Things that make the news are often signals of a much larger problem, Pulitzer-winner Sally Kestin told a Poynter event featuring winners of four 2013 Pulitzer Prizes. Following up on the news with data and document research plus old-fashioned shoe-leather street reporting, the reporters hit pay dirt: "Other than that Pulitzer, the work of the seven people present Tuesday night didn't have much in common. But, for most, the processes they used to produce their work did."
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