New Times Dominates John Bartlow Martin Awards

By AAN Staff

april 25, 2002 01:17 pm

New Times Dominates John Bartlow Martin Awards

Two New Times investigative series were selected as winners in the 2002 John Bartlow Martin Awards, sponsored by Northwestern's Medill School of Journalism. First place went to "Fallout," a look at the U.S. Navy's radioactive legacy in the Bay Area by SF Weekly's Lisa Davis. Phoenix New Times staff writer Amy Silverman captured third place for her special series "Slammed," which exposed abuses in Arizona's juvenile justice system. Sandwiched between them was Katherine Boo, former managing editor of Washington City Paper, for her story in The New Yorker on welfare mothers.

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Tags: Editorial, SF Weekly, Phoenix New Times, Village Voice Media Holdings, LLC, Amy Silverman, Lisa Davis

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