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Second Place — Orlando Sentinel, to Scott Maxwell, for "Taking Names"
Division C
Division C
Sports Photography:
Second Place — The Villages Daily Sun, to Colin Smith, for "Operation Holiday Magic, Dec. 24, 2014"
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First Place — Pensacola News Journal, to Kevin Robinson, T.S. Strickland, for "Jail explosion"
Feature Photography:
First Place — Gainesville Sun, to Erica Brough, for "Motorcycle accident on I-75"
Second Place — Centro Tampa, to Myriam Silva-Warren, for "El 'Capitán de capitanes'"
Division B
Third Place — Pensacola News Journal, to Rob Johnson, for "Dangerous pipelines"
Second Place (tie) — Charlotte Sun (Englewood Sun, North Port Sun), to Brian Gleason, for "Making new homeowners pay their share; Rotonda suit settlements end legal farce; Taking steps to cope with rising sea level"
First Place — Orlando Sentinel, to Red Huber, for "Cancer Fight"
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First Place — Ocala Star-Banner, to Fred Hiers, Jim Ross, for "PUP coverage"
Third Place (tie) — Sarasota Herald-Tribune, to Katy Bergen, for "Trans Sarasota"
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First Place — The Ledger (Lakeland), to Tom Palmer, for "Tom Palmer: Endangered and Drained in Polk"
Division B
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Third Place — Treasure Coast News, to George Andreassi, for "Government"
Division C
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Second Place — The Florida Times-Union for "Value Added Model" by Denise Amos
Second Place (tie) — Miami Herald, to Julie K. Brown, for "Cruel and Unusual: A Miami Herald I-team series"
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Third Place — El Nuevo Herald, to Jorge Ebro, for "Las circunstancias alrededor de la salida de Yasiel Puig de Cuba"
First Place — Ocala Star-Banner, to Doug Engle, for "Making cane syrup"
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First Place — El Nuevo Herald, to Brenda Medina, for "Los veteranos dominicanos de la guerra en Irak: 10 años en el olvido"
Second Place — The Ledger (Lakeland), to Michael Wilson, for "For Shore Fishing"
Division:
Division A
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Each newspaper took top honors in half of the categories in their respective circulation divisions during Thursday's award ceremony. Nearly 200 awards were presented to news organizations across Florida at the FSNE and Florida Press Association summer convention, which runs through Friday at The Westin in Lake Mary, near Orlando.
First Place — Tampa Bay Times, to Jennifer Wright, Paul Alexander, for "Tampa Bay Times Front Page Design"
Second Place — Lee Anderson for "The tarpon tragedy of Port Aransas: Could it happen to our Harbor?"
Second Place — Pensacola News Journal, to Katie King, Ben Twingley, Tony Giberson, Bruce Graner, Gary Ghioto, for "Devastated"
Third Place — Tampa Bay Times, to Andy Rosenthal, for "Perfect End"
Second Place — Orlando Sentinal, to Todd Stewart, for "Self Advancement"
Second Place — The Ledger (Lakeland), to Chris George, for "A Portfolio"
First Place — Tampa Bay Times, to Tim Nickens, for "The Tin Man"
First Place — Charlotte Sun (Englewood Sun, North Port Sun),Cheap NFL Jerseys China, to Brenda Barbosa, for "Baker Act numbers alarming; Mental health crisis; Out of the shadows; Efforts underway; Mental Health advocate"
Third Place — Pensacola News Journal, to Andy Marlette, for "Filling Askew's shoes"
Third Place — The Villages Daily Sun,Cheap NBA Jerseys China, to Keith Pearlman, for "New Kind of Playing Field"
Third Place — Tampa Bay Times, to Dawn Cate, for "Headlines by Dawn Cate"
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Division A
Third Place — Charlotte Sun (Englewood Sun, North Port Sun), to Denise DiRamio, for "Making the Grade"
Third Place — Orlando Sentinel, to Staff
Investigative Reporting:
First Place (tie) — Pensacola News Journal, to Mike Suchcicki, Troy Moon, Julio Diaz, for "PNJPOV"
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Third Place — The News-Press (Fort Myers), to Melanie Payne, for "#NeverLeft"
Second Place (tie) — Pensacola News Journal, to Tom Ninestine, for "Selection of editorials"
Division A
Second Place — The News Herald (Panama City), to Heather Leiphart, for "Pulled from wreck"
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First Place — Sarasota Herald-Tribune, to Chris Anderson, for "Chris Anderson Columns"
First Place — Naples Daily News, to Scott McIntyre, for "Collier County Fair"
Second Place — Orlando Sentinel, to Red Huber, for "Making Tracks"
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Third Place — Orlando Sentinel, to Leslie Postal, for "Leslie Postal Education Reporting"
Second Place — Tampa Bay Times, to Matt Callahan, for "The Lost Bones"
Third Place — Tampa Bay Times, to Joni James, for "Moving at the speed of failure"
Third Place — Sarasota Herald-Tribune, to Thomas Bender, for "Freestyle Motocross"
Features & Arts Writing:
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Division A
Jim Waymer, with Florida Today, won the Waldo Proffitt Award for Excellence in Environmental Reporting in Florida for his stories looking at the environmental woes of the Indian River Lagoon.
