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FSNE 2006 Journalism AwardsJune 23, 2006 Dear Florida journalist, Looking back on all the news that gripped our attention and consumed our resources in 2005 and the word that comes to mind — at least the word we can print in our family newspapers — is, Whew! No doubt some variation of that word was uttered around countless breakfast tables in 2005 as readers opened their papers to read such stories as the surreal saga of Terri Schiavo, the suicide of Miami Commissioner Arthur Teele Jr., in the lobby of The Miami Herald, the discovery of toxic pesticides in much of rural Florida, the tosses and turns of a red-hot real estate market, a revolution in Haiti that reverberated here, an investigation into mind-boggling waste at FEMA, and a report that the National Hurricane Center’s predictions are hobbled by bureaucratic and political concerns. Then there was the saturation coverage (literally and figuratively) emerging from direct hits by three hurricanes — just one fewer than the summer before — as well as the anxiety of tracking a half-dozen more that threatened us over an ultra-long storm season. And that was just Page One. We also produced newspapers and web sites packed inside with journalism serving every imaginable interest, from the routine of providing useful information to the delight of showcasing gifted storytellers, columnists, designers and photojournalists. Last year was, indeed, a wild and crazy ride. But, hey, if we wanted something tamer we could find jobs in, say, Nebraska. In this booklet can be found the best of that treasure trove. Selecting these winners was the task of a team of judges who literally marveled at the volume of high-quality journalism that was put before them (and complained of the difficulty of their task). It’s often said that Florida is the bellwether of the nation, a smaller reflection of the whole. That may be true in such fields as politics and demographics. But we think you’ll agree that the journalism found in Florida newspapers reflects nowhere else. On the contrary, we set a standard that newspapers in other states admire, envy and seek to emulate. The proof is in these pages. |
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Division ANewspapers with daily circulation of 125,000 or more: 1. Daily DeadlineStaff South Florida Sun Sentinel Hammered-Hurricane Wilma Under what can at best be described as challenging conditions, the staff produced a comprehensive package of photos and stories that provided relevant, useful information to the region. Second Place Staff The Miami Herald Tragic End for Teele Third Place Staff Associated Press Schiavo death Honorable Mention Staff Fort Myers News Press Hurricane Wilma: Recovery Begins 2. FeaturesRachel Sauer Palm Beach Post A collection Sauer’s masterful language skills and strong storytelling make this collection a fast and compelling read. Second Place Rachel Davis Florida Times-Union A collection Third Place Tania deLuzuriaga Orlando Sentinel One Boy’s FCAT Odyssey 3. Investigative ReportingStaff South Florida Sun Sentinel FEMA: A Legacy of Waste We were shocked. We were angered. The reporting on this story is so powerful that it writes itself. Incredible effort. Second Place Samuel Nitze, Beth Reinhard The Miami Herald How developers cash in on farmland. Third Place Staff The Palm Beach Post A Cloud Over Florida: Hidden Pesticide Problem 4. Explanatory ReportingDebbie Cenziper The Miami Herald Blind Eye The importance of this series of stories cannot be overstated. Neither can the depth of the reporting and outstanding treatment in terms of writing, editing and presentation. Second Place Staff Orlando Sentinel America’s Battered Gulf Third Place Joe Mozingo The Miami Herald Leaving Haiti 5. Beat ReportingBrittany Wallman South Florida Sun Sentinel Fort Lauderdale A dogged and talented reporter who sheds light on the comings, goings, bungling and snafus at City Hall. Second Place Staff The Miami Herald Land Mines: A legacy of war Third Place Jon Burstein South Florida Sun-Sentinel Court coverage 6. SportsDamian Cristodero St. Petersburg Times What Went Wrong: 10 years of Devil Rays Baseball Well researched and comprehensive, this series reached out from the sports pages to issues that will affect more than baseball fans. Second Place Carlos Frias Palm Beach Post A collection Third Place Mike Freeman Florida Times-Union A collection 7. Special Sections SportsStaff Orlando Sentinel