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2005 MEDIA AWARDS WINNERS Greg Cergol Long Island 1/10/2009 AWARDS Home Mission FOIA Code of Ethics 2005 MEDIA AWARDS WINNERS Membership Press Club Reporter Blog Greg Cergol 2008 Events Awards Long Island Correspondent, 2007 Officers & Board Members WNBC-TV 2006 Contact Named Outstanding 2005 2004 Long Island Journalist 2003 by Press Club of Long Island 2002 2001 2000 ALL-MEDIA AWARDS Title of Entry Name Media Outlet Outstanding LI Journalist Greg Cergol WNBC-TV Public Service Award Assisted Living Newsday Staff Newsday Phil Spahn Award Carl Corry Long Island Business News James Murphy Cub Reporter Lauren Wolfe Long Island Press Cynthia Daniels Newsday Scholarships Print Timothy Bolger Long Island Press file:///G:/PCLI/AWARDS%202005.htm 1/13 1/10/2009 AWARDS Broadcast Jackie Lucas NYIT Dennis Bell Minority Claudia Ramos NYIT Scholarship News12 Long Island Hank Hannah Rauchfuss Sewanhaka High Logeman Award School 2005 Press Club Media Awards Winners MEDIA AWARDS Top of Page Title of Entry Name Media Outlet D1 - Deadline News North Bay Shore Killings Newsday Staff Newsday Death at the Masonic Lodge Newsday Staff Newsday He Killed the Millionaire Newsday Staff Newsday D2 - Non-Deadline News Nassau Aid Went To Bruce Lambert, The New York Campaign Donors Shelly Feuer Times Domash Murder, Suicide and a Father's Lauren Terrazzano Newsday Anger Taking a New Look at a Robin Topping Newsday Notorious Trial D3 - Feature A Nephew's Tormented Life Jennifer Sinco Newsday Kelleher, Stephanie McCrummen First Steps in Marine's Long Stephanie Newsday Road McCrummen To Serve and Protect Whom? Julia C. Mead The New York Times file:///G:/PCLI/AWARDS%202005.htm 2/13 1/10/2009 AWARDS D4 - Column Long Island Journal: High Marcelle S. The New York Infidelity - The Island, It Fischler Times Seems, Is a Hotbed for Desperate Housewives No Room for Elephants Paul Vitello Newsday Pulmonary embolism can kill Roni Rabin Newsday the young, too D5 - Business/Economic/Financial Hope Within the Hype: The Randi F. Marshall Newsday Story of Tarcera Through the Roof Richard Lezin The New York Jones Times Newsday Circulation Scandal Newsday Staff Newsday D6 - Environment/Science/Technology Program Under Fire Roni Rabin Newsday West Nile Bryn Nelson Newsday When statins cause problems Roni Rabin Newsday D7 - Arts (NO WINNER) Indian Culture Clash: Classical Marcelle S. The New York or Pop? Fischler Times D8 - Sports A Faithful Journey Michael Dobie, Newsday Laura Price-Brown Happy campers Jason Molinet Newsday Bitter ties, severed links Greg Logan Newsday D9 - Editorial The Shame of the Suburbs Lawrence Levy Newsday To Serve and Deport Lawrence Downes The New York file:///G:/PCLI/AWARDS%202005.htm 3/13 1/10/2009 AWARDS Times PHOTOGRAPHY - Top of Page DAILIES Title of Entry Name Media Outlet PD1 - News Funeral For Detective Rafferty Daniel Goodrich Newsday Business Leveled By Blast Michael E. Ach Newsday Home At Last Thomas A. Newsday Ferrara PD2 - Feature Cool Customer Thomas A. Newsday Ferrara Kid Courageous Michael E. Ach Newsday A Picture Perfect Day David L. Pokress Newsday PD3 - Sports A Kick In The Head Kathy Kmonicek Newsday Don't Start Without Us! David L. Pokress Newsday Crowning Achievment Thomas A. Newsday Ferrara WEEKLIES Top of Page Title of Entry Name Media Outlet W1 - Deadline News Loseday: Papers Go Missing, Long Island Press Long Island Press Federal Racketeering Suit News Team Claims Newsday Inflated Circulation To Drive Up Ad Rates Fire! Blaze destroys Herald's Andrew Coen, Jeff Nassau Herald longtime home on Central Lipton Ave. file:///G:/PCLI/AWARDS%202005.htm 4/13 1/10/2009 AWARDS Bombshells Go Off In The Christopher Long Island Press Nassau County Legislature Twarowski W2 - Non-Deadline News There's no denying this Herald Staff Merrick Herald epidemic Dangerous road ahead Scott Brinton, Bellmore Herald Hector Flores Executive Compensation Carl Corry, Long Island Series Michele Pepe, Business News David Reich-Hale, Claude Solnik W3 - Feature A fisherman's tale Scott Brinton Merrick Herald Both Men of Vision Julie Lane Times/Review Newspapers The Teflon Monsignor Lauren Wolfe Long Island Press W4 - Column- News Suffolk Closeup: Sand, Lies & Karl Grossman The East Hampton Spin Star Another 20 Years of Millstone Karl Grossman The Suffolk Times Jailhouse Rocked Amy Fisher Long Island Press W5 - Column- Humorous Point Of No Return Michael Patrick Long Island Press Nelson The Name Is Lame Phyllis Lader The Smithtown News Humor Me: A Little Left/Right Judy Epstein The Boulevard - Thing Anton Community Newspapers W6 - Business/Economic/Financial Top 50 Private Companies LIBN Staff Long Island file:///G:/PCLI/AWARDS%202005.htm 5/13 1/10/2009 AWARDS Business News This is Affordable Housing Elizabeth Cady Long Island Press Brown Under the microscope Ken Schachter Long