FSNE 2005
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June 10, 2005 Dear Florida journalists: Here’s what 2004 really will be remembered for in Florida journalism: Charley, Frances, Ivan and Jeanne. What a year for Florida journalism and hurricanes. We anticipated as best we could. Then we covered the heck out of the four hurricanes that surprised us, scared us, tormented us - all within six weeks. Floridians expected us to respond, and we did. This year the Florida Society of Newspaper Editors acknowledged our coverage by creating a special category: Best Hurricane Coverage. The judges were overwhelmed with the state newspapers’ excellent, thorough coverage of the storms, which included stunning photographs and stories of unexpected turns, human despair, devastation. Charley changed course at the last minute, a monster that ravaged whole areas. Ivan was the worst hurricane in the history of Pensacola and the Florida Panhandle. Jeanne surprised everyone by a huge turn. The journalists of Florida should be proud of our coverage, which served all of our citizens well. Outside of the hurricanes in 2004 we also investigated, explained and featured some of the most important issues in the state, nation and world. We covered a presidential election, education, the state’s clemency system, missile defense and the Stanley Cup championship. We reviewed Anne Tyler and the Moscow Ballet. We captured in photos people in trouble, people at rest and people in celebration. As we simultaneously honor our work in 2004 and begin hurricane season 2005, let’s take a deep breath and move on ... with diligence and respect for the forces of nature around us.
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Division ANewspapers with daily circulation of 125,000 or more: 1. Best Hurricane CoverageThe Palm Beach Post Staff Florida’s Mean Season: Preparation, Recovery A human face on the chaos and loss. Excellent writing and photos and superb organization distinguish its coverage. Second Place Orlando Sentinel Staff Hurricanes Charley and Frances Third Place The Tampa Tribune Staff A fateful turn; A cruel course 2. Daily DeadlineOrlando Sentinel Staff Powerless: Coverage of Hurricane Charley Coverage feels complete and compelling; appropriate use of anecdotes provides a sense of what people were going through. Second Place The Palm Beach Post Staff Hurricane Frances: From Ground Zero Third Place The Tampa Tribune Staff A fateful turn 3. FeaturesSt. Petersburg Times Babita Persaud A husband for Vibha A story about new and old, mother and daughter, love and obligation brilliantly written. Second Place The Miami Herald Leonard Pitts Jr. The missing past Third Place St. Petersburg Times Lane DeGregory Collection of stories Honorable Mention St. Petersburg Times Kelley Benham Collection of stories
4. Investigative ReportingThe Miami Herald Debbie Cenziper and Jason Grotto Long road to clemency Goes beyond sheer numbers, to the people left without their right to vote. By exposing flaws in the system, the paper fights for democracy itself. Second Place The Miami Herald Manny Garcia and Jason Grotto Justice withheld Third Place South Florida Sun-Sentinel Sally Kestin, Megan O’Matz and John Maines Cashing in on disaster Honorable Mention St. Petersburg Times Collins Conner and Barbara Behrendt Homosassa Elementary School
5. Explanatory ReportingOrlando Sentinel Michael Cabbage Missile defense: America’s costly gamble A significant national story brilliantly told through precision of language and accessible graphics. Second Place The Miami Herald Tyler Bridges, Frances Robles and Jane Bussey Land reform in Latin America Third Place St. Petersburg Times Staff Achievement gap Honorable Mention Orlando Sentinel Debbie Salamone Living with disabilities Honorable Mention Sally Kestin and John Maines Marine attractions: Below the surface 6. Beat ReportingOrlando Sentinel Mary Shanklin Education Defines and delves deep into areas where process and people intersect. She makes education real. Second Place St. Petersburg Times Joanne Korth Football Third Place The Miami Herald Carol Marbin Miller Florida Children’s Services Honorable Mention The Florida Times-Union Matt Galnor City Hall