Football 2005 A one-size fits all (triple XL) bonanza of football. Clever, classy and hilarious. Second Place Staff St. Petersburg Times Wade Boggs’ journey Third Place Staff Palm Beach Post Football preview 2005 8. BusinessJim Wyss The Miami Herald Small is big Wyss exposes the lie that lies beneath governmental boasts of helping small businesses. Second Place Scott Barancik, Kris Hundley St. Petersburg Times Sexual harassment at a prominent law firm Third Place Shannon Behnken Tampa Tribune High rises, high stakes Honorable Mention Kris Hundley St. Petersburg Times Capitalist China: 3 part series 9. Page One DesignStaff St. Petersburg Times Selected works High-impact headlines, sharp graphics and stunning photos are featured on every front page. Seamless, clean designs and smart use of typography. Second Place Daniela Dornic Jones, Sabrina Starrett Palm Beach Post Third Place Greg Williams, Fred Stone The Tampa Tribune 10. News/Business Page DesignNikki Life, James Borchuck St. Petersburg Times City and State What a clever, inviting and readable way to pull readers into the news. Second Place Jean Lehtola Palm Beach Post Third Place Staff Orlando Sentinel Gulf misery mounts 11. Feature Page DesignRich Pope Orlando Sentinel Prize Fight A beautifully executed page with fantastic artwork, a terrific headline and a very funny rendering. We were wowed by this page. Second Place Wesley Alden Orlando Sentinel We’ve got your numbers Third Place Nikki Life St. Petersburg Times Cork & Bottle 12. Sports Page DesignJonathan Boho South Florida Sun-Sentinel Fresh Ice Spare, yet powerful, this special section cover is perfect in every detail and leaves the reader eager to dive in. Second Place David Marsters The Palm Beach Post The return of Riley Third Place Andy Braford, Anthony Perez St. Petersburg Times Sunday page 13. HeadlinesJim Webster St. Petersburg Times Body of Work Webster’s work demonstrations his agility with the language and his ability to deliver winning headlines on a variety of stories. Second Place Gail Gedan Spencer South Florida Sun Sentinel Body of Work Third Place Loretta Grantham The Palm Beach Post Body of Work 14. EditorialsElisa Cramer Palm Beach Post A collection This series of editorials never lost focus or clarity. The sense of justice conveyed in these pieces never lost steam, either. Second Place Jon East St. Petersburg Times Florida education policy Third Place Jack Reed St. Petersburg Times Offshore Drilling 15. Editorial cartoonChan Lowe South Florida Sun Sentinel A collection The art, the contrasts, the simplicity of juxtaposed ironies. They are all wonderful. Readers are rewarded in finding surprises in his cartoons. Second Place Dana Summers Orlando Sentinel collection 16. ColumnsFred Grimm The Miami Herald A collection Grimm’s wit and wisdom was a welcomed respite to a tedious day. Surely his readers know how lucky they are. Second Place Mark Woods Florida Times-Union collection Third Place Leonard Pitts, Jr. The Miami Herald a collection 17. Sports ColumnsMike Bianchi Orlando Sentinel Bianchi has a gift for seeing beyond the games and bringing readers with him. He writes moving columns about personalities and issues in sports that resonate with our culture. Second Place John Romano St. Petersburg Times Third Place David Dorsey Fort Myers News-Press 18. CriticismSean Daly St. Petersburg Times Music Some critics are entertaining writers with little to say. Others have much to say but lack literary skill. Daly has neither deficiency and excels at both virtues. Second Place Kevin Walker Tampa Tribune Books Third Place Jeff Vrabel Florida Times-Union Music criticism 19. News GraphicsSteve Lopez Palm Beach Post Screen Enclosures Simple, appealing design; it’s readable, clean, useful and timely in providing nuts-and bolts information to the homeowner. Second Place Michael Donlan Fort Myers News-Press Sanibel’s Causeway Third Place Hiram Henriquez South Florida Sun Sentinel Aquarius 20. IllustrationsSteve Madden St. Petersburg Times Sharpie Nation This illustration functions ideally: It’s a reader magnet, pulling eyeballs to the page and inviting them to linger. Second Place Rossie Newson St. Petersburg Times Ho Hum Holiday Retail Season Third Place David O’Keefe Tampa Tribune Witchy Woman: Nicole Kidman 21. Spot News PhotographyPhoto staff St. Petersburg Times Hurricane Katrina This series of photos capture the scope of the story that was the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. Second