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Sydney Shuler

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Sydney Shuler’s Journalist Portfolio

Iron Curtain artifact approaching final months on UVA Grounds

Iron Curtain artifact approaching final months on UVA Grounds

Time may be running out for students and community members to view the four pieces of the collapsed Berlin Wa…

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Planning commission OKs Three Notch’d expansion

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By Sydney Shuler
| The Daily Progress Verified
Charlottesville’s own Three Notch’d Brewing Company is planning to make the leap from micro- to small brewery. The Charlottesville Planning Commission has approved a special use permit for the brewery based at IX Art Park to expand its production from 15,000 barrels to 30,000 barrels per year.
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Champion Hospitality still paying off vendors after 'challenging 2022'

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By Sydney Shuler
| The Daily Progress Verified
After a rocky 2022 that saw Champion Hospitality Group shrink its business operations, the Charlottesville-based business says it still owes money to vendors. “Champion has been working diligently with vendors to settle any issues that resulted from a challenging 2022,” spokeswoman Marijean Oldham said in an email to The Daily Progress.
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New Charlottesville police chief says UVa education will guide his work

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By Sydney Shuler
| The Daily Progress Verified
Charlottesville’s new chief of police, Michael Kochis, says the role involves striking a balance among three groups: the community, the political environment and the rank and file of the department. Kochis, who is leaving his post as chief of the Warrenton Police Department, will join CPD on Wednesday. Some Charlottesville residents will argue that there is also a fourth group, one in blue and orange.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Internship with PIX11 in NYC; Full-time position with The Daily Progress

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes

How is social media changing news?

Social media allows journalists to better connect with their audiences and beyond on a less formal level.

Awards

Pulitzer Prize

2022 - Reporting Fellow

The Pulitzer Center for Crisis Reporting awarded Shuler a grant to travel to Chennai, India to report on the humanitarian impact of water crisis while seeking naturally sustainable solutions to the problem.

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