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Greater Bay Area Journalism Awards announced

Bay Area print and online journalists, photographers, radio and
television personnel and public relations professionals were presented
with 198 awards of excellence in nine divisions and 41 categories at the
San Francisco Peninsula Press Club’s 35th annual Greater Bay Area
Journalism Awards
dinner tonight.

The San Francisco Peninsula Press Club’s annual Professional Journalism Awards Competition dinner was held at the Crowne Plaza Hotel, Foster City.

The winners were selected from 440 entries from media professionals in the 11 Greater Bay Area counties. Awards honored work done in 2011.

Entries
were judged by the Press Clubs of Bakersfield, Cleveland, Florida,
Milwaukee, New Orleans and San Diego.

The Print
Photography division was judged by press photographers of the
Appeal-Democrat in Marysville, and was coordinated by Paul Sakuma of the
Associated Press.

The San Jose Mercury News received a
total of 26 plaques including Overall Excellence. Other Overall
Excellence winners included The East Bay Express, Foundations for
Health, KCBS Radio, NATAS and Patch.     A total of 198 plaques were
awarded.

The guest speaker for the event was Manny Fernandez, Houston bureau chief of The New York Times.

Two
$1,500 scholarships in the name of the late San Francisco Chronicle
columnist Herb Caen were awarded. The high school recipient was Brian
Benton
, Palo Alto High School. The collegiate scholarship was presented
to Stacey Kennelly, University of California, Berkeley.

Special recognition was given to the General Excellence winner of the Press Club’s High School Journalism Contest, The Oracle, Henry M. Gunn High School, Palo Alto. The editor in chief, Ashley Ngu, accepted a plaque.

The complete list of journalism award winners follows:

NEWSPAPERS-DAILIES

Overall Excellence
     FIRST PLACE, San Jose Mercury News, San Jose Mercury News Staff
     SECOND PLACE, The Press Democrat, Press Democrat Staff
     THIRD PLACE, The Daily News, Daily News Staff

Editorial
     FIRST PLACE, Contra Costa Times, “Hercules recall needed,” Daniel Borenstein
     SECOND PLACE, The Press Democrat, “County finally comes clean on pension costs,” Press Democrat Editorial Staff
     THIRD PLACE, The Daily Post, “Transit agency’s pay is excessive,” Dave Price

Columns-News
     FIRST PLACE, Contra Costa Times, “Columns by Daniel Borenstein,” Daniel Borenstein
     SECOND PLACE, San Mateo Daily Journal, “Columns by Sue Lempert,” Sue Lempert
     THIRD PLACE, The Press Democrat, “Columns by Paul Gullixson,” Paul Gullixson

Columns-Feature
     FIRST PLACE, San Mateo Daily Journal, “Off the Beat by Michelle Durand,” Michelle Durand
     SECOND PLACE, The Daily News, Columns by Malcolm Fleschner
     THIRD PLACE, San Mateo Daily Journal, “Columns by Jon Mays,” Jon Mays

Columns-Sports
     FIRST PLACE, San Jose Mercury News, “Columns by Mark Purdy,” Mark Purdy
     SECOND PLACE, The Daily News, “Columns by John Reid,” John Reid
     THIRD PLACE, The Press Democrat, “Columns by Bob Padecky,” Bob Padecky

Breaking News
     FIRST PLACE, San Jose Mercury News, “Deadly Rampage; Bloody End to Manhunt,” Mercury News Staff
     SECOND PLACE, San Mateo Daily Journal, “Mistrial for teen bomber’s sanity,” Michelle Durand

News Story
     FIRST PLACE, San Jose Mercury News, “Consumed by payday loans,” Karen de Sá
     SECOND PLACE, The Press Democrat, “County pensions revealed,” Brett Wilkison
     THIRD PLACE, The Daily Post, “Transit chief’s pay raised in less than an obvious way,” Ryan Thomas Riddle