Place Photo staff Palm Beach Post Katrina: From Florida to Louisiana Third Place Ken Helle St. Petersburg Times I want my baby 22. Feature PhotographyCarolyn Drake Palm Beach Post Modern day suburbia These photos invite the reader to linger. Each photo is imaginative and expertly composed. Second Place Jared Lazarus The Miami Herald A life transformed Third Place Marice Cohn Band The Miami Herald Land Mine Legacy 23. Sports PhotographyJoe Rimkus Jr. The Miami Herald Foul Trouble Crowd shots don’t win in this category without being very special — and this is. It’s a brilliant piece of work. Second Place Rick Wilson Florida Times Union Jaguars’ TD Third Place Bob Mack Florida Times-Union Funk wins 24. Body of Work in PhotographyGary Coronado Palm Beach Post Body of work Coronado’s photos demonstrate his ability to reach quickly to get the strong action shot and to think carefully and purposely in composing it. Second Place Robert Mayer South Florida Sun Sentinel Third Place Michael Stocker South Florida Sun-Sentinel 25. Special Sections, GeneralDaniela Dornic Jones Palm Beach Post Mapping the boom This section provides material so inviting, useful and conveniently packaged that it persuades readers to spend extra time with the paper. Second Place Staff Fort Myers News-Press Airport Section 2005 Third Place Staff South Florida Sun Sentinel Survivors |
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Division BNewspapers with circulation between 40,000 and 125,000 daily. 1. Daily DeadlineStaff Sarasota Herald-Tribune Brutal, very brutal Comprehensive and well-written, stories avoid cliche and melodrama. Coverage stands out for depth and detail, strong visual elements and sidebars. Second Place Staff Pensacola News Journal Dennis pulls punch Third Place Staff Sarasota Herald-Tribune Stay or go? 2. FeaturesCory Lancaster Daytona Beach News-Journal Could Geri have been saved? A deeply moving portrait of how a homeless woman lost her way and how why she committed suicide. Second Place Matthew Doig Sarasota Herald-Tribune Unsolved: The Walker Murders Third Place Kate Brennan Florida Today Hurricane Katrina Aftermath 3. Investigative ReportingKaren Voyles The Gainesville Sun Prison Steroid Ring The Gainesville Sun is to be commended for consistently pursuing the truth in its portrayal of the Florida prison system in desperate need of reform. Second Place Staff Sarasota Herald-Tribune Gap in rules endangers athletes Third Place Maurice Tamman, Michael Braga Sarasota Herald-Tribune Save our Homes Amendment 4. Explanatory ReportingBill Hutchinson Sarasota Herald-Tribune River: A journal of the Myakka Lyrical, beautiful writing about Florida’s wild and scenic river. He deftly uses people to illustrate the conflict between development and the wilderness. Second Place Donna Wright Bradenton Herald Tallevast: A polluted community. Third Place Robin Adams The Ledger LRMC: Health of a hospital 5. Beat reportingSuzanne Wentley Treasure Coast Newspapers Environmental reporting Aggressive, independent reporting on an important subject. Stories had clear local impact. Second Place Cindy Swirko The Gainesville Sun Transportation beat Third Place Virginia Smith Daytona Beach News-Journal Environmental coverage 6. SportsRoger Mooney Bradenton Herald A collection We were impressed by Mooney’s variety of stories and cnsistently graceful writing. Second Place Doug Fernandes Sarasota Herald-Tribune A collection Third Place Peter Kerasotis Florida Today A collection 7. Special Section, SportsStaff Florida Today Spring Training A fabulous section packed with everything you need to make the most of the Grapefruit League. Second Place Staff Pensacola News Journal Blue Angels Classic Third Place Staff Florida Today NASCAR 2005 8. BusinessJohn McCarthy Florida Today Real estate and growth Engaging, wide-ranging stories that do an outstanding job of telling readers what to expect from coming growth. Second Place Lauren Mayk Sarasota Herald-Tribune Not quite a simple success story Third Place Tilde Herrera, Dana Sanchez Bradenton Herald Brasota Mortgage Shut Down 9. Page One DesignStaff Pensacola News Journal Selection Stunning, imaginative front-page layouts with fantastic choice of bold headlines and eye-popping art. Second Place Staff Florida Today A front-page collection Third Place Staff Bradenton Herald A front-page collection 10. News/Business Page DesignChris Rotar Bradenton Herald Straight-forward yet lovely design makes the most of graphic elements.
