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WKAR Earns 7 Michigan Associated Press Media Editors Awards

WKAR Public Media | By Kevin Lavery,
Jamie Paisley, Brooke Allen
Published April 22, 2018 at 2:48 PM EDT
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Left to right: WKAR Digital News Director Reginald Hardwick, Reporter Kevin Lavery and Classical Host/Fine Arts Reporter Jamie Paisley hold 2017 MAPME awards.
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Best Continuing Coverage: "The Nassar Files"
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Michigan Associated Press Media Editors award for Best Continuing Coverage: "The Nassar Files"
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Best Documentary: Jamie Paisley, "The Art of Rebellion"
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Michigan Associated Press Media Editors award for Best Documentary: Jamie Paisley, "The Art of Rebellion"
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Best Digital Presence: WKAR-FM, East Lansing
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Michigan Associated Press Media Editors award for Best Digital Presence: WKAR-FM, East Lansing
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Best Feature Story: Reginald Hardwick, "Children of Vietnam Search for American Parents"
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Michigan Associated Press Media Editors award for Best Feature Story: Reginald Hardwick, "Children of Vietnam Search for American Parents"
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Second place: Outstanding News Operation"
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Michigan Associated Press Media Editors award for Second place: Outstanding News Operation"
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WKAR, the NPR station for Michigan's Capital region, won seven awards from the Michigan Associated Press Media Editors on Sunday, April 22, 2018 in Lansing.

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Kevin Lavery
Kevin Lavery is a general assignment reporter and occasional local host for Morning Edition and All Things considered.
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Brooke Allen
Brooke Allen served as local producer and host for Morning Edition, from June 2016-March 2018.
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