AAN Papers Gorge on Food Journalism Awards

By AAN Staff

october 13, 2004 11:32 am

On Oct. 9, the Association of Food Journalists named winners in its 2004 AFJ Awards Competition -- and Association of Alternative Newsweeklies member papers came out looking like pigs in the "Under 150,000 Circulation" division. Willamette Week, Independent Weekly, Creative Loafing (Atlanta) and Cleveland Scene each took home an award, while Houston Press garnered a pair. According to the AFJ Web site, the awards "recognize excellence in reporting, writing, and photography in all media, and newspaper food section design and content."

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Tags: Editorial, Willamette Week, Independent Weekly (NC), Creative Loafing (Atlanta), Scene, Houston Press

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