Third Place — The Palm Beach Post, to Stacey Singer, for "Supergerms"
Division A
Third Place — The Florida Times-Union,NHL Jerseys Authentic, to Gene Frenette, for "The Uncertain Future of Justin Blackmon"
Third Place — Orlando Sentinel, to Jon Busdeker, for "Portfolio"
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Second Place (tie) — Naples Daily News, to Mike Hayes, for "Naples Daily News Page 1 headlines"
Third Place (tie) — The News-Press (Fort Myers), to Melanie Payne, Kinfay Moroti, Ashley Smith, Jason Cook, Derrick Shaw, for "Andrew Faust"
Second Place — Ocala Star-Banner, to Fred Hiers, for "Fred Hiers horse racing stories"
Division B
Division C
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Third Place — Daytona Beach News-Journal, to Scott Kent, for "Scott Kent Collection"
Third Place — The Florida Times-Union, to Steve Nelson, for "Outside"
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First Place — Orlando Sentinel, to Red Huber, for "FAMU Hazing Sentencing"
Division C
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First Place — Sarasota Herald-Tribune, to Josh Salman, for "Selling Hope"
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Sports:
Feature Page Design:
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Second Place — Ocala Star-Banner, to Marian Rizzo, for "Silver Springs collection"
First Place — Naples Daily News, to Corey Perrine, for "FGCU"
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Second Place — Daytona Beach News-Journal, to Jim Tiller, for "The Big One"
News Graphics/Illustrations:
Division C
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Student Contest:
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First Place — Orlando Sentinel, to Charles Minshew, Andrew Gibson, Sarah Espedido, Ricardo Ramirez-Buxeda, Kate Santich, Jeff Kunerth, for "In Crisis: A Special Report on the Mental-Illness Epidemic in Central Florida"
Third Place (tie) — Naples Daily News, to Jessica Lipscomb, for "Little Man"
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Second Place — Tampa Bay Times, to Andy Rosenthal, for "A Pioneer"
Second Place — Tallahassee Democrat, to Joe Rondone, for "Rain on the gridiron"
First Place — Treasure Coast News for "American suicide bomber" by Laurie Blandford, Zaimarie De Guzman, Elliott Jones, Melissa Holsman
Business:
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First Place — Anderson Lee for "Algieri boxes his way out of basement"
First Place — The Palm Beach Post, to Pat Beall, for "Dying for Care"
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Third Place — Orlando Sentinel, to Rich Pope, for "Ask An Expert Hotline"
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First Place — Tampa Bay Times, to Steve Madden for "Mars One Plan"
First Place — Miami Herald, to Jay Weaver, for "Jay Weaver, Miami Herald"
Division C
Division C
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Division A
Second Place — The News-Press (Fort Myers), to Andrew West, for "Voices of the Everglades"
Third Place — Florida Center for Investigative Reporting, to Ashley Lopez, for "Florida's Shrinking Workforce"
Third Place — The Villages Daily Sun, to Katie Sartoris, for "Poll Positions; Skipping the Party; Sumter's Voter Growth; What A Nail-Biter; You're at Center Stage"
First Place — Sarasota Herald-Tribune, to Carrie Seidman, for "Home to Havana"
Second Place — The News Herald (Panama City), to Heather Leiphart, for "Icy trampoline girl"
Division B
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Third Place — The Villages Daily Sun, to Colin Smith, for "Political Pop Quiz - Nov. 2, 2014
Division C
Division B
Second Place — Sarasota Herald-Tribune, to Katy Bergen, for "Katy Bergen Stories"
Second Place — The Palm Beach Post for "Deadly Deluge" by Pat Beall, Christine Stapleton,Wholesale Jerseys China, Jason Schultz, Jorge Milian, Tony Doris, Eliot Kleinberg, Alexandra Seltzer, Sonja Isger
Division B
First Place — Ocala Star-Banner, to Jim Ross, for "Jim Ross collection"
Third Place — The Palm Beach Post, to Frank Cerabino, for "Best of Frank Cerabino"
Third Place — Tallahassee Democrat, to Joe Rondone, for "FSU campus unites after shooting"
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Division B
Second Place — Orlando Sentinel, to Red Huber, for "Eagle Release"