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Daytona Beach News-Journal
Third Place
Kelly Lipp, Jennifer Yeoman
Bradenton Herald
Jenny Schisler
Pensacola News Journal
Lively from the get-go, page takes a fresh idea and delivers with as much pop as cranberry sauce in a bottle.
Second Place
Jim Urick, Deborah Silver
Treasure Coast Newspapers
American Pie
Third Place
Kate Frantz; Kori Rumore
Naples Daily News
Shell Game; Sushi
Jim Smith
Bradenton Herald
Clever crossword illustration — a real puzzle — carries the smart design of this attractive page.
Second Place
James Machan
Sarasota Herald-Tribune
Third Place
George Hanns
Daytona Beach News-Journal
Mike Gaffey
Florida Today
Selected headlines
Great sense of humor and word play that quickly delivers the news.
Second Place
Beth Evans
Pensacola News Journal
selected headlines
Third Place
George Hanns
Daytona Beach News-Journal
selected headlines
Victoria Reid
Florida Today
Body of Work
These editorials criticized police surveillance at rallies and helped bring about change by a new sheriff.
Second Place
Annette Clifford
Florida Today
Body of Work
Third Place
David Wiggins
Daytona Beach News-Journal
Body of Work
Jake Fuller
Gainesville Sun
According to Jake
His cartoons unfold like a good joke, impressive in a single-panel format.
Second Place
Bruce Beattie
Daytona Beach News-Journal
Third Place
Jeff Parker
Florida Today
Rich Brooks
Sarasota Herald-Tribune
Body of Work
We were struck and moved by his courage, humor and voice when writing less about disease and more about fatherhood and thanksgiving.
Second Place
Eric Ernst
Sarasota Herald-Tribune
Body of Work
Third Place
Annette Clifford
Florida Today
Parenting
Peter Kerasotis
Florida Today
Body of Work
Smart, sophisticated columns that are provocative and fun.
Second Place
Chris Anderson
Sarasota Herald-Tribune
Body of Work
Third Place
Tom Hanson
Naples Daily News
Body of work
Harriet Howard Heithaus
Naples Daily News
Art criticism
Sparkling writing and geat use of detail and description help readers experience performances. Culture can be fun!
Second Place
Harold Bubil
Sarasota Herald-Tribune
Real estate/architecture
Third Place
Rick de Yampert
Daytona Beach News-Journal
Criticism
Tim Standish
Florida Today
Sea Turtles
A real keeper — beautifully illustrated, elegantly designed and packed with information.
Second Place
Dennis Lowe
Florida Today
9 minutes to space
Third Place
Ron Stallcup
Pensacola News Journal
Shifting sand
Scott Wheeler
The Ledger
Battling decay
A unique, striking image that immediately draws you into the story while also making your teeth ache.
Second Place
Jacob Benison
Sarasota Herald-Tribune
Love hurts
Third Place
Jim Tiller
Daytona Beach News-Journal
Shifting sands
Erik Kellar
Naples Daily News
Spot news photos
Excellent storytelling content in an unusual news photography — the “closed” sign and doors all help readers understand the moment.
Second Place
Chad Pilster
Daytona Beach News-Journal
Day-care van flips
Third Place
Jessica Webb
Daytona Beach News-Journal
Fire in the rain
Michael Weimar
Gainesville Sun
Unhappy bride
Irresistible image tells the ultimate story of how hopes can rise and fall on football Saturday. Surprise makes this a winner.
Second Place
Brian Blanco
Bradenton Herald
selection of work
Third Place
Tim Shortt
Florida Today
Another triumph for Luke
Jim Tiller
Daytona Beach News-Journal
Boys & Girls of Spring
Every detail is perfect in this photo which captures the quintessential moment when a player recognizes his error.
Second Place
Susan Tiller
Daytona Beach News-Journal
Racer slams 4 on pit row
Third Place
Michael Weimer
The Gainesville Sun
Super win
Jim Tiller
Daytona Beach News-Journal
Body of work
Every one of these photos stands out color, composition and story-telling. An exceptional eye, a keen awareness of people and a sense of humor.