7. SportsOrlando Sentinel Rick Maese Collection of stories Strong storytelling, graceful prose and an eye for the untold stories. Second Place The Florida Times-Union Garry Smits Collection of stories Third Place South Florida Sun-Sentinel Dave Hyde Legend of the foul 8. Special Section, SportsSouth Florida Sun-Sentinel Brian White, Chris Burt, Mike Matvey Football 2004 Strong central concept of personalizing the athletes achieved with superb photography and disciplined typography executed well across seven sections. Second Place St. Petersburg Times Staff Let the games begin Third Place The Palm Beach Post Staff Throwbacks! Baseball preview Honorable Mention The Tampa Tribune Staff Electrifying! 9. BusinessThe Palm Beach Post Phil Galewitz Patient dumping: A crisis in care Standout reporting with clear, immediate impact - this work exposed harm to patient care. Second Place The Miami Herald John Dorschner Runaway costs in the ER Third Place Orlando Sentinel Staff Disney-Comcast: The stakes for Orlando 10. Page One DesignSt. Petersburg Times Staff This newspaper isn’t afraid to get excited and take chances. Clear headlines and photos played for impact. Second Place Orlando Sentinel Staff Third Place The Tampa Tribune Staff 11. News/Business Page DesignThe Tampa Tribune Shane Blatt Ukraine: East or West? Successful organization of many elements providing readers with timely background. 12. Feature Page DesignSt. Petersburg Times Nikki Life They love us not Design, art and headline come together to simply and clearly communicate story to readers. Second Place The Miami Herald Liz Heisler and Philip Brooker Florida’s other white meat Third Place The Miami Herald Juan Lopez and Philip Brooker Travel: Living Large Honorable Mention The Florida Times-Union Jennifer Fish Decamp Rodney Dangerfield appreciation 13. Sports Page DesignOrlando Sentinel Joan Andrews Football 2004: Cliches Sometimes, less really is more. Disciplined use of type makes this page a stand-out. Second Place The Miami Herald Michael Babin NASCAR Extra Third Place The Tampa Tribune Andy Smith Who’s the real No. 1? 14. Headline WritingOrlando Sentinel Liam Miller Turns a clever phrase without fallling back on puns or cliches. Excellent despite some tight counts. Second Place The Tampa Tribune Stacey Shick Third Place The Palm Beach Post Lou Ann Frala Honorable Mention St. Petersburg Times Jim Webster 15. EditorialsSt. Petersburg Times Jack Reed Gun range legislation Took on two giants - the Florida Legislature and the NRA. And wow. Clearly outlined the conflicts. Second Place The Tampa Tribune Joe Guidry Collection Third Place St. Petersburg Times Diane Steinle Bus stop safety 16. Editorial CartoonOrlando Sentinel Dana Summers Fresh thinking and distinctive drawing. Second Place South Florida Sun-Sentinel Chan Lowe Third Place The Florida Times-Union Ed Gamble 17. ColumnsMiami Herald Leonard Pitts Jr. Makes readers think and reflect on their own beliefs. He’s not afraid to tackle sensitive or unpopular topics. Second Place The Miami Herald Fred Grimm Third Place Orlando Sentinel Mike Thomas 18. Sports columnsThe Tampa Tribune Martin Fennelly Tells it like he sees it; human, approachable, creative. Second Place The Miami Herald Dan Le Batard Third Place The Florida Times-Union Gene Frenette 19. CriticismThe Palm Beach Post Scott Eyman Joy to read; makes wonderful storytelling of the art of storytelling. Second Place St. Petersburg Times Lennie Bennett Third Place The Miami Herald Glenn Garvin 20. News GraphicsOrlando Sentinel Ingrid Pecca, Shiniko Floyd and David Wersinger Airborne Laser Detailed explanation of a complex subject; well executed. Second Place St. Petersburg Times Steve Madden and Ron Brackett 600 Yards of Death Third Place Orlando Sentinel Ingrid Pecca and David Wersinger Weighty Mission 21. IllustrationThe Tampa Tribune David O’Keefe Greetings from Florida Artistic talent and clever ideas merge to charm readers. Perfectly executed. Second Place The Tampa Tribune David O’Keefe Aretha Franklin Third Place The Florida Times-Union Ed Gamble Sports illustrations 22. Spot News PhotographyThe Palm Beach Post Staff Mean Season - Florida’s Hurricanes 2004 These photos provide a sense of being there, of eyewitnessing the devastation, the randomness, the power of the hurricane season. Second Place St. Petersburg Times Stephen J. Coddington Baby’s death (second place tie) Third Place Associated Press Phil Coale Praying man (second place tie) 23. Feature PhotographySt. Petersburg Times Dirk Shadd Stanley’s Summer Tour This is how it is at the top of your game: creative ideas, executed perfectly. Second Place South Florida Sun-Sentinel Scott Fisher Disappearing Act Third Place The Florida Times-Union Bob Self Navy’s Band of