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Patch Sites Honored in Major Bay Area Journalism Contest

Albany Patch was honored over the weekend to receive second place in the Overall Excellence category for online-only publications in the San Francisco Peninsula Press Club's 35th annual Greater Bay Area Journalism Awards.

A handful of local Patch sites were honored at the San Francisco Peninsula Press Club's 35th annual Greater Bay Area Journalism Awards on Saturday night.

Albany Patch was honored to receive second place in the Overall Excellence category for online-only publications. 

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.

See all the winners here. Winners with Patch connections are listed below.

BROADBAND 

Overall Excellence-Broadband Only

News Story     

  • SECOND PLACE, Patch, “,” Editor Brad Kava, Santa Cruz Patch

Feature Story of a Light Nature

  • FIRST PLACE, Patch, “,” Editor Charles Burress, El Cerrito Patch

Feature Story of a Serious Nature

  • SECOND PLACE, Patch, “,” Editor Drew Himmelstein, South San Francisco Patch

Sports Story

  • FIRST PLACE, Patch, “,” Scott Campbell, former sports editor for Patch in Silicon Valley and the Peninsula 

Headline

  • FIRST PLACE, Patch, “,” Rachel Stern, Silicon Valley Assistant Local Editor 

Multi Media/Interactivity

  • SECOND PLACE, Patch, “,” Aaron Selverston, Palo Alto Patch 

Blog/Commentary

  • FIRST PLACE, Patch, “,” Lisen Stromberg, a blogger on Palo Alto Patch

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Caryl O'Keefe May 18, 2013 at 08:30 pm
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