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2004 MEDIA AWARDS COMPETITION Doug Geed Named 1/10/2009 AWARDS Home Mission FOIA Code of Ethics 2004 MEDIA AWARDS COMPETITION Membership Press Club Reporter Blog 2008 Events 2007 Awards Doug Geed Officers & Board Members 2006 Contact Named Outstanding 2005 Long Island Journalist 2004 by Press Club of Long Island 2003 2002 2001 2000 2004 Press Club Media Awards ALL-MEDIA AWARDS Title of Entry Name Media Outlet Outstanding LI Journalist Doug Geed News 12 Public Service Award Death on the Roads Newsday Staff Newsday Phil Spahn Award Bob Lipper James Murphy Cub Reporter Laura Lane Merrick/East Meadow Hearld Timothy Bolger Long Island Press file:///G:/PCLI/AWARDS%202004.htm 1/11 1/10/2009 AWARDS MEDIA AWARDS Top of Page Title of Entry Name Media Outlet D1 - Deadline News Blackout Newsday Staff Newsday Mepham Football Camp Assaults Karla Schuster, Jason Newsday Molinet, Keiko Morris Sins of the Fathers Rita Ciolli Newsday D2 - Non-Deadline News Innocents Abroad Thomas Maier Newsday Schools That Try to Keep Students Out Vivian S. Toy The New York Times D3 - Feature The Romance of the Copper Beech Stephanie McCrummen Newsday Trial By Fire Stephanie McCrummen Newsday Celebrating the Months of Sundaes Marcelle S. Fischler The New York Times D4 - Column Burden of Truth is Heavy to Bear Paul Vitello Newsday A Taste of Jobs to Come Jerry Zezima Newsday Phew! Must Be Spring Irene Virag Newsday D5 - Business/Economic/Financial E-Mail Hell Mark Harrington, Lou Newsday Dolinar, Denise Flaim Still in Business Susan Harrigan Newsday The Fall of Allied Devices Mark Harrington Newsday D6 - Environment/Science/Technology file:///G:/PCLI/AWARDS%202004.htm 2/11 1/10/2009 AWARDS Our Natural World Newsday Staff Newsday Pond Scum Hunt is On Debbie Tuma, Tracy New York Daily Connor News Not in My Sewage Plant Stacy Albin The New York Times D7 - Arts Sunshine and Ladies Ariella Budick Newsday D8 - Sports The Litigation Game Michael Dobie Newsday Gwaltney: Best of the Best Chuck Culpepper Newsday Fishing and Bickering Laurie Nadel The New York Times D9 - Editorial Unfinished Business in Albany Lawrence Levy Newsday A New Partnership Joye Brown Newsday Spota and Murphy Should Not Be Robert Keeler Newsday Adversaries PHOTOGRAPHY - DAILIES Top of Page Title of Entry Name Media Outlet PD1 - News Snowed Out Davis L. Pokress Newsday Blackout, Long Island Style Mia Aigotti Newsday PD2 - Feature Long Island - Our Natural World Bill Davis Newsday Icing on the Cake Karen Wiles Stabile Newsday Striped Bass Fishing Maxine Hicks The New York Times file:///G:/PCLI/AWARDS%202004.htm 3/11 1/10/2009 AWARDS PD3 - Sports Cliff Floyd's Painful Day Kathy Kmonicek Newsday Look What I Found! Jiro Ose Newsday Agassi's Stretch J. Conrad Williams Jr. Newsday WEEKLIES Top of Page Title of Entry Name Media Outlet W1 - Deadline News Saddamistan Borzou Daragahi Long Island Press Acclaim HQ for Sale Nick Anastasi, Ken Long Island Schachter Business News W2 - Non-Deadline News The Big Squeeze Lauren E. Hill Long Island Press Jailhouse Rocked Nick Buglione East Meadow Herald Harbor Hunters David North Long Island Press W3 - Feature Pinckney's Last Stand Adam Matthews Long Island Press The Family Man Lauren E. Hill Long Island Press No Place Like Homeless Sarah Hartmann Long Island Press W4 - Column- News Hazing? No, Bullying Turned Criminal