Third Place (tie) — South Florida Sun-Sentinel, to Rachel Schallom, Dieter Kurtenbach, Andrew Ivins, Ryan Clark, Christy Cabrera Chirinos, Sarah Dussault, Matthew Haran, for "National Signing Day 2014"
Division A
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Online Blog/Commentary:
First Place — The News Herald (Panama City), to Valerie Garman, for "J-1 visa"
First Place — Michael Stone for "A Christmas at War"
Division B
First Place — Sarasota Herald-Tribune, to Chris Anderson, for "Sports stories by Chris Anderson"
Second Place — Pensacola News Journal, to Kaycee Lagarde, Troy Moon, Bill Vilona, Matt Foster, Tom Ninestine, Tony Giberson, for "Focus on Century"
Division A
Third Place — Tampa Bay Times for "Officer Charles Kondek shooting" by Mike Brassfield, Laura C. Morel, Katie Mettler, Jamal Thalji, Rich Shopes, Graham Brink, Bill Varian
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Second Place — Sarasota Herald-Tribune, to Ron Borresen, for "Ticket Cover"
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Third Place — Tampa Bay Times, to Tom Bassinger, for "Bucs Turning Point"
Second Place — Tallahassee Democrat, to Gerald Ensley, for "Stop the insanity: Ban guns," ''Austie, the eternal optimist, dies at 93" and "Local races turn nasty"
Division C
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First Place — Orlando Sentinel, to Josh Robbins, for "Sports Reporting"
Division C
Third Place — Tampa Bay Times, to Cameron Cottrill for "No. 1 with a bullet"
Second Place (tie)  — Florida Today, to Wayne Price, for "Selection of work"
Third Place — Tampa Bay Times, to Rick Stroud, for "Tampa Bay Buccaneers"
First Place — Tampa Bay Times, to Jeff Solochek, Cara Fitzpatrick, Marlene Sokol, Kathleen McGrory, for "Gradebook"
First Place (tie) — Sarasota Herald-Tribune, to Jennifer Borresen, for "Sarasota Ballet"
Beat Reporting:
First Place — Gainesville Sun, to Doug Finger, for "Casey Wilsey Funeral"
Second Place — Ocala Star-Banner, to Susan Latham Carr, for "Senior health in Marion County"
Third Place — The Ledger (Lakeland), to Scott Wheeler, for "Forrest's Life — After the Accident"
First Place (tie) — The News-Press (Fort Myers), to Phonethip Liu, for "The News-Press Graphics/Illustration third entry"
Headline Writing:
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First Place — Orlando Sentinel, to Stephen Dowell, for "Upside-Down Gamecock"
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Third Place — Pensacola News Journal, to Staff, for "City on ice"
Second Place (tie) — The Florida Times-Union, to Steve Nelson, for "Outside"
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Second Place (tie) — Sarasota Herald-Tribune, to Josh Salman, for "Josh Salman stories"
Division B
Third Place — The Florida Times-Union, to Staff, for "Page One"
Third Place — Sarasota Herald-Tribune, to Ron Borressen, for "Dick Vitale"
Second Place — Tampa Bay Times, to Andrew Meacham, for "The First Family"
Third Place — Ocala Star-Banner, to Doug Engle, for "9/11 Memorial"
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Second Place — The Villages Daily Sun, to Adam Rogers, for "Oct. 19, 2014; Nov. 5, 2014; Dec. 18, 2014; Dec. 31, 2014"
Division A
Open Division
Division B
Division B
First Place — Tampa Bay Times, to John Strickhouser, for "A collection of headlines"
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First Place — Treasure Coast News, to Xavier Mascareñas, for "Firefighter injured"
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Division C
Second Place — The Florida Times-Union, to David Bauerlein, Steve Nelson, for "Pensions"
Second Place — The News Herald (Panama City), to Patti Blake, for "Adaptive scuba"
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Second Place — El Nuevo Herald, to Arnaldo Simón, for "El Nuevo Herald Feature Page Design (Galería 305)"
Third Place — The Palm Beach Post, to Barbara Marshall, for "Classified Kids"
Editorial Cartoon:
Division A
Third Place — Florida Today, to Craig Rubadoux, for "Great day to be airborne"
Open Division
Second Place — Sarasota Herald-Tribune, to Jeremy Wallace, for "Online Commentary by Jeremy Wallace"
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Second Place — Orlando Sentinel, to Liam Miller, for "Liam Miller Headline Writing"
First Place — The Florida Times-Union, to Larry Hannan, for "Courts Beat Report"
