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DEATH IN THE NEWS ALERTING PUBLIC TO DANGER IS ONE TASK OF JOURNALISTS
2002
Overview
In this week's paper, we're sharing the story of a Sewickley mom and dad who lost their son to heroin. You'll find that on page N-2. In last week's paper, we shared the stories of two mothers from the Alle-Kiski Valley who lost their daughters to heroin. So it is with heroin. Some kid in Sewickley might have read about the two Alle-Kiski girls and shrugged, then read this week about a friend, a schoolmate, someone who walked Sewickley's streets and stopped to think. If it could take him, could it take me? Ultimately, it's not up to us as journalists to say what those facts mean -- what truth they spring from. For sure, we choose which facts to print, attempting to share facts people will find relevant and interesting. No one cares what I had for breakfast this morning, fact though it is. But interpretation of the facts, finding the truth they spring from, is something that evolves over years, and something that evolves differently in each person's mind.
Publisher
Pittsburgh Post - Gazette
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