Deanna Isaacs won third place for spot news reporting for the Bothell/Kenmore Reporter during the annual Society of Professional Journalist (SPJ) Awards Gala held on Saturday at the Seattle Renaissance Hotel.
Deanna Isaacs won third place for spot news reporting for the Bothell/Kenmore Reporter during the annual Society of Professional Journalist (SPJ) Awards Gala held on Saturday at the Seattle Renaissance Hotel.
Isaacs won for her story titled: “Bothell family searches for a home while regaining mobility.”
The SPJ contest garners entries from Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, Montana and Washington states.
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