Continuing Coverage
     FIRST PLACE, The Press Democrat, “Revealing juvenile justice,” Julie Johnson, Paul Payne, Randi Rossmann
     SECOND PLACE, San Jose Mercury News, “Caltrain,” Mike Rosenberg
     THIRD PLACE, San Francisco Chronicle, “Investigation of deadly pipeline blast,” Jaxon Van Derbeken and Eric Nalder

Series
     FIRST PLACE, San Mateo Daily Journal, “Made in America,” Bill Silverfarb

Feature Story of a Light Nature
     FIRST PLACE, West County Times, “Casting calls on cornfields,” Hannah Dreier
     SECOND PLACE, San Jose Mercury News, “In Vietnam, heaven is a good ear picking,” John Boudreau
     THIRD PLACE, San Mateo Daily Journal, “Sorting out a new future,” Michelle Durand

Feature Story of a Serious Nature
     FIRST PLACE, San Jose Mercury News, “Lost Voices of Sept. 11,” Julia Prodis Sulek
     SECOND PLACE, The Daily News, “Too weary to go on,” Diana Samuels
     THIRD PLACE, San Mateo Daily Journal, “A stitch in time,” Michelle Durand

Analysis
     FIRST PLACE, San Jose Mercury News, “Universities or visa mills?,” Lisa M. Krieger
     SECOND PLACE, West County Times, “’Special’ students forced back to public campuses,” Hannah Dreier
     THIRD PLACE, Santa Cruz Sentinel, “A good prognosis: Doctors lead the way to recovery,” Jondi Gumz

Business/Technology Story
     FIRST PLACE, San Jose Mercury News, “Tales from the Facebook house,” Mike Swift
     SECOND PLACE, San Jose Mercury News, “Tracking data: Manna for Google, Apple,” Mike Swift
     THIRD PLACE, San Jose Mercury News, “Legend. Visionary.,” Bruce Newman

Entertainment
     FIRST PLACE, The Daily News, “The deep blues,” John Orr
     SECOND PLACE, San Mateo Daily Journal, “Window into the mystery,” Julio Lara
     THIRD PLACE, San Mateo Daily Journal, “Getting into character,” Heather Murtagh

Specialty Story
     FIRST PLACE, Contra Costa Times, “Racing to the bottom,” Hannah Dreier
     SECOND PLACE, West County Times, “Mexican cowboys pass down centuries-old tradition in the East Bay,” Hannah Dreier
     THIRD PLACE, San Mateo Daily Journal, “There to teach,” Michelle Durand

Sports Story
     FIRST PLACE, San Jose Mercury News, “At peace now,” Mark Emmons
     SECOND PLACE, San Jose Mercury News, “Thanks for the memories,” Jon Wilner, Elliott Almond
     THIRD PLACE, San Jose Mercury News, “Will they huddle again?,” Daniel Brown

Sports Game Story
     FIRST PLACE, San Jose Mercury News, “Instant classic,” Jon Wilner
     SECOND PLACE, The Daily News, “Vikings’ fantastic finish,” Vytas Mazeika
     THIRD PLACE, The Daily News, “Lancers shock No. 1 Eagles,” John Reid

Headline
     FIRST PLACE, San Jose Mercury News, “May the best dog come out a wiener,” Paul Ayars
     SECOND PLACE, Bay Area News Group, “Silent is golden,” John Swartley
     THIRD PLACE, The Daily News, “Apple loses its core,” Jason Green

Graphic Design
     FIRST PLACE, The Daily News, “The 77th Orange Bowl,” Greg Frazier
     SECOND PLACE, The Daily News, “Out of the Shadow,” Greg Frazier
     THIRD PLACE, San Mateo Daily Journal, “They’re Baaack! Women’s World Cup Final,” Julio Lara

