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	A member of the ''Telegraph Herald'' editorial board for over twenty years, Gilligan won several state and regional awards for editorial writing in collaboration with Brian Cooper. She was honored as the 2015 Chamberlin Fellow by the Newspaper Foundation and the journalism school of her alma mater, Iowa State University. (4) In 2016 she was named Master Columnist by the Iowa Newspaper Association. (5) In 2025 as the Executive Editor of the Telegraph Herald, Gilligan received the Iowa Newspaper Association Master Editor-Publisher Award. One of the Association's most prestigious honors, the award recognized individuals who have made significant contributions to the newspaper industry and their communities through their leadership and involvement. (6)		A member of the ''Telegraph Herald'' editorial board for over twenty years, Gilligan won several state and regional awards for editorial writing in collaboration with Brian Cooper. She was honored as the 2015 Chamberlin Fellow by the Newspaper Foundation and the journalism school of her alma mater, Iowa State University. (4) In 2016 she was named Master Columnist by the Iowa Newspaper Association. (5) In 2025 as the Executive Editor of the Telegraph Herald, Gilligan received the Iowa Newspaper Association Master Editor-Publisher Award. One of the Association's most prestigious honors, the award recognized individuals who have made significant contributions to the newspaper industry and their communities through their leadership and involvement. (6)

	In the community, Gilligan served on the board of directors of [[HOSPICE OF DUBUQUE]] with her husband, Judge Michael Shubatt; contributed significantly to the Soaring Capital Campaign of the [[HOLY FAMILY CATHOLIC SCHOOLS]]; and participated in the Mellon Sisters 5K Run Against Violence. ~~(7)~~		In the community, Gilligan served on the board of directors of [[HOSPICE OF DUBUQUE]] with her husband, Judge Michael Shubatt; contributed significantly to the Soaring Capital Campaign of the [[HOLY FAMILY CATHOLIC SCHOOLS]]; and participated in the Mellon Sisters 5K Run Against Violence.


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	6. "Congratulations Amy Gilligan," ''Telegraph Herald'', March 9, 2025, p. 7A		6. "Congratulations Amy Gilligan," ''Telegraph Herald'', March 9, 2025, p. 7A

	~~7. a. http://www.hospiceofdubuque.org/cms-view-page.php?page=leadership~~
	~~b. http://www.holyfamilydbq.org/support/capital-campaign-thank-you~~
	~~c. http://www.kauderraceresults.com/2014_Mellon_Sister_s_5K.html~~

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	Gilligan joined the ''Telegraph Herald'' as a copy editor in 1990. She then held several newsroom leadership positions with the newspaper including six years as city editor and eight and one-half years as managing editor. In the twenty years prior to becoming executive editor, Gilligan wrote a humor column and two books, '''The Dog Barely Licked Your Chicken...and Other Things I've Actually Said''' and '''I've Got 4 Teenagers, You Can't Scare Me''', which were collections of those columns. (2) She has been credited with being one of the first city editors to use the word "google" as a verb in 2001. She asked readers, "Have you been googled yet." (3)		Gilligan joined the ''Telegraph Herald'' as a copy editor in 1990. She then held several newsroom leadership positions with the newspaper including six years as city editor and eight and one-half years as managing editor. In the twenty years prior to becoming executive editor, Gilligan wrote a humor column and two books, '''The Dog Barely Licked Your Chicken...and Other Things I've Actually Said''' and '''I've Got 4 Teenagers, You Can't Scare Me''', which were collections of those columns. (2) She has been credited with being one of the first city editors to use the word "google" as a verb in 2001. She asked readers, "Have you been googled yet." (3)

	A member of the ''Telegraph Herald'' editorial board for over twenty years, Gilligan won several state and regional awards for editorial writing in collaboration with Brian Cooper. She was honored as the 2015 Chamberlin Fellow by the Newspaper Foundation and the journalism school of her alma mater, Iowa State University. (4) In 2016 she was named Master Columnist by the Iowa Newspaper Association. (5)		A member of the ''Telegraph Herald'' editorial board for over twenty years, Gilligan won several state and regional awards for editorial writing in collaboration with Brian Cooper. She was honored as the 2015 Chamberlin Fellow by the Newspaper Foundation and the journalism school of her alma mater, Iowa State University. (4) In 2016 she was named Master Columnist by the Iowa Newspaper Association. (5) In 2025 as the Executive Editor of the Telegraph Herald, Gilligan received the Iowa Newspaper Association Master Editor-Publisher Award. One of the Association's most prestigious honors, the award recognized individuals who have made significant contributions to the newspaper industry and their communities through their leadership and involvement. (6)

