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BERKSHIRE LIVING WINS THREE NATIONAL MAGAZINE AWARDS
3.6.07
BERKSHIRE LIVING GARNERS THREE NATIONAL MAGAZINE AWARDS IN ITS SECOND YEAR OF ELIGIBILITY, INCLUDING BEST MAGAZINE AND BEST CRITIC
Magazine noted once again for General Excellence and General Criticism (for a series of columns by editor-in-chief Seth Rogovoy) and for "THE REST OF THE STORY" free public forum series for Community Service
[OFFICIAL PRESS RELEASE of National City and Regional Magazine Association:]
CRMA Announces 2007 National City And Regional Magazine Awards Finalists
Los Angeles magazine leads the list with 12 nominations.
Magazine professionals from around the country chose 82 finalists from more than 950 entries – the most in CRMA's history – in the 22nd Annual National City and Regional Magazine Association's annual awards contest.
Eighty magazines of varying circulation competed, and 24 publications secured nominations in 22 editorial and design categories and three new categories honoring ancillary publications, community service and multi-media extensions. The gold, silver and bronze winners will be announced at the CRMA 31st Annual Conference May 5-7 at the Grand Hyatt Denver in Denver, Colo.
Topping the 2007 list is Los Angeles magazine with 12 nominations. Texas Monthly received 11. Philadelphia magazine is a finalist in seven categories, Mpls.St. Paul in six and Chicago five. Boston, Cincinnati and The Washingtonian each received four, while 5280 (Denver), Berkshire Living, D (Dallas), Indianapolis Monthly and St. Louis magazines each captured three.
A number of smaller circulation titles also garnered nominations. Those include Diablo, Evansville Living and Honolulu (with two each), Madison, New Orleans, Palm Springs, Traverse, Northern Michigan’s Magazine and others.
This year’s editorial nominees covered such topics as the fight U.S. military reservists face in reclaiming their civilian jobs in Colorado, the aftermath of the murder of five Amish schoolgirls in rural Pennsylvania, why lead is still poisoning the children of Washington D.C., how public schools succeed and fail in Minneapolis and St. Paul, the story of how a Chicago area father falsely confessed to the murder of his daughter. Other topics included how immigrants are changing Indianapolis, how the Iraq war is affecting the people of Texas and reader service stories such as things every Las Vegan must do.
Seventy-three judges representing 35 publications, including Atlantic Monthly, Esquire, O, The Oprah Magazine, Sports Illustrated, Better Homes and Gardens, Men’s Journal, Essence, Gourmet, National Geographic, Bon Appétit, Marie Claire, The New York Times, ESPN The Magazine, Glamour, The Washington Post, Marie Claire, Gourmet and journalism scholars from the Missouri School of Journalism selected the finalists.
The competition is open to almost 100 members of CRMA and other non-member city and regional magazines throughout North America that qualify. The contest is a 22-year-old national competition and has been coordinated by the University of Missouri School of Journalism on behalf of CRMA for the past 11 years.
The categories and finalists in alphabetical order are:
General Excellence III (circulation above 60,000)
Boston magazine
Los Angeles magazine
Texas Monthly
General Excellence II (circulation 30,000 to 60,000)
Cincinnati magazine
Indianapolis Monthly
St. Louis magazine
General Excellence I (circulation less than 30,000)
Berkshire Living
Honolulu magazine
Traverse, Northern Michigan’s Magazine
General Criticism
Berkshire Living
for The Beat Goes On by Seth Rogovoy
“The Voice of the Global Village” (Osvaldo Golijov)
“Who’s The Boss?” (Bruce Springsteen)
“Beauty in Repetition” (Steve Reich)
Los Angeles magazine “An Epic Life”
“Hollywood’s Untouchable”
“Vault Disney”
Los Angeles magazine “Close Range”
“No Biggie”
“Four in the Afternoon”
Food/Dining Criticism
Boston magazine “The Truffle Underworld”
“They Broil! They Bake! They’ve Got Serious Chops”
“Let Them Eat Duck Fat”
Honolulu magazine “Kosmic Kauai”
“Ready for Prime Time?”
