks, Jake Timothy Fanning, Ryan McKinnon, Burbank, Wesley Alden, Katie Newby, Madison Arnold, Gregg Laura Finaldi Christiansen Pachkowski, Tony Giberson, Lisa Sarasota Herald-Tribune Orlando Sentinel Nellessen Savage, Maggie Wegrzyn, Coronavirus Arrives in Sarasota- Walt Disney World reopens amid Brandon Girod, John Blackie Manatee pandemic Pensacola News Journal Hurricane Sally coverage Second Place Second Place Will Greenlee Staff of the Tampa Bay Times Second Place TCPalm/Treasure Coast Newspapers Tampa Bay Times Ocala Star-Banner staff Will Greenlee Violence at University Mall Ocala Star-Banner Death of Ocala Police Chief Greg Graham Third Place Third Place Nada Hassanein, Alicia Devine, Karl Marc Topkin Etters, Jeff Burlew, Nate Chute Tampa Bay Times Third Place Tallahassee Democrat Wild finish gives Rays 8-7 walkoff win Annie Blanks, Jim Little, Gregg From Use of Force to a Show of Force Pachkowski, Jake Newby Pensacola News Journal Five Mile Swamp Fire These results are for planning purposes only. Please do not publish results until after the awards luncheon at noon on Thursday, July 15, 2021. 2021 FSNE Journalism Contest List of Winners 2. Enterprise Stories Division C Division B Division A First Place First Place First Place Leah Schwarting and David R. Corder Mark Woods, Matt Soergel, Sandy Andres Viglucci, Rob Wile, Rene The Villages Daily Sun Strickland, Mike Clark, Mary Kelli Rodriguez, Yadira Lopez, Isaiah Smalls, WWII's Last Legion Palka Matias Ocner, Carl Juste, Pierre Taylor The Florida Times-Union Miami Herald Ax Handle Saturday Miami Herald Disparity Enterprise Second Place Jim Little Pensacola News Journal Second Place Second Place Confronting TT Wentworth history Nate Monroe, David Bauerlein, Brittany Wallman, Megan O'Matz, Christopher Hong, Mark Woods John Maines, Aric Chokey The Florida Times-Union South Florida Sun Sentinel Third Place Money & Power - Enterprise Danger Road: Politicians Leave Florida's Kevin Robinson Busiest Highway Unprotected Pensacola News Journal Skanska missteps Third Place Wendy Rhodes Third Place The Palm Beach Post Cristóbal Reyes and Adelaide Chen A horrific Jeep fatality - and PBSO Orlando Sentinel probe - remain frustrating, perplexing Little criminals to family These results are for planning purposes only. Please do not publish results until after the awards luncheon at noon on Thursday, July 15, 2021. 2021 FSNE Journalism Contest List of Winners 3. Investigative Reporting Division C Division B Division A First Place First Place First Place Jim Little Jeff Burlew and Karl Etters Kathleen McGrory, Neil Bedi, Jennifer Pensacola News Journal Tallahassee Democrat Glenfield Streamline Boats Inside Influence in the Capital City Tampa Bay Times Targeted Second Place Second Place Kevin Robinson Andrew Marra Second Place Pensacola News Journal The Palm Beach Post Devan Patel Skanska history Clerk’s office execs got cash after USA TODAY NETWORK FLORIDA vowing never to ‘disparage the Clerk’ (Naples Daily News) Florida’s law enforcement hiring practices Third Place Cheryl Smith and Miranda Moore TCPalm/Treasure Coast Newspapers Third Place DOH botched Hep A; can it handle Brittany Wallman, Megan O'Matz, COVID? John Maines, Aric Chokey South Florida Sun Sentinel Danger Road: Politicians Leave Florida's Busiest Highway Unprotected These results are for planning purposes only. Please do not publish results until after the awards luncheon at noon on Thursday, July 15, 2021. 2021 FSNE Journalism Contest List of Winners 4. Community Leadership Division C Division B Division A First Place First Place First Place Pensacola News Journal staff Nada Hassanein and Alicia Devine Jack Evans, Jay Cridlin, Claire McNeil Pensacola News Journal Tallahassee Democrat Tampa Bay Times FEMA individual assistance The 32304 Divide The scrapbook: What life has been like during the coronavirus pandemic Second Place Second Place Nathan Crabbe Nate Monroe, David Bauerlein, Second Place Gainesville Sun Christopher Hong, Mark Woods Jason Garcia Gainesville For All The Florida Times-Union Orlando Sentinel Money & Power - Leadership Betsy VanderLey election Third Place Staff Third Place Third Place The Villages Daily Sun Mara Bellaby, Bobby Block, Sarah Blaskey, Aaron Albright, WWII's Last Legion Alessandro Marazzi-Sassoon, Jeff Nicholas Nehamas, Mary Ellen Klas, Gallop Ana Claudia Chacin, Benjamin Florida Today Conarck, Daniel Chang, Meghan What Happened to Gregory Lloyd Bobrowsky Edwards Miami Herald A Numbers Game/Just Like You These results are for planning purposes only. Please do not publish results until after the awards luncheon at noon on Thursday, July 15, 2021. 