Page Design
     FIRST PLACE, San Mateo Daily Journal, “Gonzo,” Erik Oeverndiek

     SECOND PLACE, The Daily News, “Steve Jobs 1955 – 2011; Tech Titan Passes,” Greg Frazier
     THIRD PLACE, San Jose Mercury News, “Lost Voices of Sept. 11,” Tiffany Grandstaff, Alex Fong, Jami Smith


NEWSPAPERS-NON-DAILIES
Overall Excellence
     FIRST PLACE, East Bay Express, East Bay Express Staff
     SECOND PLACE, San Francisco Business Times, Business Times Staff
     THIRD PLACE, Palo Alto Weekly, Palo Alto Weekly staff

Editorial
     FIRST PLACE, Silicon Valley/San Jose Business Journal, “Keep Solyndra flu from making rest of cleantech sick,” Cromwell Schubarth
     SECOND PLACE, Silicon Valley/San Jose Business Journal, “It’s time to start Stanford hospitals’ expansion project,” Cromwell Schubarth
     THIRD PLACE, Silicon Valley/San Jose Business Journal, “Caltrain moves don’t get where they need to go,” Cromwell Schubarth

Columns-News
     FIRST PLACE, East Bay Express, “Full Disclosure,” Robert Gammon
     SECOND PLACE, Bay Area Reporter, “Columns by Matthew Bajko,” Matthew S. Bajko

Columns-Feature
     FIRST PLACE, San Francisco Weekly, “Bouncer,” Katy St. Clair
     SECOND PLACE, San Francisco Business Times, “Columns by Steve Symanovich,” Steve Symanovich
     THIRD PLACE, East Bay Express, “Culture Spy,” Rachel Swan

Breaking News
     FIRST PLACE, Silicon Valley/San Jose Business Journal, “Solyndra goes dark,” Mary Ann Azevedo, Diana Samuels, Lisa Sibley, David Goll, Cromwell Schubarth, Linda Taaffe, Colleen Combes
     SECOND PLACE, Palo Alto Weekly, “Steve Jobs, Apple’s creative genius, dies at 56,” Palo Alto Weekly Staff

News Story
     FIRST PLACE, San Francisco Weekly, “Crime Lab Confidential,” Peter Jamison
     SECOND PLACE, Palo Alto Weekly, “Taking it to the streets,” Sue Dremann, Veronica Weber
     THIRD PLACE, East Bay Express, “Trashed,” Ellen Cushing

Continuing Coverage
     FIRST PLACE, Palo Alto Weekly, “A less perfect union,” Gennady Sheyner
     SECOND PLACE, India West, “Feds Raid Sham University,” Pearl Driver, Sunita Sohrabji

Series
     FIRST PLACE, Palo Alto Weekly, “Getting off the treadmill,” Terri Lobdell
     SECOND PLACE, Central City Extra, “Toilets in the TL,” Tom Carter

Feature Story of a Light Nature
     FIRST PLACE, San Francisco Weekly, “The Art of the Steal,” Joe Eskenazi
     SECOND PLACE, East Bay Express, “Hate Man,” Kathleen Richards, Sandeep Abraham
     THIRD PLACE, San Francisco Business Times, “Burgers on a roll,” Sarah Duxbury

Feature Story of a Serious Nature
     FIRST PLACE, San Francisco Weekly, “Let Him Prey,” Peter Jamison
     SECOND PLACE, East Bay Express, “How Peet’s Starbucked Itself,” Ellen Cushing
     THIRD PLACE, Palo Alto Weekly, “Her final hours,” Gennady Sheyner

Analysis
     FIRST PLACE, Palo Alto Weekly, “End of the line for Caltrain?,” Sue Dremann
     SECOND PLACE, San Francisco Weekly, “Progressively Worse,” Joe Eskenazi
     THIRD PLACE, Palo Alto Weekly, “Battle over the Baylands,” Gennady Sheyner

Business/Technology Story
     FIRST PLACE, Palo Alto Weekly, “Fueling innovation,” Sue Dremann
     SECOND PLACE, Central City Extra, “Internet Limbo,” Marjorie Beggs