Third Place — Florida Center for Investigative Reporting, to Tristram Korten, Trevor Aaronson, for "Profits and Public Records"
Division A
The Miami Herald's Carol Marbin Miller and Audra D.S. Burch won the Division A (Newspapers with more than 125,000 daily circulation) gold medal for best work overall for "Innocents Lost: A Miami Herald I-Team Report." Two Sarasota Herald-Tribune writers tied for the Division B (Newspapers with 50,000 to 125,000 daily circulation) gold medal. Carrie Seidman was recognized for "Home to Havana" and Josh Salman for "Selling Hope." The Division C (Newspapers with under 50,000 daily circulation) gold medal went to the Pensacola News Journal's Kevin Robinson and T.S. Strickland for "Jail explosion."
Division A
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Division B
First Place — Sarasota Herald-Tribune, to Mike Lang, for "Manatee Necropsy"
Second Place — Tallahassee Democrat, to Staff, for "Shooting stuns FSU: Campus unites after library horror"
Third Place — Florida Today, to Emre Kelly, James Dean, for "Live blog: Florida Today coverage of NASA's historic Orion launch"
First Place — Tallahassee Democrat, to Staff, for "FSU wins third BCS Championship"
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Third Place — Tampa Bay Times, to Dirk Shadd, for "Gloves come off"
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First Place — Northwest Florida Daily News, to Travis Mewhirter, for "A leg up on life, Hype Machine, The off-field fight"
Second Place (tie)  — Treasure Coast News, to George Andreassi, for "All Aboard Florida"
First Place — Tampa Bay Times, to Andy Rosenthal, for "Trophy Case"
Division C
Division B
Second Place (tie) — Tampa Bay Times, to Alexandra Zayas, Kris Hundley, Letitia Stein, Connie Humburg, John Pendygraft, for "Insult to Injury"
Second Place — Pensacola News Journal, to Andy Marlette, for "The new FSU logos"
Division B
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Division C
Second Place — The News-Press (Fort Myers), to Phonethip Liu, Josh Ulrich, for "The News-Press Page One Design"
Division B
Division B
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Second Place — Tampa Bay Times, to Ben Montgomery, Edmund Fountain, for "The Lost Bones"
Second Place — The Ledger (Lakeland), to John Chambliss, Rick Rousos, for "Tucker Hall"
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Division C
Third Place — The Tampa Tribune, to Yvette Hammett, for "Business Reporting"
Division A
News Video:
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First Place — Naples Daily News, to Laura Layden, for "A Boom is Back; Uber; ASG Founder"
Third Place — Florida Today, to Tim Walters, for "Gunman killed at courthouse"
First Place — Sarasota Herald-Tribune, to Jeffrey Rubin, for "Headlines by Jeffrey Rubin"
Third Place — Northwest Florida Daily News, to Wendy Victora, for "'Sooner or later, Wisdom can flow' and 'You're not warm'"
Division A
Division A
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First Place — Sarasota Herald-Tribune, to Kylee Cress, Glorida George, Danny DeJarnette, Ron Borresen
Second Place — El Sentinel, to Carolina Salazar, for "Rose Strong"
First Place (tie) — Sarasota Herald-Tribune, to Justine Griffin, for "Cost of Life Multimedia package"
Division A
Division A
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Second Place — Florida Today, to Britt Kennerly, for "Britt Kennerly - selection of feature writing"
Second Place — Naples Daily News, to Corey Perrine, for "Oliver"
Multimedia:
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First Place — Tampa Bay Times, to Susan Taylor Martin,China Soccer Jerseys, for "Tampa Bay Times: Real Estate"
Third Place — Naples Daily News, to Eric Staats, Jacob Carpenter, for Power Couple Die in Crash"
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Second Place — Gainesville Sun, to Anthony Clark, for "Anthony Clark collection"
Features & Arts Writing:
Division B
First Place — Pensacola News Journal, to Andy Marlette, for "Selection of editorials"
First Place — Pensacola News Journal, to Andy Marlette, for "I'm sorry son"
LAKE MARY, Fla. (AP) — The Tampa Bay Times and the Sarasota Herald-Tribune have won 12 first-place awards each in the 2015 Florida Society of News Editors Journalism Contest.
