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Former Seattle Weekly Editor Releases Collection of Columnsnew

Knute Berger, who edited the Weekly for nearly 15 years before leaving in July 2006, is releasing Pugetopolis: A Mossback Takes on Growth Addicts, Weather Wimps, and the Myth of Seattle Nice this month. Many of the essays in the book, which covers the region's identity, first ran as columns in the Weekly. "To me the book has been my sort of ongoing personal exploration to be a Seattleite," Berger tells the Seattle Times. "I hope that people will read it and just sort of enjoy thinking about our identity."
Sasquatch Books Press Release (PDF)  |  01-13-2009  11:35 am  |  Press Releases

Alt-Weeklies Win Three NABJ Awardsnew

Earlier this month, the National Association of Black Journalists announced the winners of the 2007 Salute to Excellence Awards, which "recognize exemplary coverage of people of color or issues in the African Diaspora." Riverfront Times took home two first-place awards: Kristen Hinman for her "Basketball by the Book" series, in the Enterprise division; and Ben Westhoff for "Ace of Spaides," in the Business division. Seattle Weekly's Nina Shapiro also placed first in the Feature division for "Schooling the District."
National Association of Black Journalists Press Release  |  08-28-2007  7:58 am  |  Press Releases

Mark Fefer Named Editor in Chief of Seattle Weekly

Fefer previously worked at the Weekly from 1995 to 2004: He was a staff writer until he was promoted to arts and culture editor in 2002. He has spent the last two years in New York City, most recently working as an editor for Bloomberg News. His first day will be Oct. 3, Village Voice Media announced in a press release Monday. (FULL STORY)
Village Voice Media Press Release  |  09-11-2006  12:46 pm  |  Press Releases

Seattle Weekly Names New Editorial Leadership Team

Village Voice Media news release  |  08-27-2002  10:17 am  |  Press Releases

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