Entertainment Story
     FIRST PLACE, San Francisco Weekly, “Pomplamoose Calls the Tune,” Ian S. Port
     SECOND PLACE, East Bay Express, “Kind of Blue,” Rachel Swan
     THIRD PLACE, Palo Alto Weekly, “Midnight in Paris,” Susan Tavernetti

Specialty Story
     FIRST PLACE, San Francisco Weekly, “In Transit,” Joe Eskenazi
     SECOND PLACE, San Francisco Business Times, “Patients enlist in fight against ALS,” Ron Leuty
     THIRD PLACE, San Francisco Business Times, “Body work done here,” Ron Leuty

Sports Story
     FIRST PLACE, East Bay Express, “The Road Less Traveled,” Kibby Kleiman
     SECOND PLACE, San Francisco Weekly, “Fighting Chance,” Joe Eskenazi
     THIRD PLACE, Pacifica Tribune, “50 Years of Tiger Football,” Horace Hinshaw

Sports Game Story
     FIRST PLACE, Pacifica Tribune, “Giants mascot puts ‘seal’ on Mavericks,” Horace Hinshaw

Headline
     FIRST PLACE, San Francisco Business Times, “Dental school fills downtown cavity. Dugoni brushes off Pac Heights, chomps into 155 Fifth St.,” J.K. Dineen
     SECOND PLACE, Silicon Valley/San Jose Business Journal, “Fowl moves: Three major decisions that didn’t fly,” Cromwell Schubarth
     THIRD PLACE, Central City Extra, “Free toilet costs over $5 a flush,” Geoff Link

Graphic Design
     FIRST PLACE, San Francisco Business Times, “On course,” Craig Blanchard, Eric Young
     SECOND PLACE, San Francisco Business Times, “The risks of eliminating drug risk,” Craig Blanchard, Ron Leuty
Page

Design
     FIRST PLACE, Silicon Valley/San Jose Business Journal, “Jobs resignation page,” Barry Baldi
     SECOND PLACE, East Bay Express, “How Peet’s Starbucked Itself,” Brian Kelly
     THIRD PLACE, Silicon Valley/San Jose Business Journal, “Apple headquarters page,” Colleen Combes, Linda Taaffe


MAGAZINES-TRADE PUBLICATIONS
Overall Excellence

     FIRST PLACE, Palo Alto Medical Foundation, “Foundation for Health,” Palo Alto Medical Foundation Staff
     SECOND PLACE, Traditions Magazine, Antonia Ehlers, Michelle Wilkinson
     THIRD PLACE, Mills-Peninsula Health Services, “Peninsula Health Magazine,” Mills-Peninsula Health Services Staff     
Columns-News
     FIRST PLACE, The Spectrum, “As I was saying. . .,” Steve Penna     
News Story
     FIRST PLACE, The Spectrum, “Redwood City Police Chief Resigns,” Steve Penna
     SECOND PLACE, The Spectrum, “City hall shake up continues,” Steve Penna     
Feature Story of a Light Nature
     FIRST PLACE, Traditions Magazine, “Finding his Passion from Fires to Fashion,” Antonia Ehlers, Michelle Wilkinson
     SECOND PLACE, Traditions Magazine, “George Peacock Strings Decades of Music,” Antonia Ehlers, Michelle Wilkinson     
Feature Story of a Serious Nature
     FIRST PLACE, Traditions Magazine, “Juan Orozco: Troubled Waters: Keeping the High Seas Safe,” Antonia Ehlers, Michelle Wilkinson
     SECOND PLACE, Traditions Magazine, “Serra’s Mission at Work,” Antonia Ehlers, Michelle Wilkinson
     THIRD PLACE, San Francisco Daily Journal, “International Appeal,” Saul Sugarman
Analysis
     FIRST PLACE, San Francisco Daily Journal, “Employers avoid seeking skilled worker visa,” Saul Sugarman
     