Second Place
David Tucker
Daytona Beach News-Journal
selected photos
Third Place
Rob Mattson
Sarasota Herald-Tribune
selected photos
Staff
Florida Today
Day of Discovery
Impressive staff-wide effort at covering a big event on a single day. Every page is a treat.
Second Place
Staff
Treasure Coast Newspapers
Our lives reshaped
Third Place
Staff
Pensacola News Journal
Year of the hurricanes
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Division CNewspapers with circulation of less than 40,000 daily: 1. Daily DeadlineStaff Northwest Florida Daily News Hurricane Dennis An exceptional staff effort under not only deadline pressure, but also extremely difficult circumstances. Second Place staff Villages Daily Sun Lake deputy killed Third Place Greg Martin, Ella Nayor Charlotte Sun Man stabs, kills sister 2. FeaturesCal Powell Northwest Florida Daily News Their Heart’s Desire This was a powerful story of loss, survival and compassion. The writing was superb and the reporting was unusually perceptive. Second Place John Haughey Charlotte Sun collected articles Third Place Robert Napper Highlands Today collected articles 3. Investigative ReportingAnthony Cormier, staff The News Herald Files Wide Shut This project exposed a staggering rate of noncompliance with public records by local law enforcement agencies. Strong writing and solid presentation. Second Place Stacy W. Rodriguez Key West Citizen Underside of Paradise Third Place Zac Anderson Northwest Florida Daily News The $100,000 questions 4. Explanatory ReportingKari Barlow, Wendy Victora Northwest Florida Daily News Concealed Weapons An enterprising and entertaining look at who’s ”packing heat.” In commendably balanced fashion, the reporters thoroughly explore an increasingly controversial issue. Second Place Anthony Cormier The News Herald All dogs go to heaven Third Place Zac Anderson Northwest Florida Daily News One family’s struggle with autism 5. Beat reportingDavid Angier The News Herald Court coverage Innovative perspectives, in-depth reporting and clear writing make David Angier’s court-beat coverage stand out. Second Place Kati Bexley St. Augustine Record City government Third Place Richard Prior St. Augustine Record Court reporting 6. SportsJustin Barney St. Augustine Record Collection of work Diverse subjects, a deft touch, excellent writing. All give Justin Barney’s sports stories strong appeal. Second Place Cal Powell Northwest Florida Daily News A running battle Third Place Don Hunsberger Villages Daily Sun American’s Team Honorable Mention Pat McCann The News Herald Forgotten Man 7. Special Section sportsStaff Charlotte Sun Football This football season guide was ambitious and complete, from preps to pros. The combination of content and presentation met any fan’s needs. Second Place Staff Villages Daily Sun Gridiron ‘05 Third Place Staff Northwest Florida Daily News 2005 Football tab 8. BusinessChristopher Tittel Key West Citizen Rainbow’s End This was an interesting, well-documented trend piece enlived by diverse voices. Second Place Kari Barlow Northwest Florida Daily News When businesses are at a loss for word Third Place Nancy Vickers-Pyle Highlands Today Nurse Shortage 9. Page One DesignWilliam Hatfield, others Northwest Florida Daily News Five front pages These front pages were consistently on the mark in reflecting the day’s top news and in presenting it well. Shaun Ryan St. Augustine Record Five front pages Third Place Staff The News Herald Family slain, others 10. News/Business Page DesignTracy Steele Northwest Florida Daily News The Hub debuts This debut section front bodes well. It radiates cheer, color and discovery, like wandering into an interesting party. Second Place Bill Rogers Highlands Today Local banks 11. Feature Page DesignMatt Fry Villages Daily Sun Year of features Uses well all the tools in a page designer’s kit — photos, illustrations, color and typography. Second Place Tracey Steele Northwest Florida Daily News Tutu stylish Third Place John Russo The News Herald On the spot 12. Sports Page DesignMike Wright Villages Daily Sun Repeat Performance Wright made great use of strong photos and informative graphics in designing a preview page that gives readers all they need to know about the Belmont Stakes. Second Place Perry Ballard Northwest Florida Daily News