Brothers 24. Sports PhotographySt. Petersburg Times James Borchuck Olympics A "thrill of victory" trifecta - three photos that show the emotional power of sports. Second Place St. Petersburg Times Dirk Shadd Hockey Third Place Associated Press Chris O’Meara NCAA basketball Honorable Mention South Florida Sun-Sentinel Robert Duyos Close Call 25. Individual Achievement/Body of Work in PhotographySouth Florida Sun-Sentinel Mike Stocker Conflict in Haiti Demonstrates ability to work amidst chaos and still keep in mind quality of light, composition and moment. Second Place The Florida Times-Union Bob Self Collection Third Place South Florida Sun-Sentinel Michael Laughlin Haiti in Crisis Honorable Mention South Florida Sun-Sentinel Anastasia Walsh Collection 26. Special Sections, GeneralSt. Petersburg Times Staff Stanley’s Summer Tour Unique approach that gave readers some fun. Intimacy of the photography took readers around the world. Second Place The Tampa Tribune Staff 44 Days Third Place The Miami Herald Staff Art Basel Honorable Mention St. Petersburg Times Staff Following Francisco |
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Division BNewspapers with circulation between 40,000 and 125,000 daily. 1. Best Hurricane CoverageFlorida Today Staff Hurricane Jeanne Outstanding depth and range of stories, photos and maps; excels in bothe scope and detail. Second Place Pensacola News Journal Staff Hurricane Ivan Third Place Sarasota Herald-Tribune Staff Hurricane Charley 2. Daily DeadlinePensacola News Journal Staff Nightmare Detailed reporting in words and pictures captures storm’s power and impact. Second Place Florida Today Staff Bush launches space initiative Third Place Sarasota Herald-Tribune Chris Davis, Robert Eckhart, Jess Andrews Murder of Carlie Brucia 3. FeaturesNaples Daily News Dianna Smith Haiti after Tropical Storm Jeanne Vivid reporting, eloquent writing, strong sense of story. Second Place Tallahassee Democrat Sharon Kant-Rauch and Mike Ewen A year in the life Third Place The News-Press Francesca Donlan Tea parties with angels 4. Investigative ReportingSarasota Herald-Tribune Chris Davis and Matthew Doig Teachers who fail Reporting at its best - ambitious in scope, dogged and painstaking, and above all of supreme importance and clear impact. Second Place Bradenton Herald Staff Tallevast: Toxic pollution Third Place Florida Today Staff Jail in chaos 5. Explanatory ReportingFlorida Today Staff Insurance storm Combines strong consumer angles with carefully detailed reporting and analysis. Second Place Daytona Beach News-Journal Staff Corner of yesterday and tomorrow Third Place Daytona Beach News-Journal Virginia Smith Sand & Dollars 6. Beat ReportingFlorida Today John Kelly Space Enterprising, aggressive reporting that considers the interests of local workers, taxpayers and NASA itself. Second Place Bradenton Herlad Donna Wright Health/social services Third Place Scripps Treasure Coast Newspapers Suzanne Wentley Environment 7. SportsSarasota Herald-Tribune Chris Anderson Collection His stories are brimming with vivid description, empathy with subjects and well-done scene. Second Place Florida Today David Jones Collection Third Place Naples Daily News Janine Zeitlin Collection 8. Special Section, SportsThe Ledger Staff Football 2004 Everything you want or need to know about football … and more. Original design and thorough coverage. Second Place Florida Today Staff NASCAR 2004 Third Place Tallahassee Democrat Staff College Football 2004 Honorable Mention Sarasota Herald-Tribune M.H. Syin Best of the Best 9. BusinessBradenton Herald Duane Marsteller Can SRQ keep flying? Thought-provoking, independent reporting amplified problems of a struggling airport and explored solutions. Second Place Sarasota Herald-Tribune Michael Pollick Collection Third Place
10. Page One DesignFlorida Today Staff
Clean and elegantly designed pages, with terrific use of photos and graphics. A cut above. Second Place Pensacola News Journal Sandra Brown
Third Place Gainesville Sun Staff
