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Sunday, August 26, 2012

The Newbie: Well-Laid Plans and the Weather

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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reporter Tracie Mauriello, in Tampa covering her first political convention, is tossing out her well-laid plans and shopping for rain boots.

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Saturday, August 25, 2012

The Newbie: Local Quotes and Carrot Cake

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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reporter Tracie Mauriello is headed to Tampa to cover her first political convention. She’s agreed to share her challenges and triumphs with NPF Newsbag readers.

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Thursday, August 23, 2012

The Newbie: Is she ready?

Tracie Mauriello by Tracie Mauriello 0 comments

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reporter Tracie Mauriello is headed to Tampa to cover her first political convention. She’s agreed to share her challenges and triumphs with NPF Newsbag readers. In her first post, she zeroes in on the closest Tampa Starbucks, but scores a zero with a DNC star. Follow Tracie on Twitter (@pgPoliTweets) for links to her work for the Post-Gazette and Newbie posts for NPF.

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Friday, February 10, 2012

Paul Miller Fellow Karoun Demirjian wins David Lynch Memorial Regional Reporting Award

Linda Topping Streitfeld by Linda Topping Streitfeld 0 comments

We’re very proud of current Paul Miller Washington Reporting fellow Karoun Demirjian, who this week won the David Lynch Memorial Regional Reporting Award for outstanding coverage of Congress. Karoun, writing for the Las Vegas Sun, reportedly filed 473 stories from DC in 2011, including blog posts and all the rest.

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Monday, October 31, 2011

Keeping Flexible: How Patrick Terpstra Finds The Right Medium For His Reporting

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Patrick Terpstra is the kind of journalist who has never been anything else. At age six, he started a neighborhood newspaper. Print soon gave way to video, as he watched historic moments like the Challenger explosion and Bush 41’s inauguration. Terpstra graduated from the University of Missouri in 2003 with a bachelor’s in journalism, then moved to Florida to cover NASA for Central Florida News 13. From there he went to Norfolk, Virginia, for four and a half years, then back to the D.C. area, where he was born, and has covered everything from “thugs and drugs, crime and slime,” to the earthquake in Haiti.

Terpstra was recently selected as an NPF Paul Miller fellow and has just started as a senior producer with Cox Media Group in its Washington bureau.

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