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Washington, DC, August 11, 2001 — Clickable Web maps that let the public chart choices
Washington, DC, August 11, 2001 — Clickable Web maps that let the public chart choices
[Advisory Board] [Sponsorship] James K. Batten Award for Excellence in Civic Journalism The final
Congratulations to … The Herald, Everett, WA, for “Waterfront Renaissance,” which allowed Internet users to
By Pat Ford Staff Writer Pew Center They stand out like butterflies on the drab
By Joyce Gemperlein Special to the Pew Center Little that occurs in the St. Paul
This past year, several civic journalism projects have been funded by the Center for Civic
The Pew Center received 30 civic journalism proposals this year and funding will go to
The James K. Batten Award “. . . I think it’s good that our people
Charlotte, N.C. Partners: The Charlotte Observer, WSOC-TV (ABC) WPEG-FM and WBAV-FM. Charlotte’s successful “Taking Back