
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette 2002 State and Local Awards Winners
PNA Keystone Press Awards
Distinguished Visual Award
First Place: Dan Marsula Three distinguished illustrations
Distinguished Writing Award
Second Place: Dennis Roddy Three examples of writing
John V. R. Bull Freedom of Information Award
First Place: Barbara White Stack "Open Justice"
September 11, 2001 Special Section
Second Place: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Flight 93 Team "Flight 93"
Column
First Place: Tony Norman Three columns
Second Place: Sally Kalson Three columns
Spot News
First Place: Jonathan Silver, Johnna Pro and Cindi Lash "Too much fire"
Personality Profile
First Place: Gary Rotstein "Mr. Nice Guy"
Series/Special Project
Second Place: Jane Elizabeth "A Substitute for Education"
Ongoing News Coverage
Second Place: Post-Gazette Murder of a Child Team "Murder of a Child"
News Beat Reporting
Second Place: Anita Srikameswaran Medical beat (Six samples)
Feature Beat Reporting
Second Place: Christopher Rawson Theater beat (Six samples)
Sports/Outdoor Column
First Place: Bob Smizik Three columns
Sports Story
Honorable Mention: Gene Collier "Numbers couldn't measure the man" (Stargell)
Front Page Design
First Place: Chris Pett-Ridge, Tim Martin and Bill Pliske Three samples
Page Design
First Place (Tie): Kim Germovsek Three samples
First Place (Tie): Diane Juravich Three samples
Feature Photo
Second Place: Annie O'Neill "Shopping Cart"
PAPME Awards (Pennsylvania Associated Press Managing Editors Association)
Investigative Reporting
First Place: Steve Twedt "It's A Crime: How Mentally Ill Teens Are Trapped In Juvenile Lockups"
Editorial Writing
First Place: Reg Henry "Another Sad Verdict"
Sports/Outdoor Column
Second Place: Ron Cook "All Eyes Will Be On No. 10"
Business Writing
Second Place: Cristina Rouvalis - "Living Large"
Photo - Features
First Place: Annie O'Neill "Shopping Cart"
PPPA Pictures of the Year Awards (PA Press Photographers Association)
911 War on Terrorism
Honorable Mention: Franka Bruns "Heroes"
Spot News
Honorable Mention: Annie O'Neill "Firewatch"
Feature
Honorable Mention: Annie O'Neill "Fall guys"
Pictorial
Honorable Mention: Franka Bruns "Hot"
Illustration
Second Place: Annie O'Neill "Fell Like a Rock"
Honorable Mention: Bill Wade "VCR Tomb"
Portrait/Personality
Third Place: Franka Bruns "Fearful"
Feature Story
First Place: Franka Bruns "Grandma Terri"
Honorable Mention: Lake Fong "Face"
Sports Picture Story
First Place: Peter Diana "Morning After"
Sports Portfolio
Honorable Mention: Peter Diana
News Photographers Association of Greater Pittsburgh
Photographer of the Year (Judged by portfolio)
First Place: Annie ONeill
Third Place: Franka Bruns
Best of Show
Franka Bruns - "Grandma Terri" (for a portrait getting her hair combed)
Sports Portfolio
Second Place: Peter Diana
General News
First Place: Steve Mellon "Empty Shelves"
Second Place: Franka Bruns "Heroes"
Honorable Mention: Steve Mellon "Checking Grandpa's Ride"
Spot News
First Place: Annie O'Neill "Fire Watch"
Honorable Mention: Franka Bruns "Untitled (firemen)"
Sports Feature
Honorable Mention: Peter Diana "Moment of Silence"
Honorable Mention: Peter Diana Steelers Win"
Feature
First Place: Annie O'Neill "Fall Guys"
Honorable Mention: Steve Mellon "Boys at the Board"
Pictorial
First Place: Annie O'Neill "Lockers"
Third Place: Frank Bruns "Hot Hats"
Portrait/Personality
First Place: Franka Bruns "Grandma Terri"
Second Place: Bill Wade "Beautiful Violence"
Third Place: Annie O'Neill "Nick"
Honorable Mention: Gabor Degre "Game Face"
Illustration
Second Place: Bill Wade "Are VCR's Doomed?"
Sports Picture Story
First Place: Peter Diana "The Morning After"
Feature Picture Story
First Place: Franka Bruns "Grandma Terri"
Second Place: Annie O'Neill "Unquiet Ruin"
Third Place: Lake Fong - "Can you fix my face?"
Golden Quill Awards (Press Club of Western Pennsylvania)
Ray Sprigle Memorial Award
Best of Show: Barbara White Stack - "Is this Justice?"
Enterprise/Investigative
First Place: Barbara White Stack - "Is This Justice?"
Business
First Place: Cristina Rouvalis "Living Large"
Cultural
First Place: Diana Nelson Jones "In The Shadows of the Zoo"
Editorials
First Place: Donald Hammonds "Poor Excuse (Sala Udin Plays Race Card)"
Columns
First Place: Tony Norman "The Best of Tony Norman"
Sports
First Place: Chuck Finder "From Prison To Penguins: Tibbets Gets Second Chance"
News Illustration
First Place: Daniel Marsula, James Hilston and Steve Thomas "And It All Falls Down"
Editorial Cartooning
First Place: Rob Rogers "Consumer Patriotism"
Spot News Photography
First Place: Steve Mellon "Goodbye Grandpa"
Matrix Awards (The Association of Women in Communications, Pittsburgh Chapter)
Investigative Reporting
First Place: Steve Twedt "It's a Crime"
Honorable Mention: Barbara White Stack "Open Justice"
Honorable Mention: Mike Bucsko and Timothy McNulty "The Cost of Housing"
News Series
First Place: Barbara White Stack "Is this Justice?"
Single News Story
Honorable Mention: Post-Gazette Flight 93 Coverage Team "Flight 93"
Feature Story or Series
First Place: Jane Elizabeth "A Substitute for Education"
Honorable Mention: Christopher Snowbeck "Living Donor, Loving Daughter"
Editorial
Honorable Mention: Reg Henry "Oh Lucky Man"
Column
First Place: Dennis Roddy Three columns
Honorable Mention: Brian O'Neill Three columns
Sports Single News Story
First Place: Gene Collier "Numbers Couldn't Measure the Man: Wilvur Dornel Stargell"
Honorable Mention: Lori Shontz "Healing Rock"
Sports Feature Story
First Place: Lori Shontz "One Hill of a Race"
Sports Column
First Place: Bob Smizik Three samples
Photography/Series
First Place: Franka Bruns "One More Child to Love"
PNA Foundation Newspaper of the Year Contest
Division I: First Place
General and Departmental News Coverage: First Place
Layout and Design: First Place
Editorial/Opinion Page Excellence: First Place
Newspaper Promotion: First Place
Newswriting Excellence: Second Place
Special Section: Second Place
Diversity: Second Place
William A. Schnader Print Media Awards (Pa. Bar Association)
First Place: Barbara White Stack "Open Justice"
Second Place: Steve Twedt "It's a Crime: How Mentally Ill Teens are Trapped in Juvenile Lockups"
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