“Eating at the Bar”
The Washingtonian “Southern Exposure”
“Very Hot Commodity”
“Back to the Future”
Regular Column
Los Angeles magazine “Pajamas Game”
“Offensive Lineman”
“The Z Factor”
Philadelphia magazine “Dialing for Dollars”
“Fire the Firemen!”
“Don’t Start Snitchin’”
Texas Monthly “The Bidness Myth”
“North Toward Home”
“My Father’s War”
Reporting
Chicago magazine “The Nightmare”
D magazine “Framed”
Texas Monthly “Free Richard Lafuente!”
Personality Profile
5280 “A Leg to Stand On”
Los Angeles magazine “The Teenager and the Porn Star”
Philadelphia magazine “Dr. Huxtable and Mr. Hyde”
Feature Story
Los Angeles magazine “Wheels of Fortune”
Philadelphia magazine “The Raging Silence”
Philadelphia magazine “The Aftermath”
Writer of the Year
Chicago magazine Bryan Smith
Philadelphia magazine Matthew Teague
Texas Monthly Skip Hollandsworth
Excellence in Writing
Mpls. St. Paul April
Philadelphia magazine December
Texas Monthly September
Spread Design
Cincinnati magazine “Kept”
Indianapolis Monthly “Male Order”
Philadelphia magazine “The Aftermath”
Feature Design
Boston magazine “The Smartest City on the Planet”
Los Angeles magazine “The Teenager & the Porn Star
Texas Monthly “Dell Freezes Over”
Photo Essay
Los Angeles magazine “Ordinary Heroes”
Texas Monthly “Open Season”
Texas Monthly “Wings”
Cover
D Magazine May
Diablo November
Texas Monthly June
Designer of the Year
Atlanta magazine Hector Sanchez
Los Angeles magazine Joe Kimberling
Los Angeles magazine Lisa Lewis
Excellence in Design
Los Angeles magazine November
Texas Monthly June
TU Ciudad October/November
Reader Service
Cincinnati magazine “Animal Magnetism”
Diablo magazine “Sushi 101”Gold:
Las Vegas Life “52 Things Every Las Vegan Must Do”
Leisure/Lifestyle Interests
5280 magazine “Welcome to Dog City”
Chicago magazine “Why we Love Chicago in the Summer”
St. Louis magazine “The Best of Dining”
Civic Journalism
5280 magazine “Nobody’s Hero”
Mpls. St. Paul “Teaching your Children Well”
The Washingtonian “Why is Lead Still Poisoning Our Children?”
Special Issues
Chicago magazine April
Indianapolis Monthly November
Texas Monthly March
Excellence Online
Boston magazine www.bostonmagazine.com
Mpls. St. Paul www.mspmag.com
The Washingtonian www.washingtonian.com
Ancillary Publications I (magazine circulation below 35,000)
Cincinnati magazine Wedding
St. Louis magazine At Home
Palm Springs Life Art and Culture
Ancillary Publications II (magazine circulation over 35,000)
Chicago magazine Home
D Magazine Fashion
Mpls. St. Paul magazine Ultimate Insider’s Guide
Community Service I (magazine circulation below 35,000
Berkshire Living The Rest of the Story
Evansville Living Remembering Nov. 6
Community Service II (magazine circulation over 35,000)
Mpls. St. Paul 2006 Showcase Home Tour
Portland Monthly Light a Fire Awards
The Washingtonian Washingtonian of the Year Awards
Multimedia Extensions I (magazine circulation below 35,000
Evansville Living Dream Wedding, What Men
Want, Best of Evansville, Ask a Professional
Madison Katrina, Tomorrow’s Trend,
Easy Green Living, C3K Live
Multimedia Extensions II (magazine circulation over 35,000)
Los Angeles magazine Best of LA, Cuisine Event, Press Recap
Mpls. St. Paul magazine Showcase Minnesota, Morning Show With BT & Lee
New Orleans magazine Steppin’ Out & All You Can Eat
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