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By Pat Ford Staff Writer Pew Center They stand out like butterflies on the drab
The fourth Harwood Civic Mapping Seminar in November drew 35 journalists from 12 newspapers and
At a “Celebration of Civic Journalism” breakfast at October’s APME conference in Milwaukee, panelists described
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By Jan Schaffer Pew Center Executive Director The Pew Center will sunset at the end
The Herald, Everett, WA, for “Waterfront Renaissance,” which allowed Internet users to click on development
By James Fallows Slate, Dec. 3, 2001 Reprinted with permission The New York Times has
By Jon Greenberg Senior Editor New Hampshire Public Radio Media collaborations are old hat but
By Cheryl Gibbs Assistant Journalism Professor Earlham College, Richmond, IN After U.S. bombs started dropping