First Place — Tampa Bay Times for "Florida State University shooting" by Tom Tobin, Michael Kruse, Michael LaForgia, Lisa Gartner, Michael Van Sickler and Mary Ellen
Third Place — The Florida Times-Union, to Topher Sanders, Eileen Kelley, Steven Nelson, Derek Hembd, Bob Mack, Bob Self, for "Juvenile Detention"
Community Leadership:
Third Place — Ocala Star-Banner, to Rick Allen, for "Your Taste Bud"
Division C
First Place — Tampa Bay Times, to Times staff, for "PunditFact"
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Second Place — The Florida Times-Union, to Topher Sanders, for "Juvenile Justice"
Second Place — The Florida Times-Union, to Steve Nelson, for "Jaguars Billboard"
Third Place — The Florida Times-Union, to Paris Moulden, for "Champs!"
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Third Place — The Villages Daily Sun, to Marc Correnti, for "I'm the Greatest - Feb. 25, 2014"
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Division C
First Place — Sarasota Herald-Tribune, to Elaine Litherland, for "Home to Havana"
Third Place — The Florida Times-Union, to Eileen Kelley, David Bauerlein, for "Jacksonville Pension Crisis"
Third Place — El Sentinel Fort Lauderdale, to Yvonne Valdez, for "Una razón para vivir"
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First Place — Gainesville Sun, to Matt Stamey, for "Super Save"
Division A
News Reporting:
Division B
First Place — Florida Today, to Sara Paulson, for "Momsense"
Breaking News Reporting:
First Place — Pensacola News Journal, to Staff, for "Devastated"
First Place — Naples Daily News, to Jacob Carpenter, for "Charter Schools"
First Place — The Villages Daily Sun, to Adam Rogers, for "A New High, May 5, 2014"
Third Place — Naples Daily News, to Dania Maxwell, for "Little Man/Ethan's Journey"
First Place — Daytona Beach News-Journal, to Scott Kent, for "Scott Kent Collection"
Sports:
Division B
First Place — Ocala Star-Banner, to Peri Cushman, for "The Beatles"
Second Place — The Ledger (Lakeland), to Chris George, for "Super Reasons for the Super Bowl"
First Place — Sarasota Herald-Tribune, to Jennifer Borresen, for "Bucks Training Camp"
First Place — Pensacola News Journal, to Troy Moon, for "Collection of feature profiles"
Second Place — Tampa Bay Times, to John Romano, for "Columns by John Romano"
Third Place — Gainesville Sun, to Matt Stamey, for "Nearly Naked Bike Protest"
Third Place — The News-Press (Fort Myers), to Kinfay Moroti, for "Andrew Faust"
First Place — Gainesville Sun, to Doug Finger, for "Father of slain student weeps"
Division C
Second Place (tie) — Orlando Sentinel, to Staff, for "The Disappearance and Death of Alexandra Chery"
Second Place — Treasure Coast News, to Opinion Staff, for "Body of work by opinion staff"
First Place — El Nuevo Herald, to Alfonso Chardy, for "El drama de los menores indocumentados que llegan solos a Estados Unidos"
First Place — Pensacola News Journal, to Staff, for "Selection of work"
Here is a complete list of the category winners:
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Open Division
First Place — Tampa Bay Times, to John Pendrygraft, Letitia Stein, for "Insult to Injury"
Second Place — Orlando Sentinel, to Paul Owens, for "Paul Owens Editorials"
Second Place — The Tampa Tribune, to Paul Guzzo, for "Business Reporting"
Editorials:
First Place — Gainesville Sun, to Paul Jenkins, for "'Wearable computer', 'Resilient rapper', 'Big Brother', 'Put to the test', 'Hurt eagle'"
Division C
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Third Place — The Tampa Tribune, to Jay Conner, for "Poignant Right of Passage"