Business/Technology Story
     FIRST PLACE, Traditions Magazine, “Sandeep Chatterjee: Changing Lives, One Village at a Time,” Antonia Ehlers, Michelle Wilkinson
Specialty Story
     FIRST PLACE, TBM Owners and Pilots Magazine, “Natchez and Natchitoches: Flip sides of the antebellum South,” Michelle Carter     
Page Design
     FIRST PLACE, Traditions Magazine, “Sprechen Sie Deutsch? Padres Explore the Heart of Europe,” Michelle Wilkinson     
     SECOND PLACE, Traditions Magazine, “Padre Bench,” Michelle Wilkinson     
     THIRD PLACE, The Spectrum, “January and July 2011,” James Massey Jr.


EDITORIAL CARTOONS
     FIRST PLACE, Bay Area News Group, “AT&T Cell Phone Antenna,” Steve Curl, Victor Gonzales, Mario Dianda     
     SECOND PLACE, Bay Area News Group, “A Cloud of Information,” Steve Curl, Victor Gonzales, Mario Dianda     
     THIRD PLACE, Bay Area News Group, “Further Caltrain Cuts,” Steve Curl, Victor Gonzales, Mario Dianda


PHOTOGRAPHY
Spot News
     FIRST PLACE, Bay Area News Group, “Grieving,” John Green
     SECOND PLACE, Oakland Tribune, “Occupy Oakland shooting victim dies,” Jane Tyska
     THIRD PLACE, The Press Democrat, “A Year of Tumult,” Kent Porter     
General News
     
     FIRST PLACE, Oakland Tribune, “Occupy Oakland Raid One,” Jane Tyska     
     SECOND PLACE, San Jose Mercury News, “High Tech Hope,” Dai Sugano     
     THIRD PLACE, San Jose Mercury News, “Bay Area’s Own Look Back On Service At Ground Zero,” Dai Sugano     
Feature     
     FIRST PLACE, San Jose Mercury News, “Snapshots From the Shore,” Jim Gensheimer     
     SECOND PLACE, The Press Democrat, “Petaluma River Revial,” Crista Jeremiason     
     THIRD PLACE, San Jose Mercury News, “The Henchmen,” Patrick Tehan     
Sports Action
     FIRST PLACE, San Jose Mercury News, “Sharks Take Control,” Nhat V. Meyer     
     SECOND PLACE, San Mateo Daily Journal, “Hillsdale sends San Mateo to CCS exit,” Nathan Mollat     
     THIRD PLACE, San Mateo Daily Journal, “Cougars take title,” Nathan Mollat     
Sports Feature     
     FIRST PLACE, Associated Press, “Gatorade Time on 49ers head coach,” Paul Sakuma     
     SECOND PLACE, Associated Press, “Fan-natic Raiders Fan,” Paul Sakuma     
     THIRD PLACE, Bay Area News Group, “Champions,” John Green     
Picture Story     
     FIRST PLACE, Oakland Tribune, “Mark Hawthorne — aka Hate Man,” Jane Tyska     
     SECOND PLACE, Oakland Tribune, “inShare with newborn baby,” Jane Tyska     
     THIRD PLACE, Bay Area News Group, “Juliana’s battle with cancer,” John Green


RADIO
Overall Excellence     
     FIRST PLACE, KCBS Radio, KCBS News Team     
Breaking News     
     FIRST PLACE, KCBS Radio, “Occupy Oakland Riots,” Chris Filippi and the KCBS News Team
Feature Story of a Light Nature     
     FIRST PLACE, KQED Public Radio, “Pro Surfing Comes to San Francisco,” Scott Shafer, Ingrid Becker     
     SECOND PLACE, KCBS Radio, “Cobbler,” Doug Sovern     
Feature Story of a Serious Nature     
     FIRST PLACE, KQED Public Radio, “A Day in the Life of a Parole Agent,” Scott Shafer, Ingrid Becker     
     SECOND PLACE, KQED Public Radio, “AIDS at 30,” Scott Shafer, Ingrid Becker, Victoria Mauleon     
     THIRD PLACE, KCBS Radio, “Lost Boys,” Holly Quan     
Public Affairs Program     
     FIRST PLACE, KCBS Radio, “In Depth: Egyptian Spring,” Jane McMillan, Ed Cavagnaro, Sheryl Raines     
Special Program
     
