Who, What, When, Why, Where and How

Dec 2, 2013 by misa33

The following are examples of leads formed from the image below that empathize the part of the story that tells; Who, What, Where, When, Why or How. This was an assignment for my Writing for Communications class:

 

Who:

East Valley Tribune-Experts are suggesting avoiding dangerous situations by taking an alternative route from the construction-taking place on Chandler Boulevard, Kyrene Road and Dobson road until road improvement is developed in June.

 

What

East Valley Tribune-Road Construction can cause damage to vehicles, experts are advising that until June to avoid driving Chandler Boulevard from Kyrene Road to Dobson Boulevard in order to keep residents safe and run a smooth road improvement project.

 

Where

East Valley Tribune-Chandler Boulevard from Kyrene Road to Dobson Boulevard is a where major construction projects are taking place to improve Interstate driving, the project is scheduled for completion in June, until then experts are advising drivers to take alternative routes to protect their vehicles.

 

When

East Valley Tribune-Since January some major construction has been performed on Chandler Boulevard from Kyrene Road to Dobson road in order to benefit interstate driving, the project is scheduled to finish in June, in the meantime experts are advising drivers to not drive through the construction to protect their vehicles.

 

Why

East Valley Tribune-Cars suffer damage from driving through construction, experts are advising drivers to avoid Chandler Boulevard from Kyrene Road to Dobson Road so construction workers are able to better prepare interstate construction without endangering Vehicle safety.

 

How

East Valley Tribune-Take a different route to avoid vehicle damage around Chandler Boulevard from Kyrene Road to Dobson Road so construction workers can safely prepare interstate roads for drivers by June.