On mended knee Third Place Perry Ballard Northwest Florida Daily News British invasion 13. HeadlinesWilliam Hatfield Northwest Florida Daily News Body of Work This editor’s clarity and wit ensure that his headlines draw readers into stories. Second Place Matt Fry Villages Daily Sun Body of Work Third Place Tom Przybylowicz Villages Daily Sun Body of work 14. EditorialsJim Sutton St. Augustine Record Collected editorials Jim Sutton offers a strong voice, crisp writing and local focus. Together, the editorials have power and impact. Second Place Jack Hackworth Charlotte Sun Collected editorials Third Place Jim Shoffner Northwest Florida Daily News Collected editorials 15. Editorial cartoonJohn Russo The News Herald Hurricane and earthquake John Russo’s clever use of metaphor and his bold drawings spoke as forcefully as a written editorial Second Place Ron Bates Charlotte Sun FEMA Third Place Bill Landis Villages Daily Sun Border Patrol 16. ColumnsMandy Bolen Key West Citizen Tan Lines A light touch and strong sense of place make Mandy Bolen’s “tan lines” the kind of column readers love. Second Place Richard Hensley Highlands Today Justice and other columns Third Place Brian Gleason Charlotte Sun Collected columns 17. Sports ColumnsSteve Trivett Villages Daily Sun collected golf columns A dry wit, nice writing and reverance for history give strong appeal to Trivett’s golf column. Second Place Don Hunsberger Villages Daily Sun various columns Third Place Buddy Martin Charlotte Sun So who’s afraid of… 18. CriticismS. Brady Calhoun The News Herald Jones for George’s past… Calhoun’s reviews are as fun as they are informative. His word portrait of Johnny Cash was unerring. Second Place Michael Fortuna Villages Daily Sun Music criticism Third Place John McDonald The News Herald Criticism 19. GraphicsMike Wright Villages Daily Sun Run for the Roses Mike Wright’s tull-page graphical preview of the Kentucky Derby tells everything but the winner. Second Place Mike Wright Villages Daily Sun The Flying Fortress B-17 20. IllustrationJohn Russo The News Herald Iraqi Betsy Ross Using as metaphor for nation-building an Iraqi Betsy Ross was brilliant. That single image captured the accompanying text. Second Place Peter Willott St. Augustine Record Beach erosion Third Place Ken Maines Northwest Florida Daily News Mullet festival 21. Spot News PhotographyJonathan Fredin Charlotte Sun Workplace tragedy Fredin captures the raw emotion and shock caused by a murder. Second Place Mari Darr-Welch Northwest Florida Daily News Rough day at sea Third Place Bill Mitchell Villages Daily Sun Lady Lake Standoff 22. Feature PhotographyJonathan Fredin Charlotte Sun Boys will be… Fredin has an unerring eye for the moment — and for the humanity of his subjects.
Second Place
Kathy Waters
Highlands Today
Church needs help
Third Place
Debi Haussermann
Northwest Florida Daily News Tiny train
Dana Clausing
Charlotte Sun
Rodeo
Strong composition, unusual perspectives and excellent action in Clausing’s winning photos take Sun readers on a memorable trip to the rodeo.
Second Place
Justin Yurkanin
St. Augustine Record
Wipeout
Third Place
Devon Ravine
Northwest Florida Daily News Everyone plays
Terry Barner
The New Herald
A collection
Terry Barner’s photographs demonstrate tremendous range and uniform excellence. From spot news to moody images to portraits, he produces compelling pictures.
Second Place
Sarah Coward
Charlotte Sun
Third Place
Jonathan Fredin
Charlotte Sun
Staff
Villages Daily Sun
Faces of Freedom
The ambition inherent in this project would have been too much for most editors to tackle. The Daily Sun not only took it on, it exceeded reasonable expectations in execution.
Second Place
James Merchant, Marie Rupert
Charlotte Sun
Then and now
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Newspaper Online Site Division APalm Beach Post Clear horizontal layout of headlines; good prioritization of news. Content layout is inviting without being overwhelming. Newspaper Online Site Division BSarasota Herald-Tribune Solid site, not too flashy, pretty solid news coverage supplemented by nice extra efforts on packages, willingness to experiment with technology. Second Place Daytona Beach News-Journal Third Place Naples Daily News |
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