     FIRST PLACE, KCBS Radio, “Children Left Behind,” Doug Sovern     
Documentary     
     FIRST PLACE, KCBS Radio, “The Sahara Ceiling: Women of the Last World,” Doug Sovern     
Use of Sound     
     FIRST PLACE, KCBS Radio, “Golden Gate Opus,” Margie Shafer


TELEVISION
Feature Story of a Light Nature
     FIRST PLACE, KPIX CBS 5, “Psycho Donuts,” Chris Bollini     
     SECOND PLACE, KQED 9, “Rita Moreno in ‘Life Without Makeup’,” Spencer Michels,
Robin Epstein, Helen Silvani
Feature     
Story of a Serious Nature     
     FIRST PLACE, KQED 9, “Ranked Choice … Easy as 1, 2, 3?,” Lori Halloran, Scott Shafer, Peter Borg, Helen Silvani     
Public Affairs Program     
     FIRST PLACE, Mills-Peninsula Health Services, “Healthpoint TV,” Angela Anderson, Bobbi J. Fagone, Rocky Robinson     
Special Program     
     FIRST PLACE, KTVU Channel 2, “The Next Great Quake,” KTVU Staff
     
     SECOND PLACE, KPIX CBS 5, “Alcatraz Swim,” Chris Bollini, Lena Sullivan, Sean P. Phillips, Colleen Kessler-Schick, Pat Caballero, John Cantwell     
     THIRD PLACE, KQED 9, “Broken California,” Spencer Michels, Robin Epstein     
Documentary     
     FIRST PLACE, MidPenMedia, “Gila River and Mama: The Ruth Mix Story,” Claire Mix, Ben Ferrer, Charles H. Class, Hayao Shishino, Ben Tonooka, Ray Clark, J.D. Warrick, Jeremy Johnson, Delta Pick Mello     
Videography     
     FIRST PLACE, KPIX CBS 5, “Bollini Composite,” Chris Bollini


PUBLIC RELATIONS
Overall Excellence

     FIRST PLACE, NATAS San Francisco/Northern California Chapter, Javier Valencia, Sultan Mirza, Keith Sanders, Darryl Compton     
Newsletter
     FIRST PLACE, NATAS San Francisco/Northern California Chapter, “Off Camera,” Keith Sanders, Linda Giannecchini, Kevin Wing. Darryl Compton
     SECOND PLACE, Broadcast Legends, “Broadcast Legends Newsletter,” Jim Schock, Ed Vasgersian, Peter Cleaveland, Darryl Compton
     THIRD PLACE, Peninsula Health Care District, “Health District News,” Janis MacKenzie, Cheryl Fama, Gwyn Smith     
Press Releases
     FIRST PLACE, SLAC News, “Three Releases for SLAC News,” Janet Rae-Dupree


BROADBAND
Overall Excellence-Media Organizations

     FIRST PLACE, San Jose Mercury News, “www.mercurynews.com,” Mercury News Staff
     SECOND PLACE, Silicon Valley San Jose Business Journal, “www.bizjournals.com/sanjose” Cromwell Schubarth, Lisa Sibley, Jon Xavier

Overall Excellence-Broadband Only
     FIRST PLACE, Patch, “http://redwoodcity.patch.com,” Stacie Chan
     SECOND PLACE, Albany Patch, “http://albany.patch.com,” Emilie Raguso

