Trib earns 26 Keystone Awards, top honor for ‘Tragedy at Brighton’
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Chiah Alexander, and son, Phoenix Alexander, 3, of the Hill District, watch as protesters demonstrate in Downtown Pittsburgh on June 16, 2020. The image won first place in Keystone Awards for breaking news photo.
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Above, Tribune-Review design work on "Tracing Atrocity," which earned a first-place award in the Pennsylvania NewsMedia Association’s annual Keystone Awards contest.
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Emmy award-winning rapper and Pittsburgh native Harvey “Frzy” Daniels performs in front of a sea of lights from mobile phones during “ A Concert for Unity: To Rebuild and Reopen Tree of Life Synagogue” at the Byham Theater on Dec. 2, 2018.
Nate Smallwood, photographer
Sean Stipp, director of visuals
Melanie Wass, designer
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Plum’s Annabel Arhin (right) celebrates her goal with Ava Weleski and Kaitlyn Killinger during their game against Oakland Catholic on Oct. 15, 2020, at Plum.
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Brighton Rehabilitation and Wellness Center in Beaver County. The Tribune-Review’s investigative project “Tragedy at Brighton,” about the covid-19 epidemic at the nursing home, won the Pennsylvania NewsMedia Association’s G. Richard Dew Award.
Jamie Martines, reporter
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Natasha Lindstrom, reporter
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Kristina Serafini, photographer