Scott Brinton Merrick Herald The Mast-Head David E. Rattray The East Hampton Star file:///G:/PCLI/AWARDS%202004.htm 4/11 1/10/2009 AWARDS Reflections of Kathy Boudin Amy Fisher Long Island Press W5 - Column- Humorous Diamond Dogs Michael Patrick Nelson Long Island Press Lost in Space Robert Ballot Dan's Papers Below the Belt Dan Rattiner Dan's Papers W6 - Business/Economic/Financial LIBN@50 series LIBN Staff Long Island Business News The Fishing Industry Russell Drumm The East Hampton Star Market Mania Claude Solnik Long Island Business News W7 - Environment/Science/Technol "South Shore's Bays and Channels" series Scott Brinton, Angela Rockville Centre Marshall, Jessica Stahl Herald Scourge vs. Scourge Kenny Herzog Long Island Press Changes at Plum Island Jerry Cimisi Long Island Press W8 - Government/Politics Taxed to the Max: Confusion and Higher Christopher Twarowski Long Island Taxes for Co-Op and Condo Owners in Press Nassau I'm Not Hiding Under a Rock Lauren E. Hill Long Island Press Breaking the Law Paul Perillie Long Island Press W9 - Arts Marty Richards Razzle-Dazzles 'Em at the Debbie Tuma East Hampton file:///G:/PCLI/AWARDS%202004.htm 5/11 1/10/2009 AWARDS Oscars Independent Persistence of Time Brendan Manley Long Island Press The Freaks, Nerds and Romantics: Christopher Twarowski Long Island Commack's Slack Pack Terrorize Television Press W10 - Sports Cutting Up The Bambino Brendan Manley Long Island Press One Roll Away from Glory Dave Gil de Rubio Long Island Press Long Island is Horse Country Paula Rodenas Traveler- Watchman W11 - Editorial All the News That's Fit to Fake Robbie Woliver Long Island Press There is Consensus on Global Warming David E. Rattray The East Hampton Star Alternative Energy Deserves a Chance Scott Brinton Bellmore Herald PHOTOGRAPHY - WEEKLIES Top of Page Title of Entry Name Media Outlet PW1 - News Truck Hits Bridge Underpass Doug Kuntz The East Hampton Star PW2 - Feature Capt. Alfred C. Thompson, U.S. Navy, Morgan McGivern The East Retired, at Rally for the Troops Hampton Star PW3 - Sports Mark Roth of East Hampton Grinds on the Jack Graves The East Edge of Pool Hampton Star file:///G:/PCLI/AWARDS%202004.htm 6/11 1/10/2009 AWARDS MAGAZINE Top of Page Title of Entry Name Media Outlet M1 - News Weeding Out the Facts About Marijuana Claudia Gryvatz Copquin Long Island Parents and Children A Hazardous Haven: When Violence Hits Liza N. Burby Long Island Home, Children are Impacted Too Parents and Children Long Island Report: Eating Disorders Aren't Liza N. Burby Distinction Just for Adolescents Anymore Magazine M2 - Feature/Lifestyle Soledad O'Brien: A Welcome Weekend Guest Michael A. Casano Distinction Magazine Raising Grateful Children Liza N. Burby Long Island Parents and Children House Call Dan Rattiner Dan's Papers M4 - Opinion/Essay Take a Swig for Beta Sig Marcia Byalick Distinction Magazine Is There a Spring Cleaner in the House? Claudia Gryvatz Copquin Long Island Parents and Children Natural Beauty Marcia Byalick Distinction Magazine M5 - Photography This Month on Long Island: "Heckscher Robert Lipper This Month on Park" May 2003 Long Island SPECIALIZED PRESS Top of Page Title of Entry Name Media Outlet S1 - News On Heels of Suffolk Rally, Nassau Seniors Frank C. Trotta 50 Plus Senior file:///G:/PCLI/AWARDS%202004.htm 7/11 1/10/2009 AWARDS Speak Out News S2 - Feature/Lifestyle In the