
Lori Matsukawa, Suki Dardarian, Kathy Best, and David Boardman. Photo by the Greater Seattle Chamber of Commerce.
Who, what, where, when, why and – most importantly – how did The Seattle Times win a 2010 Pulitzer Prize for “Breaking News” for its coverage of the Lakewood police shootings and the Maurice Clemmons manhunt?
Those questions were asked – and well-answered – at the Greater Seattle Chamber of Commerce first Executive Speaker Series event, “Anatomy of a Pulitzer Prize” on June 22 at The Westin hotel. The Washington News Council was a “promotional partner” for the luncheon, along with the Public Relations Society of America and The Times.




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