Livingston Awards Program Announces Finalists: 2010

New York, May 1, 2011 — Finalists for the 2010 Livingston Awards for Young Journalists have been announced. The Livingstons, the nation’s largest all-media, general reporting prizes, award three $10,000 prizes for Local, National, and International Reporting to journalists under the age of 35. The winners will be announced on June 7, 2011. Livingston Awards finalists, who include print, broadcast and online journalists, are:

  • Mark Albert, KSTP- TV (St. Paul, MN)
  • Zack Baddorf, Free Speech Radio News
  • Jessica Benko, Virginia Quarterly Review
  • Scott Carney, Mother Jones
  • Nicholas Casey, The Wall Street Journal
  • Megan Chuchmach and Avni Patel, ABC News
  • Stephanie Czakalinski, The Columbus Dispatch
  • Tim Eberly, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
  • Adam Ellick, The New York Times
  • Katharine Euphrat, LasVegasSun.com
  • Sarah Fenske, Phoenix New Times
  • Justin Fenton, The Baltimore Sun
  • Reid Forgrave, The Des Moines Register
  • Ellen Gabler, Chicago Tribune
  • Justin George, St. Petersburg Times
  • Marina Giovannelli, The World
  • Kristina Goetz, The Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN)
  • Shane Harris, National Journal
  • John Henion and Mariana van Zeller, Current TV
  • Tim Higgens, Detroit Free Press
  • Kristen Hinman, Riverfront Times (St. Louis, MO)
  • Charles Homans, Washington Monthly
  • Amber Hunt, Detroit Free Press
  • Peter Jamison, SF Weekly
  • Tracy Jan, The Boston Globe
  • Jan Jeffcoat, WFLD-TV (Chicago, IL)
  • Christina Jewett and Augustin Armendariz, California Watch
  • Chana Joffe-Walt, NPR
  • Matt Katz, Philadelphia Inquirer
  • Paul Kix, Boston Magazine
  • Ryan Knutson, ProPublica
  • Charles Lane, WSHU Public Radio (Fairfield, CT)
  • Laura Legere, The Times-Tribune (Scranton, PA)
  • Tim Logan, St. Louis Post-Dispatch
  • Amber Elizabeth Lyon, CNN
  • Jarrett Murphy, City Limits (New York, NY)
  • Melissa Nann Burke, York Daily Record (York, PA)
  • Solana Pyne and Erik German, Global Post
  • Manuel Quinones, Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism (WisconsinWatch.org)
  • Keli Rabon, WREG-TV (Memphis, TN)
  • Richard Rubin, Congressional Quarterly/CQ Weekly
  • Robert Sanchez, 5280 Magazine
  • Joaquin Sapien and Aaron Kessler, ProPublica & Sarasota Herald Tribune
  • Jason Schwartz, Boston Magazine
  • Philip Shishkin, World Affairs Journal
  • Alex Simmons, Current TV
  • Louise Story, The New York Times
  • Megan Twohey, Chicago Tribune
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