11. News/Business Page DesignBradenton Herald Martha Roberts-Harmon Investment Mistakes Makes optimal use of an attractive illustration and then builds smartly around it. Second Place The Ledger Steve Antley and Kalpana Ramgopal Frugal forays Third Place Daytona Beach News-Journal Amanda Cortright Pimp your ride 12. Feature Page DesignBradenton Herald Ron Borresen United They Stand Simply creative - and elegant. It’s a cover that pulls in readers with its subtle message. Second Place Florida Today Staff Pizza with pizazz Third Place Sarasota Herald-Tribune Nicole Sneed Shades of spring 13. Sports Page DesignStar-Banner Sharon Quinn Eyes on Smarty Jones Photos and graphic elements give this page both brains and beauty. Second Place Daytona Beach News-Journal Jeff Wilen Busch in 2004! Third Place Scripps Treasure Coast Newspapers Jim Saturday Something’s not working here 14. Headline WritingThe News-Press Debbie Gibson
Engaging - and very clever - headlines pull readers to stories. Mission accomplished. Second Place Sarasota Herald-Tribune Alan Shaw
Third Place Sarasota Herald-Tribune Alec Rooney
15. EditorialsPensacola News Journal Carl Wernicke
Hard-hitting, incisive commentary that we expect made a difference. Second Place Florida Today Victoria Reid
Third Place Gainesville Sun Ron Cunningham
16. Editorial CartoonFlorida Today Jeff Parker
For readers feeling banged-up themselves, he offers a bit of relief. Well-drawn, funny, poignant. Second Place Daytona Beach News-Journal Bruce Beattie
Third Place Tallahassee Democrat Doug Marlette
17. ColumnsTallahassee Democrat Bill Berlow Collection Impressive range, insight and knowledge; writing carries both voice and authority. Second Place Daytona Beach News-Journal Mark Lane Footnote Third Place Daytona Beach News-Journal Ronald Williamson Sense of Place 18. Sports columnsScripps Treasure Coast Newspapers Ray McNulty Collection No chance you’ll miss McNulty’s point of view. He calls it like he sees it, and writes it down with passion. Second Place Daytona Beach News-Journal Ken Willis My Two Cents Third Place Sarasota Herald-Tribune Chris Anderson Collection 19. CriticismNaples Daily News Harriet Howard Heithaus Performing arts Knowledgeable, nimble and lively; "Tosca" piece sparkles. Second Place Daytona Beach News-Journal Laura Stewart
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20. News GraphicsThe News-Press Staff Sanibel’s Crumbling Causeway Combines visual appeal, solid reporting and several entry points for the readers. A treasure trove of information. Second Place Florida Today T.J. Standish Circling Saturn Third Place Pensacola News Journal Ron Stallcup Building a better interstate highway 21. IllustrationThe News-Press Todd Stubing City of Palms Classic With simple tones, this successfully speaks to the reader: basketball, Florida, winter. Second Place Daytona Beach News-Journal Jim Tiller Crying Beach Third Place Sarasota Herald-Tribune Jennifer Borresen Christmas, Florida style 22. Spot News PhotographyFlorida Today Craig Bailey Collection Hurricane photos stood out: The humanity and tenderness in the midst of tragedy are striking. Second Place Pensacola News Journal Gary McCracken Long Road Ahead Third Place Naples Daily News Darron R. Silva Collection 23. Feature PhotographyFlorida Today Emily Barnes Collection Her photos show the full range of emotions that people share - from grief to confusion to laughter. Second Place Sarasota Herald-Tribune Chip Litherland See Life Third Place Naples Daily News Lexey Swall Slice of life 24. Sports PhotographyDaytona Beach News-Journal Roger Simms Pit Flip This photo needs no cutline, telling the story in a single, dramatic image. Ouch… Second Place Florida Today Craig Bailey Collection Third Place Naples Daily News David Ahntholz Collection 25. Individual Achievement/Body of Work in PhotographyTallahassee Democrat Carrie Niland
These photographs are a real treat for the eyes, capturing the subjects’ most emotion-packed moments. Second Place Naples Daily News Michel Fortier
Third Place Sarasota Herald-Tribune Chip Litherland
26. Special Sections, GeneralThe News-Press Andrew West and Miriam Pereira Haiti’s Hope Not only an example of excellent journalism, but also accomplishes connecting the problems of less fortunate neighbors to local readers. Second Place Florida Today Staff Insurance Storm Third Place Pensacola News Journal Staff Ivan’s Fury |
