THE BOSTON GLOBE
ENTERPRISE: In Suffolk County, Black and Latino residents face stark disparities in vaccine access
FEATURE: Once a Ku Klux Klan stronghold, Groton fights its reputation as a ‘sundown town’
FEATURE: Young medical residents worry their lives are on the line as they treat coronavirus patients
NARRATIVE: Indiscriminate and inexplicable: a 16-hour crime spree along Maine’s quiet coastline
PERSONAL ESSAY: What happened that night
NARRATIVE: A day at South Station: A gateway to Boston, an intersection of many different lives
FEATURE: Southie’s line in the sand is at M Street Beach
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THE POST AND COURIER
SERIAL NARRATIVE: An Undying Mystery, 2019 Pulitzer Prize finalist in feature writing
NARRATIVE: They met. They fell in love. Then Alex Guerrero’s cancer came back
FEATURE: An undocumented North Charleston student risked it all for just one thing: A high school diploma
NARRATIVE: She’s 10 years old, and she’s transgender. Her parents are more scared than ever, 1st place winner of a 2017 SCPA Award for profile writing
FEATURE: Charleston’s last refugees before Trump’s ban find peace in America
FEATURE: Liberal professors, conservative students clash on College of Charleston campus
FEATURE: 20 years later, women continue to make history at The Citadel
FEATURE: From Lincoln to Wando, a student learns to adapt to her new school
INVESTIGATION: Criminal offense or adolescent misbehavior? ‘Disturbing schools’ blurs the line
FEATURE: What to expect when The Citadel’s Boo is expecting
DEADLINE NARRATIVE: The last days of Lincoln Middle-High School come to a bittersweet end at graduation
DEADLINE NARRATIVE: Monae’s magical prom night, 1st place winner of a 2016 SCPA Award for lifestyle feature writing
FEATURE: Thirty years later, Burke High School students resurrect the ‘Parvenue’ newspaper
FEATURE: A vacant lot where Walter Scott was killed, a beleaguered community
INVESTIGATION: Decades of falling student performance spur college officials to re-examine class duration at Trident Tech
FEATURE: Academic Magnet student’s ticket out is a tough, solitary ride
FEATURE: Six months later, a different Bible study meets at Mother Emanuel
INVESTIGATION: How Gerrita Postlewait became superintendent of Charleston County School District
DEADLINE REPORTING: For Lt. Derrick Gamble, Confederate flag ceremony was just ‘another mission’, 1st place winner of a 2015 SCPA Award for short story
DEADLINE REPORTING: Parishioners come back for Wednesday night Bible study
PROFILE: Remembering Walter Scott
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THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST INLANDER
PROFILE: Art Before Everything
PROFILE: Shorty’s Last Dance
PROFILE: More than Skin Deep
NARRATIVE: On Bigfoot’s Trail
NARRATIVE: Not One More
INVESTIGATION: Patients and Prisoners, 1st place winner of a 2015 AAN Award in public service journalism, 2014 Sigma Delta Chi Award in public service journalism and 2014 Scripps Howard Award finalist in community journalism
NARRATIVE: Where Are All the Children?, 1st place winner of a 2014 AAN Award in economic inequality reporting
PROFILE: Down to the Dollar, 1st place winner of a 2014 AAN Award in economic inequality reporting
PROFILE: Waiting, 1st place winner of a 2014 AAN Award in economic inequality reporting
NARRATIVE: Megaload Mayhem
PROFILE: Waiting for Sarah
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MOTHER JONES
DATA REPORTING: A Guide to Mass Shootings in America, winner of the 2012 Sigma Delta Chi Award for non-deadline online reporting
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THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH
NARRATIVE: Teen’s loss: ‘I miss him so much’, 1st place winner of a 2012 Ohio APME Award in enterprise reporting
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