Island Business News W7 - Environment/Science/Technol Nassau's Dirty Secrets: County Christopher Long Island Press Caught Dumping Its Garbage Twarowski On Public Beach and In Largest Park The Divine Miss Master Debbie Tuma East Hampton Builder Independent Who Was Here: Linda Debbie Tuma East Hampton Gronlund of Sag Harbor Independent W8 - Government/Politics Public Parks Private Profits Lauren Wolfe Long Island Press Christopher Twarowski Under Pressure: The High Annie Blachley Long Island Press Cost of Health Care for Long Island's Uninsured Playing Tug-Of-War: County Christopher Long Island Press Exec vs. Legislators -- When Twarowski Government Sues Itself, Taxpayers Pay Twice W9 - Arts Stirring Up Passion, Violence, Kenny Herzog Long Island Press Not Anti-Semitism Reigns The House in the Weeds: At Dave Gil de Rubio Long Island Press Home With Avante- Songstress Lori Carson Teed Off: After 31 Yearson Dave Gil de Rubio Long Island Press Long Island, Soul Legend Gary "U.S." Bonds Has Had Enough file:///G:/PCLI/AWARDS%202005.htm 6/13 1/10/2009 AWARDS W10 - Sports Home On Sunday, One Steo Josh Stewart Long Island Press Closer, Debuting In Style Take her out to the ballgame Nick Buglione The East Meadow Herald Rack 'Em Up: L.I.'s Joey Dave Gil de Rubio Long Island Press Korsiak Takes On the Billiards World W11 - Editorial Question Authority Carl Corry Long Island Business News It's Time to Move Forward Victoria Caruso Anton Newspapers What Pope John Paul Should Carolyn James Massapequa Post Have Said PHOTOGRAPHY - Top of Page WEEKLIES Title of Entry Name Media Outlet PW1 - News Fire! Rebecca Lopatin Bellmore Herald PW2 - Feature A Day of Sadness and Rebecca Lopatin East Meadow Herald Resolution PW3 - Sports No Winner MAGAZINE Top of Page Title of Entry Name Media Outlet M1 - News What You Need to Know About Liza N. Burby Long Island Parents Local Gangs & Children file:///G:/PCLI/AWARDS%202005.htm 7/13 1/10/2009 AWARDS M2 - Feature/Lifestyle Long Island Wants You Lauren Lochetto Pulse From Potatoes and Whales to Alexander S. The Improper Surrealist Tales Kabbaz Magazine Our Notorious History George Wallace The Improper Magazine M3 - Environment/Science/Technology Children and Diets: An Liza N. Burby Long Island Parents Unhealthy Combination? & Children Plum's the Word Erin Cullen The Improper Magazine M4 - Magazines Opinion/Essay Mother Power Marcia Byalick Distinction Magazine Journey Around the Sun Marcia Byalick Distinction Magazine How Much Can We Protect Liza N. Burby Long Island Parents Our Children? & Children M5 - Photography Compelling Architecture Pedro Sousa The Improper Magazine This Month on Long Island Robert Lipper Island Publications cover photo SPECIALIZED PRESS Top of Page Title of Entry Name Media Outlet S1 - News Living With Lupus Naomi Serviss Long Island Woman Breast Cancer: Survivors Who Lisa Becker Long Island Woman Help Seniors Lobby for Assisted John Tsaousis, 50 Plus Senior News Living Bill Timothy Edwards, Frank C. Trotta file:///G:/PCLI/AWARDS%202005.htm 8/13 1/10/2009 AWARDS S2 - Feature/Lifestyle Patti Lupone Elyce Neuhauser Long Island Woman Laughing Through Life with Naomi Serviss Long Island Woman Self Help Sage Loretta La Roche Idina Menzel: Ding Dong! The Naomi Serviss Long Island Woman Wicked Witch is (Very Much) Alive! S3 - Environment/Science/Technology Getting to the Heart of the Lisa M. Becker Long Island Woman Matter S4 - Opinion/Essay My Mother's Book Nancy Pellegrini Long Island Woman The Manchurian Candidate Linda Delmonico- Long Island Woman and the Merrick Mom Prussen An Election Primer Before You Jerome Lopiparo, 50 Plus Senior News Head to the Polls, Examine Timothy Edwards, Your Voting Reasoning Frank C. Trotta S5 - Photography Who Loves You, Baby? Suzanne Deluca, 50 Plus Senior News Timothy Edwards, Frank C. Trotta TELEVISION Top of Page Title of Entry Name Media Outlet T1 - Deadline News Long Islanders Survive Andrew Ehinger, News 12 Long Island Hurricane Francis Brian Jingelski Child Molester Day Care Jennifer McLogan, WCBS-TV Pat Cronin Turkey Toss Tragedy Greg Cergol, John WNBC-TV Albertson, James Zoltowski Jr. file:///G:/PCLI/AWARDS%202005.htm 9/13 1/10/2009 AWARDS T2 - Non-Deadline News Turkey Toss Jennifer McLogan, WCBS-TV Pat Cronin Precious Dumping Grounds Greg Cergol, John WNBC-TV Albertson, James Zoltowski Jr. T3 - Feature A Night Out Michael News 12 Long Island DelGiudice, Brei Travalena, Doug Geed Hope Michael News 12 Long Island DelGiudice, Elizabeth Hashagen Soldier Care Packages Eileen Lehpamer, News 12 Long Island Dave Jingeleski T4 - Business/Economic/Financial Leaving Long Island Debi Gade News 12 Long Island Living Illegally Heather Holmes, News 12 Long Island Dave Garden Bad Contractor Andrew Ehinger, News 12 Long Island Michael DelGiudice T5 - Environment/Science/Technology
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