	In the community, Gilligan served on the board of directors of [[HOSPICE OF DUBUQUE]] with her husband, Judge Michael Shubatt; contributed significantly to the Soaring Capital Campaign of the [[HOLY FAMILY CATHOLIC SCHOOLS]]; and participated in the Mellon Sisters 5K Run Against Violence. (6)		In the community, Gilligan served on the board of directors of [[HOSPICE OF DUBUQUE]] with her husband, Judge Michael Shubatt; contributed significantly to the Soaring Capital Campaign of the [[HOLY FAMILY CATHOLIC SCHOOLS]]; and participated in the Mellon Sisters 5K Run Against Violence. (7)


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	3. Arthur, Charles. "Google and Sweden in War of Words Over Ogooglebar," The Guardian, March 27, 2013. Online: https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2013/mar/27/google-sweden-ogooglebar		3. Arthur, Charles. "Google and Sweden in War of Words Over Ogooglebar," The Guardian, March 27, 2013. Online: https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2013/mar/27/google-sweden-ogooglebar

	4. "Gilligan Named TH..."		4. "Gilligan Named TH..."

	5. Better Newspaper Contest Results. Online: https://inanews.com/foundation/contests/results/		5. Better Newspaper Contest Results. Online: https://inanews.com/foundation/contests/results/

	6. a. http://www.hospiceofdubuque.org/cms-view-page.php?page=leadership		6. "Congratulations Amy Gilligan," ''Telegraph Herald'', March 9, 2025, p. 7A

			7. a. http://www.hospiceofdubuque.org/cms-view-page.php?page=leadership
	b. http://www.holyfamilydbq.org/support/capital-campaign-thank-you		b. http://www.holyfamilydbq.org/support/capital-campaign-thank-you
	c. http://www.kauderraceresults.com/2014_Mellon_Sister_s_5K.html		c. http://www.kauderraceresults.com/2014_Mellon_Sister_s_5K.html

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	In the community, Gilligan served on the board of directors of [[HOSPICE OF DUBUQUE]] with her husband, Judge Michael Shubatt; contributed significantly to the Soaring Capital Campaign of the [[HOLY FAMILY CATHOLIC SCHOOLS]]; and participated in the Mellon Sisters 5K Run Against Violence. (6)		In the community, Gilligan served on the board of directors of [[HOSPICE OF DUBUQUE]] with her husband, Judge Michael Shubatt; contributed significantly to the Soaring Capital Campaign of the [[HOLY FAMILY CATHOLIC SCHOOLS]]; and participated in the Mellon Sisters 5K Run Against Violence. (6)

Randylyon at 03:07, 27 April 2024

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	Gilligan joined the ''Telegraph Herald'' as a copy editor in 1990. She then held several newsroom leadership positions with the newspaper including six years as city editor and eight and one-half years as managing editor. In the twenty years prior to becoming executive editor, Gilligan wrote a humor column and two books, '''The Dog Barely Licked Your Chicken...and Other Things I've Actually Said''' and '''I've Got 4 Teenagers, You Can't Scare Me''', which were collections of those columns. (2) She has been credited with being one of the first city editors to use the word "google" as a verb in 2001. She asked readers, "Have you been googled yet." (3)		Gilligan joined the ''Telegraph Herald'' as a copy editor in 1990. She then held several newsroom leadership positions with the newspaper including six years as city editor and eight and one-half years as managing editor. In the twenty years prior to becoming executive editor, Gilligan wrote a humor column and two books, '''The Dog Barely Licked Your Chicken...and Other Things I've Actually Said''' and '''I've Got 4 Teenagers, You Can't Scare Me''', which were collections of those columns. (2) She has been credited with being one of the first city editors to use the word "google" as a verb in 2001. She asked readers, "Have you been googled yet." (3)

	A member of the ''Telegraph Herald'' ~~Editorial Board~~ for over twenty years, Gilligan won several state and regional awards for editorial writing in collaboration with Brian Cooper. She was honored as the 2015 Chamberlin Fellow by the Newspaper Foundation and the journalism school of her alma mater, Iowa State University. (4) In 2016 she was named Master Columnist by the Iowa Newspaper Association. (5)		A member of the ''Telegraph Herald'' editorial board for over twenty years, Gilligan won several state and regional awards for editorial writing in collaboration with Brian Cooper. She was honored as the 2015 Chamberlin Fellow by the Newspaper Foundation and the journalism school of her alma mater, Iowa State University. (4) In 2016 she was named Master Columnist by the Iowa Newspaper Association. (5)