Pink Elyce Neuhauser Long Island Woman Advantage Long Island CD Michele Marrinan, Robert This Month on Lipper Long Island Separating Fat from Fiction Michelle Levine Long Island Woman S3 - Environment/Science/Technology Environment Watch: 10th Anniversary of Lorraine Dittko Horse Directory the Pine Barrens Act Magazine S4 - Opinion/Essay My First Job Frank C. Trotta 50 Plus Senior News S5 - Photography Long Island Picture Perfect: A Photo Essay Robert Lipper This Month on Long Island TELEVISION Top of Page Title of Entry Name Media Outlet T1 - Deadline News Farmingville Firebombing Virginia Huie, Ed Sweeting News 12 Long Island Anti-War Protest March Schimizzi Bros., Pam WVVH-TV Reed, Francine Wolf T2 - Non-Deadline News Homeless for the Holidays Patrick Dolan, Gregory News 12 Long Inserillo, Mike DelGiudice Island Adult Home Undercover Virginia Cravotta News 12 Long Island Day of Shame Virginia Huie, David News 12 Long Garden, Jeff Gartman Island file:///G:/PCLI/AWARDS%202004.htm 8/11 1/10/2009 AWARDS T3 - Feature Three Minutes to Love on Long Island Jaime Hazan LI News Tonight All in a Days Work Michael DelGiudice, News 12 Long Patricia Barrett Island Healing Hearts Virginia Huie, David News 12 Long Garden, Ofer Cohen Island T4 - Business/Economic/Financial The Old Fashioned Way Sara Fusco, Ken Eckhardt, LI News Tonight Carol Pack Dollars and Sense Brigid Stackpole, Ken LI News Tonight Eckhardt, Carol Pack Wine & Dine: Duck Walk Vineyards Schimizzi Bros., Debbie WVVH-TV Tuma, Francine Wolf T5 - Environment/Science/Technology The Ghost of Shoreham Lea Tyrrell, Dave Garden News 12 Long Island Getting Down to Earth Michael DelGiudice, News 12 Long Heather Holmes, David Island Garden Sea and Touch Chris Collora, Ken LI News Tonight Eckhardt, Carol Pack T6 - Arts My Favorite Pastime Michael DelGiudice, Doug News 12 Long Geed Island Carver Lyn May, Bob Hawanczak, WLIW 21 Theresa Statz-Smith Snap Crackle Virginia Huie, Dave News 12 Long Rahner, Maria Connizzo Island T7 - Sports Family Affair Michael DelGiudice, News 12 Long Patricia Barrett Island file:///G:/PCLI/AWARDS%202004.htm 9/11 1/10/2009 AWARDS Hockey Heroes Michael DelGiudice, Doug News 12 Long Geed Island Court Verdict Jaime Hazan, Ken LI News Tonight Eckhardt, Carol Pack T8 - Public Affairs Smoking Undercover Shari Einhorn, Leighann News 12 Long Hollweg, Keith Feldman Island The Ultimate Gift Michael DelGiudice, Doug News 12 Long Geed Island Act II with Newsday 108 "Volunteerism" Lyn May, Theresa Statz- WLIW 21 Smith, Donna Rowlinson T9 - Outstanding TV Photojournalist Michael DelGiudice News 12 Long Island RADIO Top of Page Title of Entry Name Media Outlet R2 - Non-Deadline News Island Assignment: EMFs and Breast Cancer Donna Vaughan WALK 97.5 FM R3 - Feature Island Assignment: Pine Barrens Preserved David North WALK 97.5 FM Pt. 1 Island Assignment: Pine Barrens Preserved David North WALK 97.5 FM Pt. 2 Shinnecock Casino Shaun Gerien WSHU/91.1 R6 - Public Affairs Island Assignment: The Road to a Solution David North WALK 97.5 FM Island Assignment: No Smoking in New York Donna Vaughan WALK 97.5 FM INTERNET Top of Page file:///G:/PCLI/AWARDS%202004.htm 10/11 1/10/2009 AWARDS Title of Entry Name Media Outlet I1 - Best Website www.cablevisioneditorials.com Peter Kohler, Dianne Cablevision Wildman, Christopher Systems Corp.
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