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Marta Jewson receives New Orleans Press Club’s highest writing honor
Marta Jewson receives New Orleans Press Club’s highest writing honor
Education reporter Marta Jewson won first-place in the New Orleans Press Club’s investigative category for her stories about how a local charter school board sidestepped the state’s Open Meetings Law during a teachers’ union drive. For her entry, she also won the coveted Alex Waller Memorial Award for best overall writing. Jewson writes for The Lens, New Orleans’ first non-profit newsroom.
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