	In the community, Gilligan served on the board of directors of [[HOSPICE OF DUBUQUE]] with her husband, Judge Michael Shubatt; contributed significantly to the Soaring Capital Campaign of the [[HOLY FAMILY CATHOLIC SCHOOLS]]; and participated in the Mellon Sisters 5K Run Against Violence. (6)		In the community, Gilligan served on the board of directors of [[HOSPICE OF DUBUQUE]] with her husband, Judge Michael Shubatt; contributed significantly to the Soaring Capital Campaign of the [[HOLY FAMILY CATHOLIC SCHOOLS]]; and participated in the Mellon Sisters 5K Run Against Violence. (6)

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	[[Image:gilligan.png\|left\|thumb\|200px\|]]GILLIGAN, Amy. (Dubuque, IA-- ). Effective January 1, 2017 Amy Gilligan became the first woman to serve as the executive editor of the [[TELEGRAPH HERALD]] and the first native Dubuque resident to hold the position in ninety years. She succeeded [[COOPER, Brian E.\|Brian E. COOPER]]. (1)		[[Image:gilligan.png\|left\|thumb\|200px\|]]GILLIGAN, Amy. (Dubuque, IA-- ). Effective January 1, 2017 Amy Gilligan became the first woman to serve as the executive editor of the [[TELEGRAPH HERALD]] and the first native Dubuque resident to hold the position in ninety years. She succeeded [[COOPER, Brian E.\|Brian E. COOPER]]. (1)

	Gilligan joined the ''Telegraph Herald'' as a copy editor in 1990. She then held several newsroom leadership positions with the newspaper including six years as city editor and eight and one-half years as managing editor. In the twenty years prior to becoming executive editor, Gilligan wrote a humor column and ~~wrote~~ two books, "The Dog Barely Licked Your Chicken...and Other Things I've Actually Said" and "I've Got 4 Teenagers, You Can't Scare Me," which were collections of those columns. (2) She has been credited with being one of the first to use the word "google" as a verb ~~when, as city editor~~ in 2001~~, she~~ asked readers, "Have you been googled yet." (3)		Gilligan joined the ''Telegraph Herald'' as a copy editor in 1990. She then held several newsroom leadership positions with the newspaper including six years as city editor and eight and one-half years as managing editor. In the twenty years prior to becoming executive editor, Gilligan wrote a humor column and two books, '''The Dog Barely Licked Your Chicken...and Other Things I've Actually Said''' and '''I've Got 4 Teenagers, You Can't Scare Me''', which were collections of those columns. (2) She has been credited with being one of the first city editors to use the word "google" as a verb in 2001. She asked readers, "Have you been googled yet." (3)

	A member of the ''Telegraph Herald'' Editorial Board for over twenty years, Gilligan won several state and regional awards for editorial writing in collaboration with Brian Cooper. She was honored as the 2015 Chamberlin Fellow by the Newspaper Foundation and the journalism school of her alma mater, Iowa State University. (4) In 2016 she was named Master Columnist by the Iowa Newspaper Association. (5)		A member of the ''Telegraph Herald'' Editorial Board for over twenty years, Gilligan won several state and regional awards for editorial writing in collaboration with Brian Cooper. She was honored as the 2015 Chamberlin Fellow by the Newspaper Foundation and the journalism school of her alma mater, Iowa State University. (4) In 2016 she was named Master Columnist by the Iowa Newspaper Association. (5)

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	[[Image:gilligan.png\|left\|thumb\|200px\|]]GILLIGAN, Amy. (Dubuque, IA-- ). Effective January 1, 2017 Amy Gilligan became the first woman to serve as the executive editor of the [[TELEGRAPH HERALD]] and the first native Dubuque resident to hold the position in ninety years. She succeeded [[COOPER, Brian E.\|Brian E. COOPER]]. (1)		[[Image:gilligan.png\|left\|thumb\|200px\|]]GILLIGAN, Amy. (Dubuque, IA-- ). Effective January 1, 2017 Amy Gilligan became the first woman to serve as the executive editor of the [[TELEGRAPH HERALD]] and the first native Dubuque resident to hold the position in ninety years. She succeeded [[COOPER, Brian E.\|Brian E. COOPER]]. (1)