Breaking News
     FIRST PLACE, Silicon Valley/San Jose Business Journal, “Carol Bartz ousted as Yahoo CEO,” Diana Samuels, Cromwell Schubarth, Jon Xavier, Colleen Combes
     SECOND PLACE, San Jose Mercury News, “Occupy Oakland coverage,” Mercury News Staff
     THIRD PLACE, Silicon Valley San Jose Business Journal, “Apple co-founder Steve Jobs is dead,” Cromwell Schubarth, Colleen Combes, Lisa Sibley, Jon Xavier, Moryt Milo, Shana Lynch, Mary Ann Azevedo, Diana Samuels, Eli Segall, David Goll, Vicki Thompson, Lemery Reyes

News Story
     FIRST PLACE, The Bay Citizen, “Questions Are Raised on Restraint Training,” Jennifer Gollan
     SECOND PLACE, Patch, “No Harbor Police the Day of Brutal Kind Grind Rape,” Brad Kava
     THIRD PLACE, Bay City News Service, “Cat shooter suit moves forward,” Julia Cheever

Continuing Coverage
     FIRST PLACE, Silicon Valley/San Jose Business Journal, “Steve Jobs resignation and death,” Business Journal Staff
     SECOND PLACE (tie), Silicon Valley/San Jose Business Journal, “Yahoo after Bartz,” Business Journal Staff
     SECOND PLACE (tie), Patch, “Crisis In Hercules,” Laila Kearney, Ari Soglin, Bob Porterfield, Jackie Ginley
     THIRD PLACE, Bay City News Service, “Federal MS-13 racketeering and murder trials,” Julia Cheever

Series
     FIRST PLACE, Bloomberg, “Payroll in Peril,” Michael Marois, James Nash, Alison Vekshin, Rodney Yap

Feature Story of a Light Nature
     FIRST PLACE, Patch, “El Cerrito Nicknamed ‘Little Taipei’,” Charles Burress
     SECOND PLACE, Bay City News Service, “San Francisco Apple aficionados line up for the iPhone 4S,” Patricia Decker
     THIRD PLACE, Bay City News Service, “Anglophiles gather to watch royal wedding,” Janna Brancolini

Feature Story of a Serious Nature
     FIRST PLACE, Bay City News Service, “Alameda County grapples with best way to rescue teen prostitutes,” Janna Brancolini
     SECOND PLACE, Patch, “In Wake of Shooting, Children’s Play Gone From Eighth Lane,” Drew Himmelstein
     THIRD PLACE, Bay City News Service, “Mercury mission puts Livermore instrument to the test,” Janna Brancolini

Sports Story
     FIRST PLACE, Patch, “Mr. All-Everything: Meet Menlo’s Dylan Mayer,” Scott Campbell
     SECOND PLACE, Bay City News Service, “SF Giants, fans celebrate home opener,” Sean McCourt

Headline
     FIRST PLACE, Patch, “Take-Out 2.0: Gobble Offers ‘Peer-to-Peer Lasagna’,” Rachel Stern

Multi Media/Interactivity
     FIRST PLACE, San Jose Mercury News, “A Chance To Survive,” Dai Sugano, John Boudreau
     SECOND PLACE, Patch, “A Tribute to Steve Jobs (1955-2011),” Aaron Selverston
     THIRD PLACE, San Jose Mercury News, “Bharatanatyam In Motion,” Dai Sugano

Blog/Commentary
     FIRST PLACE, Patch, “My Neighbor, Steve Jobs,” Lisen Stromberg
     SECOND PLACE, San Francisco Business Times, “Solyndra’s Demise,” Lindsay Riddell
     THIRD PLACE, San Francisco Business Times, “Buffett’s BofA Investment,” Mark Calvey

Best use of Twitter
     FIRST PLACE, Palo Alto Medical Foundation, “@paloaltomedical,” Erin Macartney
     SECOND PLACE, Mills-Peninsula Health Services, “@millspeninsula,” Erin Macartney
     THIRD PLACE, San Mateo Police Dept, “@SanMateoPD,” Dave Norris, Ted Gonzales, Mike Callagy, Susan Manheimer

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