Notable Reporters
Cris Barrish - His byline calls him a "Senior Reporter". Often assigned to The News Journal's biggest stories, Barrish is best known for his coverage of the murder of Anne Marie Fahey and the ensuing murder trial of Thomas Capano. Barrish later co-authored the book Fatal Embrace about the case. Cris won the 2011 Al Nakkula Award for police reporting.
Norman Lockman - Lockman served as managing editor of The News Journal from 1984 to 1991. After that, he became a member of the editorial board and wrote a regular column in the paper. Before joining The News Journal, Lockman won a Pulitzer Prize for a series of articles on race relations he co-wrote for The Boston Globe. Suffering from Lou Gehrig's disease, Lockman wrote his final column in late 2004. He died the following April.
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