	Gilligan joined the ''Telegraph Herald'' as a copy editor in 1990. She then held several newsroom leadership positions with the newspaper including six years as city editor and eight and one-half years as managing editor. In the twenty years prior to becoming executive editor, Gilligan wrote a humor column and ~~produced~~ two books, "The Dog Barely Licked Your Chicken...and Other Things I've Actually Said" and "I've Got 4 Teenagers, You Can't Scare Me," which were collections of those columns. (2) She has been credited with being one of the first to use the word "google" as a verb when, as city editor in 2001, she asked readers, "Have you been googled yet." (3)		Gilligan joined the ''Telegraph Herald'' as a copy editor in 1990. She then held several newsroom leadership positions with the newspaper including six years as city editor and eight and one-half years as managing editor. In the twenty years prior to becoming executive editor, Gilligan wrote a humor column and wrote two books, "The Dog Barely Licked Your Chicken...and Other Things I've Actually Said" and "I've Got 4 Teenagers, You Can't Scare Me," which were collections of those columns. (2) She has been credited with being one of the first to use the word "google" as a verb when, as city editor in 2001, she asked readers, "Have you been googled yet." (3)

	A member of the Telegraph Herald Editorial Board for over twenty years, Gilligan won several state and regional awards for editorial writing in collaboration with Brian Cooper. She was honored as the 2015 Chamberlin Fellow by the Newspaper Foundation and the journalism school of her alma mater, Iowa State University. (4) In 2016 she was named Master Columnist by the Iowa Newspaper Association. (5)		A member of the ''Telegraph Herald'' Editorial Board for over twenty years, Gilligan won several state and regional awards for editorial writing in collaboration with Brian Cooper. She was honored as the 2015 Chamberlin Fellow by the Newspaper Foundation and the journalism school of her alma mater, Iowa State University. (4) In 2016 she was named Master Columnist by the Iowa Newspaper Association. (5)

	In the community, Gilligan served on the board of directors of [[HOSPICE OF DUBUQUE]] with her husband, Judge Michael Shubatt; contributed significantly to the Soaring Capital Campaign of the [[HOLY FAMILY CATHOLIC SCHOOLS]]; and participated in the Mellon Sisters 5K Run Against Violence. (6)		In the community, Gilligan served on the board of directors of [[HOSPICE OF DUBUQUE]] with her husband, Judge Michael Shubatt; contributed significantly to the Soaring Capital Campaign of the [[HOLY FAMILY CATHOLIC SCHOOLS]]; and participated in the Mellon Sisters 5K Run Against Violence. (6)

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	In the community, Gilligan served on the board of directors of [[HOSPICE OF DUBUQUE]] with her husband, Judge Michael Shubatt; contributed significantly to the Soaring Capital Campaign of the [[HOLY FAMILY CATHOLIC SCHOOLS]]; and participated in the Mellon Sisters 5K Run Against Violence. (6)		In the community, Gilligan served on the board of directors of [[HOSPICE OF DUBUQUE]] with her husband, Judge Michael Shubatt; contributed significantly to the Soaring Capital Campaign of the [[HOLY FAMILY CATHOLIC SCHOOLS]]; and participated in the Mellon Sisters 5K Run Against Violence. (6)



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	[[Image:gilligan.png\|left\|thumb\|200px\|]]GILLIGAN, Amy. (Dubuque, IA-- ). Effective January 1, 2017 Amy Gilligan became the first woman to serve as the executive editor of the [[TELEGRAPH HERALD]] and the first native Dubuque resident to hold the position in ninety years. She succeeded [[COOPER, Brian\|Brian COOPER]]. (1)		[[Image:gilligan.png\|left\|thumb\|200px\|]]GILLIGAN, Amy. (Dubuque, IA-- ). Effective January 1, 2017 Amy Gilligan became the first woman to serve as the executive editor of the [[TELEGRAPH HERALD]] and the first native Dubuque resident to hold the position in ninety years. She succeeded [[COOPER, Brian E.\|Brian E. COOPER]]. (1)

	Gilligan joined the ''Telegraph Herald'' as a copy editor in 1990. She then held several newsroom leadership positions with the newspaper including six years as city editor and eight and one-half years as managing editor. In the twenty years prior to becoming executive editor, Gilligan wrote a humor column and produced two books, "The Dog Barely Licked Your Chicken...and Other Things I've Actually Said" and "I've Got 4 Teenagers, You Can't Scare Me," which were collections of those columns. (2) She has been credited with being one of the first to use the word "google" as a verb when, as city editor in 2001, she asked readers, "Have you been googled yet." (3)		Gilligan joined the ''Telegraph Herald'' as a copy editor in 1990. She then held several newsroom leadership positions with the newspaper including six years as city editor and eight and one-half years as managing editor. In the twenty years prior to becoming executive editor, Gilligan wrote a humor column and produced two books, "The Dog Barely Licked Your Chicken...and Other Things I've Actually Said" and "I've Got 4 Teenagers, You Can't Scare Me," which were collections of those columns. (2) She has been credited with being one of the first to use the word "google" as a verb when, as city editor in 2001, she asked readers, "Have you been googled yet." (3)