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Division CNewspapers with circulation of less than 40,000 daily: 1. Best Hurricane CoverageCharlotte Sun Staff Hurricane Charley Incredible coverage under impossible conditions. The staff published 26 stories and 38 photos on the first day alone. Charlotte County depended on the Sun and they delivered. Second Place Northwest Florida Daily News Staff Hurricane Ivan Third Place Highlands Today Staff Hurricane Charley 2. Daily DeadlineCharlotte Sun Staff Catastrophic Charlie Cripples Charlotte Under unimaginably difficult conditions and just hours to deadline, this staff not only produced good journalism, but they performed with selfless courage. Second Place The Villages Daily Sun Staff Bush Country! Third Place Northwest Florida Daily News Staff First day Hurricane Ivan coverage 3. FeaturesCharlotte Sun Christy Arnold Dying with dignity Readers are let in on the thoughts and memories of a close family through Mom’s battle with brain cancer. Well done. Second Place Northwest Florida Daily News Kelly Humphrey Portraits in patriotism Third Place The Panama City News Herald Anthony Cormier Dusty Rose 4. Investigative ReportingThe St. Augustine Record Diane Rodgers Campaign Finance The comprehensive analysis of campaign contributions brought clarity for voters in several local races. Second Place Northwest Florida Daily News Tom McLaughlin College puts Mattie Kelly property up for sale Third Place The Daily Commercial Michelle L. Start DCF’s lost baby Honorable Mention Northwest Florida Daily News Tom McLaughlin Possible Eglin AFB land swap
5. Explanatory ReportingThe Key West Citizen Laurie Karnatz, Travis James Tritten Taking stock - The future of Stock Island A very ambitious four-part project that explored all aspects of the changing Stock Island. The series put human faces on exploding change on this island. A complete package. Second Place The Villages Daily Sun Curt Hills, Mike Wright Tracking Trauma in Marion Third Place Northwest Florida Daily News Amy Leigh Womack Sex criminals: location unknown 6. Beat ReportingHernando Today Fred Hiers Environment Elevating the routine grist of a government beat into compelling - and informative - reads is the challenge faced by every beat reporter. This journalist meets the test. Second Place Northwest Florida Daily News Kari Barlow Education Third Place Hernando Today Cliff Hightower Public Safety 7. SportsThe St. Augustine Record Stuart Korfhage A body of work This person can flat out write. He grabs you with his lead, adds energy through quotes and finishes strong. Second Place The Villages Daily Sun Gary Corsair, Burke Noel Leesburg’s Boys of Summer Third Place The St. Augustine Record Justin Barney A body of work 8. Special Section, SportsHighlands Today Kevin Carlson, Mark Pinson, Mike Szvetitz 52nd Annual 12 Hours of Sebring From start to finish a comprehensive look at America’s oldest sports car race! Thorough coverage and detail. Second Place Panama City News Herald Staff College football 2004 Third Place Citrus County Chronicle Staff Kickoff ’04 9. BusinessNorthwest Florida Daily News Wendy Victora Losing Perdue These stories take readers into the lives of those most affected by the closing of Perdue’s local chicken processing plant. Second Place Highlands Today Nancy Vickers-Pyle Bees, nursery, citrus Third Place Palatka Daily News Robert Morris Losing Sykes 10. Page One DesignCharlotte Sun Chris Stolle, Marie Rupert These front pages were dominated by strong photos, authoritative headlines and multiple entry points. They know the big story and play it well. Second Place Northwest Florida Daily News Jeffrey Willis, William Hatfield Third Place The Villages Daily Sun Staff 11. News/Business Page DesignHernando Today Jennifer D. Cason Unveiling of a new dawn Helps readers approach a complex subject through accessible packaging. Second Place Northwest Florida Daily News Heather Bremer The price of pyro Third Place Charlotte Sun Steve Baumann Another Enron charge 12. Feature Page DesignNorthwest Florida Daily News Tracey Steele Food This food page offers eye candy on the subject of salt! It’s a visual opportunity for readers. Second Place The Villages Daily Sun Staff Wheels - 1956 Thunderbird Third Place Northwest Florida Daily News Tracey Steele Food Honorable Mention Citrus County Chronicle Johanna Foster Flair for food
