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Richard Cook is the editor of North Hills and North Allegheny Patch.
Cook began his journalism career in 1981 as an intern for KDKA Radio, where he eventually became news director. During his tenure, the station was recognized by the Associated Press as the top news operation in Pennsylvania three years in a row.
He joined KDKA-TV in 1994 as a news producer and then went to WTAE-TV as executive producer in 1999, earning his first Emmy Award for breaking news coverage of a mass shooting in Wilkinsburg.
His work also earned awards from the Pennsylvania Association of Broadcasters, the Associated Press and the Press Club of Western Pennsylvania. Richard earned his second Emmy in 2009 as producer of WTAE-TV's 50th Anniversary special.
Rich also produced WQED's "Pittsburgh 360" and "Horizons."

A new restaurant will be built on the site and is expected to open in November.
Project Manager Bob McGurk takes Patch on a quick tour of the multi-million dollar development.
Project Manager Bob McGurk takes Patch on a quick tour of the multi-million dollar development.
Project Manager Bob McGurk takes Patch on a quick tour of the multi-million dollar development.
A new restaurant will be built on the site and is expected to open in November.
The Pennsylvania Game Commission says the big cats are no cause for alarm.
The Pennsylvania Game Commission says the big cats are no cause for alarm.
The School Board enacted a new policy which bans school board members from holding volunteer positions that are supervised by a district staff member, but the policy only takes effect after current board members' terms expire.
The cost of the sign will be covered by donations and advertisements.
The combination of heat and humidity will make it feel as if it's close to 100-degrees this afternoon.
The combination of heat and humidity will make it feel as if it's close to 100-degrees this afternoon.
The woman was assaulted in 2005 while visiting a friend's dorm room on the McCandless campus.
The grant from the Grable and Benedum Foundations will support STEAM initiative.
A lightning strike is also suspected to triggering a utility pole fire.
The board meets at 7 p.m. in the board room of the Central Administrative Offices adjacent to Carson Middle School.