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Cosmo Macer Jr., <em>Boston Herald</em>

An old-fashioned newshound with a tattoo of two Colt 45s on his forearm and a penchant for chewing tobacco in the newsroom, Macero has been [...] read more»
1989 Best Reporter, Print

Michelle Caruso, <em>Boston Herald</em>

Inheritor of Brian Mooney's mantle as the town's most tenacious investigator, Caruso was the first to begin unraveling the Mary Beth Lenane story, and was [...] read more»
1987 Best Reporter, Print

Kevin Cullen, <em>Boston Globe</em>

The best police reporter this side of Edna Buchanan, the Miami Herald's Pulitzer Prize winner. read more»
1986 Best Reporter, Print

Gerald O’Neill, <em>Boston Globe</em>

He's back as head of the Spotlight Team, where he won a Pulitzer Prize in 1972. His touch was evident in the malpractice series—Spotlight's best [...] read more»
1985 Best Reporter, Print

Brian Mooney, <em>Boston Herald</em>

Exceptional investigative reporter. read more»
1983 Best Reporter, Print

Walter Robinson, <em>Boston Globe</em>

Of course, John Lakian would prefer that Robinson had stayed at Stanford a bit longer. read more»
1982 Best Reporter, Print

Steve Kurkjian, the <em>Globe</em>

Head of the Spotlight Team, he's one of the best investigators in journalism. Boston's lucky to have him. read more»

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