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	Gilligan joined the ''Telegraph Herald'' as a copy editor in 1990. She then held several newsroom leadership positions with the newspaper including six years as city editor and eight and one-half years as managing editor. In the twenty years prior to becoming executive editor, Gilligan wrote a humor column and produced two books, "The Dog Barely Licked Your Chicken...and Other Things I've Actually Said" and "I've Got 4 Teenagers, You Can't Scare Me," which were collections of those columns. (2) She has been credited with being one of the first to use the word "google" as a verb when, as city editor in 2001, she asked readers, "Have you been googled yet." (3)		Gilligan joined the ''Telegraph Herald'' as a copy editor in 1990. She then held several newsroom leadership positions with the newspaper including six years as city editor and eight and one-half years as managing editor. In the twenty years prior to becoming executive editor, Gilligan wrote a humor column and produced two books, "The Dog Barely Licked Your Chicken...and Other Things I've Actually Said" and "I've Got 4 Teenagers, You Can't Scare Me," which were collections of those columns. (2) She has been credited with being one of the first to use the word "google" as a verb when, as city editor in 2001, she asked readers, "Have you been googled yet." (3)

	A member of the Telegraph Herald Editorial Board for over twenty years, Gilligan won several state and regional awards for editorial writing in collaboration with ~~[[COOPER,~~ Brian~~\|Brian COOPER]]~~. She was honored as the 2015 Chamberlin Fellow by the Newspaper Foundation and the journalism school of her alma mater, Iowa State University. (4) In 2016 she was named Master Columnist by the Iowa Newspaper Association. (5)		A member of the Telegraph Herald Editorial Board for over twenty years, Gilligan won several state and regional awards for editorial writing in collaboration with Brian Cooper. She was honored as the 2015 Chamberlin Fellow by the Newspaper Foundation and the journalism school of her alma mater, Iowa State University. (4) In 2016 she was named Master Columnist by the Iowa Newspaper Association. (5)

	In the community, Gilligan served on the board of directors of [[HOSPICE OF DUBUQUE]] with her husband, Judge Michael Shubatt; contributed significantly to the Soaring Capital Campaign of the [[HOLY FAMILY CATHOLIC SCHOOLS]]; and participated in the Mellon Sisters 5K Run Against Violence. (6)		In the community, Gilligan served on the board of directors of [[HOSPICE OF DUBUQUE]] with her husband, Judge Michael Shubatt; contributed significantly to the Soaring Capital Campaign of the [[HOLY FAMILY CATHOLIC SCHOOLS]]; and participated in the Mellon Sisters 5K Run Against Violence. (6)

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	[[Image:gilligan.png\|left\|thumb\|~~250px~~\|]]GILLIGAN, Amy. (Dubuque, IA-- ). Effective January 1, 2017 Amy Gilligan became the first woman to serve as the executive editor of the [[TELEGRAPH HERALD]] and the first native Dubuque resident to hold the position in ninety years. She succeeded [[COOPER, Brian\|Brian COOPER]]. (1)		[[Image:gilligan.png\|left\|thumb\|200px\|]]GILLIGAN, Amy. (Dubuque, IA-- ). Effective January 1, 2017 Amy Gilligan became the first woman to serve as the executive editor of the [[TELEGRAPH HERALD]] and the first native Dubuque resident to hold the position in ninety years. She succeeded [[COOPER, Brian\|Brian COOPER]]. (1)

	Gilligan joined the ''Telegraph Herald'' as a copy editor in 1990. She then held several newsroom leadership positions with the newspaper including six years as city editor and eight and one-half years as managing editor. In the twenty years prior to becoming executive editor, Gilligan wrote a humor column and produced two books, "The Dog Barely Licked Your Chicken...and Other Things I've Actually Said" and "I've Got 4 Teenagers, You Can't Scare Me," which were collections of those columns. (2) She has been credited with being one of the first to use the word "google" as a verb when, as city editor in 2001, she asked readers, "Have you been googled yet." (3)		Gilligan joined the ''Telegraph Herald'' as a copy editor in 1990. She then held several newsroom leadership positions with the newspaper including six years as city editor and eight and one-half years as managing editor. In the twenty years prior to becoming executive editor, Gilligan wrote a humor column and produced two books, "The Dog Barely Licked Your Chicken...and Other Things I've Actually Said" and "I've Got 4 Teenagers, You Can't Scare Me," which were collections of those columns. (2) She has been credited with being one of the first to use the word "google" as a verb when, as city editor in 2001, she asked readers, "Have you been googled yet." (3)