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Michael Collins won First Place for 2002's best Investigative/Series for papers under 100,000 circulation for
his “Rocketdyne Ranch” expose in the Ventura County Reporter.
Judges' comments: A thorough and well-written report, which even included the reporter using his own nuclear
radiation monitor to find radiation that had been overlooked in previous inspections.
The Series:
ROCKETDYNE RANCH
BATTLEGROUND AHMANSON RANCH
ROCKETDYNE - IT'S THE PITS
DON'T BANK ON IT
his “Rocketdyne Ranch” expose in the Ventura County Reporter.
Judges' comments: A thorough and well-written report, which even included the reporter using his own nuclear
radiation monitor to find radiation that had been overlooked in previous inspections.
The Series:
ROCKETDYNE RANCH
BATTLEGROUND AHMANSON RANCH
ROCKETDYNE - IT'S THE PITS
DON'T BANK ON IT
Gala attendee inspects "Rocketdyne Ranch"
expose on display in main hall.
expose on display in main hall.
Former Los Angeles Press Club President, Bill Rosendahl,
presents Collins with a "cheeseboard," slang for the First
Place plaque that winners take home from the annual gala.
presents Collins with a "cheeseboard," slang for the First
Place plaque that winners take home from the annual gala.