13. Sports Page DesignThe Villages Daily Sun Don Hunsberger, Heather Weinsheimer Major squeeze A clearly dominant package jumps out to the readers. Second Place The Daily Commercial Robyn Disney Lefty page Third Place Charlotte Sun Keith A. Cerniglia Out-smarty-ed 14. Headline WritingThe Daily Commercial Jennifer Ogles Headlines that show creative thinking while shouting out, “Read this story!” Second Place Citrus County Chronicle Robby Douglas Third Place The Villages Daily Sun Burke Noel 15. EditorialsThe Key West Citizen Nancy Klingener These editorials do exactly what they should: Pose tough questions to those in authority. Each submission is solidly reported, forcefully argued and successful in provoking a visceral response in the reader. Second Place Citrus County Chronicle Charlie Brennan Third Place Highlands Today Richard Hensley 16. Editorial CartoonNorthwest Florida Daily News C. M. Terry Cartoonist shows excellent artistic technique - reminiscent of Jeff MacNelly - applied to local issues. He hits the mark with both commentary and satire. Second Place The Villages Daily Sun Matthew Moss Third Place The Daily Commercial Gene Packwood 17. ColumnsNorthwest Florida Daily News Wendy Victora These columns are at once personally touching and thought-provoking. Moreover, the writer has a gift for using words to evoke vivid pictures in the reader’s mind. Second Place Charlotte Sun Brian Gleason Third Place Palatka Daily News Anthony Clark 18. Sports columnsPanama City News Herald Pat McCann He grabs you with his lede and he keeps you enthralled to the end. He writes on local events with passion. Second Place The St. Augustine Record Hays Carlyon Third Place Northwest Florida Daily News Ron Seibel 19. CriticismThe News Herald C. Brady Calhoun The readers come away knowing just what he thinks! Entertaining detail with strong voice. Second Place The Villages Daily Sun Michael Fortuna Third Place The News Herald John McDonald 20. News GraphicsThe Villages Daily Sun Mike Wright Enemies Among Us The Daily Sun combined informational graphics with a great design that had impact and information. Second Place The Villages Daily Sun Mike Wright The Preakness Stakes Third Place The Villages Daily Sun Mike Wright Pearl Harbor Remembered 21. IllustrationThe News Herald John Russo Fast-shopping Fallout John Russo uses his imagination and drawing talent to quickly give readers a visual interpretation of stories. Second Place Charlotte Sun Josh Olive Politics of property Third Place Northwest Florida Daily News Ken Maines Medicine cabinet essentials 22. Spot News PhotographyCitrus County Chronicle David Sigler Fallen soldier Photographer David Sigler honored fallen soldier Aaron Weaver with his touching photos. He captured that moment. Second Place Charlotte Sun Paul Schmidt After Charley Third Place Northwest Florida Daily News Mari Darr-Welch Destin drowning 23. Feature PhotographyNorthwest Florida Daily News Mari Darr-Welch Daddy’s boy Mari Darr-Welch captured the loving connection between a father and ill son. Second Place The Villages Daily Sun Michael Bean Boccie girl Third Place Northwest Florida Daily News Mari Darr-Welch Welcome home 24. Sports PhotographyCharlotte Sun Sarah Coward Good sports photography is all about action, emotion and drama. This journalist captures all this and more in the images submitted. Second Place The Villages Daily Sun Michael Bean Third Place The St. Augustine Record Justin Yurkanin 25. Individual Achievement/Body of Work in PhotographyCharlotte Sun Sarah Coward This photojournalist demonstates here a consistent ability for capturing a range of human emotion — pathos, grief, drama and humor. Shot with excellent craftsmanship. Second Place The Panama City News Herald Jason E. Miczek Third Place Northwest Florida Daily News Devon Ravine 26. Special Sections, GeneralThe Panama City News Herald Staff USS Momsen commemorative edition A striking, reader-friendly section jam-packed with interesting information and impressive photos of the navy’s mammoth destroyer Momson. Second Place Charlotte Sun Staff In the eye of Charley Third Place Jackson County Floridian Staff Progress 2004 |
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Newspaper Online Site Division ASun-Sentinel.com “The site makes a strong commitment to local, breaking news, with frequent staff updates on top stories. But it also boasts a superior cache of multimedia and interactive elements and news packages. Great stuff!” Second Place OrlandoSentinel.com Third Place Sptimes.com Newspaper Online Site Division BTCPalm.com “This site is visually appealing, with a colorful banner, easy-to-follow navigation and clean design. More importantly, it’s a must-read for residents of the Treasure Coast and Palm Beaches. Its staff updates top breaking news stories throughout the day and features them prominently on the home page, where readers can also find a stunning photo gallery and links to Web cams, forums and chats.” Second Place Floridatoday.com Third Place (tie) Gainesville.com (Sarasota) Heraldtribune.com |
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