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Cleveland Scene
Cleveland rocks – and long before Drew
Carey and Ian Hunter made those words
part of the pop lexicon, Scene was there to
prove it. Founded in 1970 as a music
publication, the paper was purchased by
New Times in August 1998. The company
immediately went about expanding Scene's
editorial staff, hiring staff writers who've
quickly made their mark both locally and nationally. In 1999,
Scene took home prizes in prestigious national competitions
such as the Investigative Reports and Editors contest, The
National Society of Newspaper Columnists Awards and the
Clarion Awards sponsored by the Association of Women in
Communications. And at the Ohio SPJ awards banquet in
September 2000, Scene staffers won more individual entries
than any other newspaper in the state in their division.
Cleveland's still rocking today, with the Rock and Roll Hall of
Fame open for business a stone's throw from downtown
ballparks that house the rejuvenated Indians and born-again
Browns. Driving the region's urban renaissance is a
community of young urban professionals hungry for smart,
uncompromising civic journalism -- something Scene is
perfectly positioned to provide.
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