Second Place — South Florida Sun-Sentinel, to Lillian Mayor, David Schutz, for "LeGone"
First Place — Sarasota Herald-Tribune, to Lee Williams, for "Lee Williams Blog — The Gun Writer"
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Third Place (tie) — Tampa Bay Times, to Alexandra Zayas, Letitia Stein, Connie Humburg, Kris Hundley, John Pendygraft, for "Insult to Injury"
Second Place — Sarasota Herald-Tribune, to Barbara Peters Smith, for "The Kindness of Strangers"
First Place (tie) — Florida Today, to Staff, for "NASA's historic Orion test launch"
Division B
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First Place — El Sentinel, to Carolina Salazar,Wholesale Jerseys USA, for "Future of Soccer"
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The Paul Hansell Award for Distinguished Achievement in Florida Journalism went to Julie K. Brown for "Cruel and Unusual: A Miami Herald I-team series."
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Third Place — Pensacola News Journal, to John Blackie, for "Sprint to the finish line of the Pensacola Cycling Classic"
Photo Story:
Division C
Second Place — Daytona Beach News-Journal, to Nigel Cook, for "Wings and Waves"
First Place — Orlando Sentinel, to Beth Kassab, for "Beth Kassab Commentary"
Second Place — Tampa Bay Times, to Marc Topkin, for "Tampa Bay Rays"
Division C
Third Place — Gainesville Sun, to Jeffrey Schweers, Arek Sarkissian, for "Sex assaults at University of Florida"
Third Place — The Florida Times-Union, to Mike Clark, for "Pressing for an Improved Jacksonville"
First Place — Tampa Bay Times, to Edmund Fountain, for "The Lost Bones"
Division A
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Third Place (tie) — Daytona Beach News-Journal, to Skyler Swisher, for "Deline"
Second Place — Treasure Coast News, to Sam Wolfe, for "Vigil honors three victims"
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Second Place (tie) — Orlando Sentinel, to Red Huber, Joshua Cruey, for "Flying With an Eagle"
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First Place — Sarasota Herald-Tribune, to Kylee Cress, for "Home to Havana"
First Place — Florida Today, to Staff, for "Tapping into a shark frenzy"
Third Place — Ocala Star-Banner, to April Warren, for "April Warren collection"
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First Place — The Palm Beach Post, to Becca Vaughan, for "D-Day, Season to Share and Lottery"
Second Place — Tampa Bay Times, to Laura Reiley, for "Beat reporting: Food"
Page One Design:
Division A
Third Place — Northwest Florida Daily News, to Staff, for "Front page headlines"
Sports Writing:
Second Place — The Palm Beach Post, to Samantha Ragland, Dan Scapusio, Nathan Hall, Mike Denison, for "PBPostNow"
Features Writing:
Division B
Second Place — El Nuevo Herald, to Enrique Flor, Brenda Medina, for "La planta de agua de Hialeah"
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First Place (tie) — Pensacola News Journal, to Julio Diaz, Mike Suchcicki, for "Cocktail Challenge"
Second Place — Tampa Bay Times, to Edmund Fountain, Ben Montgomery, Cameron Cottrill, for "The Lost Bones"
Second Place — Daytona Beach News-Journal, to Skyler Swisher, for "Skyler Swisher Health Reporting"
First Place — Tampa Bay Times, to Adam C. Smith, Michael Kruse, for "Knowing Charlie Crist"
Third Place — Charlotte Sun (Englewood Sun, North Port Sun), to Adam Kreger, for "Adam Kreger Headlines"
First Place — Miami Herald, to Carol Marbin Miller, Audra D.S. Burch, for "Innocents Lost: A Miami Herald I-Team Report"
Third Place — El Sentinel Fort Lauderdale, to Melvin Felix, Mike Clary, for "El futuro incierto de los niños indocumentados"