In this edition:

• Going the distance: The PWPA’s luncheon speaker doesn’t let the commute keep him from the job he loves by JoAnne Harrop
• Ready for the luncheon by JoAnne Harrop
• 2010 Excellence in Journalism winners
• Spotlight on … Johanna Billings

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In this edition:

• The price of freelancing by Rebecca VanderMeulen
• On the lookout for a district director by JoAnne Harrop
• Spotlight on … Heather Cass
• Acton ends her diverse career by JoAnne Harrop

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In this edition:

• Members to mentor
• It’s not winter … it’s contest season by JoAnne Harrop
• Despite snow, central meeting draws members by Ashley Gurbal
• Resolution lost among the clutter by Kay Stephens
• Spotlight on … Nafari Vanaski
• Spotlight on … Rachel Weaver
• Ready for a new year

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In this edition:

• Crafting a killer cover letter by Theresa Hegel
• Wanted: 1 luncheon speaker by JoAnne Harrop
• Spotlight on … Margaret Harding
• Spotlight on … Micaiah Wise Bilger
• Give yourself the gift of renewal by Theresa Hegel
• Child’s gift long cherished by Teresa Spatara
• Colleagues show their generosity by Karen Price
• Christmas recording now precious by Ann Wlazelek
• Greeting card gurus share tips by Ashley Gurbal
• An excerpt from Ashley’s story

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In this edition:

• Contest changes by Diane Bitting
• President gives thanks by JoAnne Harrop
• For this journalist, hub may be where the heart is by Rebecca VanderMeulen
• Spotlight on… Cathy Ashby
• The formula for a successful budget story by Theresa Hegel
• Technology is great but rely on your brain first
• New PWPA district boundaries

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In this issue:

• Where writing and riding meet by Rebecca VanderMeulen
• Board appoints new president
• District boundaries discussed
• Spotlight on … Paula Cochran
• 2009 New Members
• PWPA not quite all atwitter over social media

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In this issue:

• Mutchler wows luncheon crowd by Rebecca VanderMeulen
• Versatile work brings honors an interview with Helen Colwell Adams
• She sees bring future for journalism by Lauren Boyer
• Just hangin’ with her tweeps by PWPA President Linda Espenshade
• Profiles of the 2009-10 PWPA officers

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In this issue:

• Speaker is always ready to serve
• PWPA contest nets 20 new entrants
• Northeast chapter meeting set for Saturday

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In this edition:

• She hasn’t had her ‘Phil’ of town yet – Diane Stoneback’s first-place entry in PWPA’s Arts, Travel and Entertainment category
• Go ahead, take the plunge – Theresa Hegel tells the story of how she came to be a reporter

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In this edition:

• Her advice: Follow the money – Rebecca VanderMeulen profiles Teresa Spatara, a veteran journalist with 39 years of experience.
• Look to your peers in these trying times – PWPA President Linda Espenshade gives advice on how the PWPA can help support members affected by the rapidly changing newspaper market
• Rookie reporters get a category in 2009 contest – For the first time there will be a special category for professional journalists with fewer than three years of experience in PWPA’s Excellence in Journalism Contest

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