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• Available on paid plans

  American Mosaic Journalism Prize Awarded to Dara T. Mathis and Tamir Kalifa

  By Jorge Cino, Madeleine Perkins, Brian Eule Verified

  Feb. 06, 2024

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  Multi-Donor Initiative to Award More than $500 Million to Revitalize Local News

  By Brian Eule Verified, Nondas Paschos

  Sep. 07, 2023

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  American Mosaic Journalism Prize Awarded to Dara T. Mathis and Tamir Kalifa

  By Jorge Cino, Madeleine Perkins, Brian Eule Verified

  Feb. 06, 2024

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