2021 FSNE Journalism Contest List of Winners 5. Features Writing Division C Division B Division A First Place First Place First Place Pat Obley Max Chesnes Christopher Spata The Daily Sun TCPalm/Treasure Coast Newspapers Tampa Bay Times Beating the odds Bahamas' Dorian recovery On a St. Petersburg block, neighbors stay neighborly despite opposing signs Second Place Second Place Jake Newby Janine Zeitlin Second Place Pensacola News Journal Fort Myers News-Press Ileana Najarro Foster couple has opened their hearts ‘We got you’: A deputy worried about Tampa Bay Times to 100 kids walking with protesters. Two women In Tampa, the pigeon men flock to a escorted him. beloved sport Third Place Elaine Allen-Emrich Third Place Third Place The Daily Sun Joe Capozzi Leonora LaPeter Anton Spencer Stephens was unique The Palm Beach Post Tampa Bay Times Carter Viss survival story After today, I won’t be able to come back, Dad. I’m not sure how long it’ll be. These results are for planning purposes only. Please do not publish results until after the awards luncheon at noon on Thursday, July 15, 2021. 2021 FSNE Journalism Contest List of Winners 6. Beat Reporting Division C Division B Division A First Place First Place First Place Jim Little Andrew Marra Kevin Spear Pensacola News Journal The Palm Beach Post Orlando Sentinel Pensacola confronts its racist history Andrew Marra collection Kevin Spear: Environmental beat portfolio Second Place Second Place Michael Bates Nikki Ross Second Place Citrus County Chronicle The Daytona Beach News-Journal Sue Carlton Business Beat Reporting Nikki Ross Tampa Bay Times Sue Carlton | The consumer affairs beat Third Place Third Place Michael Salerno Eileen Zaffiro-Kean The Villages Daily Sun The Daytona Beach News-Journal Third Place Collection of Michael Salerno's travel Eileen Zaffiro-Kean Portfolio Amy Drew Thompson and environmental articles Orlando Sentinel Amy Drew Thompson: Food Beat These results are for planning purposes only. Please do not publish results until after the awards luncheon at noon on Thursday, July 15, 2021. 2021 FSNE Journalism Contest List of Winners 7. Sports Division C Division B Division A First Place First Place First Place Jeff Shain Jon Santucci J.C. Carnahan The Villages Daily Sun TCPalm/Treasure Coast Newspapers Orlando Sentinel Collection of Jeff Shain's sports articles Jon Santucci collection J.C. Carnahan portfolio Second Place Second Place Second Place Drew Chaltry Adam Fisher Matt Baker The Villages Daily Sun Naples Daily News Tampa Bay Times Collection of Drew Chaltry's sports Adam Fisher collection How the great grandson of a slave articles pushed Florida to end ’Gator Bait’ cheer Third Place Third Place Clayton Freeman Cody Hills The Florida Times-Union Third Place The Villages Daily Sun Jacksonville sports in the year of Joey Knight Collection of Cody Hills' sports articles COVID-19 Tampa Bay Times By signing Antonio Brown, did the Bucs put playoffs over principle? These results are for planning purposes only. Please do not publish results until after the awards luncheon at noon on Thursday, July 15, 2021. 2021 FSNE Journalism Contest List of Winners 8. Business Division C Division B Division A First Place First Place First Place Jake Newby Clayton Park Taylor Dolven, Sarah Blaskey, Nicholas Pensacola News Journal The Daytona Beach News-Journal Nehamas, Alex Harris, Forrest Milburn Jake Newby collection Clayton Park Portfolio Miami Herald Lethal Stowaway Second Place Second Place Carlos Medina Jim Abbott Second Place Ocala Star-Banner The Daytona Beach News-Journal Malena Carollo Horse Industry of Marion County Jim Abbott Portfolio Tampa Bay Times Problems with the PACE loan program Third Place Third Place Emily Mavrakis Laura Finaldi Third Place Gainesville Sun Sarasota Herald-Tribune Ron Hurtibise Emily Mavrakis business reporting Laura Finaldi South Florida Sun Sentinel Tell your mortgage servicer you have the right to forbearance These results are for planning purposes only. Please do not publish results until after the awards luncheon at noon on Thursday, July 15, 2021. 2021 FSNE Journalism Contest List of Winners 9. Columns Division C Division B Division A First Place First Place First Place John Hackworth Mark Woods Graham Brink The Daily Sun The Florida Times-Union Tampa Bay Times Hackworth collection Mark Woods columns Columns by Graham Brink Second Place Second Place Second Place Andy Marlette Frank Cerabino Scott Maxwell Pensacola News Journal The Palm Beach Post Orlando Sentinel Andy Marlette columns Frank Cerabino collection Scott Maxwell columns Third Place Third Place Third Place Jim Ross Mark Lane Stephanie
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