Tampa Bay Times reporters win the newsroomâs 13th Pulitzer Prize
An examination of a Pasco law enforcement initiative sparked outrage and impact.
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Paul Tash, Chairman and CEO of the Times Publishing Company, left, Tampa Bay Times Executive Editor Mark Katches, reporters Kathleen McGrory and Neil Bedi, and former Deputy Editor of Investigations Adam Playford watch as McGrory and Bedi are announced as the winners of the Pulitzer Prize for Local Reporting on Friday, June 11, 2021, for their groundbreaking series about a Pasco County law enforcement initiative that harassed local residents. This is the 13th Pulitzer Prize awarded to the Times. [ DOUGLAS R. CLIFFORD | Times ]
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Pennlive Patriot News reported on criminal charges in February 2021
A woman who tipped off police that her husband was planning on attacking government officials weeks after the Washington, D.C., riot said he had the “means to do it,” according to court documents.
Kenelm L. Shirk III, accused of threatening to kill federal leaders, was stopped by state police on Jan. 21, police said. The Ephrata lawyer was found with an AR-15 rifle, two handguns, “a large quantity of ammunition” (including 30 rounds of .380 bullets), rope, gloves, and about $5,000 in several rolls of $50 bills, according to an affidavit of probable cause.
Owner of Diener’s Restaurant in Mechanicsburg retiring and passing the torch to new owner
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Linda Bishop is retiring as owner of Diener s Restaurant at 135 W. Main St. in Mechanicsburg. A new owner will operate the restaurant under the same name.
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A landmark breakfast spot in Mechanicsburg is changing hands.
Diener’s Restaurant owner Linda Bishop is retiring on April 30 after a 21-year run. She’s passing the torch to a new owner who will operate the 80-year-old establishment at 135 W. Main St. under the same name.
“It’s been an honor of a lifetime to get to spend every morning with you at Diener’s,” Bishop said. “My family and I have poured our hearts into this business and we will miss serving you and sharing our lives together over coffee and breakfast.”
One liberal sports writer is foaming at the mouth over a Pennsylvania
newspaper article celebrating the life of one their student athletes turned soon-to-be NFL player and praising his mother for choosing not to abort him.
Penn Live (the website for Harrisburg s
Patriot News)
published a piece on April 20 about the achievements of All-American Penn State linebacker Micah Parsons who’s on track to become an NFL first round draft pick. Not only did the paper recognize Parsons’ considerable athletic accomplishments, their story was written from the perspective of gratitude for the choice Micah’s mother made in not aborting him.
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