ASBPE Awards are starting to come in...

    June 23, 2010

    We received notice yesterday that we have been named "finalists" for three ASBPE awards. There are three awards in each category, gold, silver and bronze; we won't know which ones until the award banquet where the awards will be announced officially.

    So far:

    John Rezabek, for "On the Bus"-- ASBPE Regional Award

    Dan Hebert, for "Technically Speaking"-- ASBPE NATIONAL Award

    We received notice yesterday that we have been named "finalists" for three ASBPE awards. There are three awards in each category, gold, silver and bronze; we won't know which ones until the award banquet where the awards will be announced officially.

    So far:

    John Rezabek, for "On the Bus"-- ASBPE Regional Award

    Dan Hebert, for "Technically Speaking"-- ASBPE NATIONAL Award

    Walt Boyes, for "Editorial/Editor's Letter"-- ASBPE Regional Award (this is the first ASBPE award I've won by myself, and I am plenty stoked, believe you me!)

    Congratulations to John and Dan, for making our magazine (and me, as editor) look very good.

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