Press Club of Long Island

2. September 2010

Writers needed for PCLI’s hilarious holiday show

The Press Club of Long Island is seeking writers to parody the Long Island news and newsmakers of 2010 for its annual Holiday Show, set for Dec. 9.

6. July 2010

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How to Be A Smart News Consumer in the Digital Age

The Press Club of Long Island and Hofstra University will hold a free presentation for the public and journalists on Wednesday, Oct. 27, featuring a news-gathering and news-judgment simulation, a panel discussion on media literacy and a buffet dinner. The program, “How to Be A Smart News Consumer in the Digital Age,” will start at [...]

10. June 2010

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PCLI announces 2010 Media Awards winners

WOODBURY, NY, JUNE 10 – Press Club of Long Island, the local chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists, announced the winners of its 2010 Media Awards contest at its annual awards dinner.

15. May 2010

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Planning waaay ahead for 2012 SPJ Conference

In what may be a record for advanced planning by an SPJ chapter, the Press Club of Long Island has set the date for the 2012 Region 1 Spring Conference.

10. May 2010

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Steve Wick named Outstanding Long Island Journalist

Steve Wick, Newsday’s investigations and enterprise editor, has been named the Press Club of Long Island’s 2010 Outstanding Long Island Journalist, capturing PCLI's highest to an individual journalist.

10. May 2010

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Larry Levy named Phil Spahn recipient

Former Newsday reporter, editorial writer and columnist Lawrence C. Levy has been named the Press Club of Long Island’s Phil Spahn Award recipient.

8. May 2010

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Post reporter Crowley coming out with fiction book

New York Post Long Island reporter Kieran Crowley has written four non-fiction books, including “The Surgeon’s Wife,” which made it onto the New York Times Best Sellers List. Now he’ll be releasing a fiction novel.

8. May 2010

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Getting to know Newsday Albany chief James T. Madore

Madore originally intended to be a lawyer, but after a miserable experience with the LSAT and a conversation with his mother, he was back on the journalism track. Now he's Newsday's Albany bureau chief.

11. April 2010

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Stony Brook Statesman has funding slashed, asks for support

This is a note was sent out by the Stony Brook Statesman, a student-run independent newspaper at Stony Brook University that recently had its funding drastically cut by the Stony Brook University student government, putting the paper's future in jeopardy.

2. April 2010

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Tour of Sagamore Hill

Many of the items on display were donated recently, such as Bull Moose campaign pins from TR's 1912 presidential campaign on the Progressive Party line and the Rough Riders flag carried up San Juan Hill in Cuba by Roosevelt’s volunteer regiment during the Spanish-American War.

1. March 2010

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Hyperlocal gains legs on LI

Two former colleagues, Carl Corry and David Reich-Hale, will soon be going head to head in the growing hyperlocal scene on Long Island.

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Writers needed for PCLI’s hilarious holiday show

How to Be A Smart News Consumer in the Digital Age

PCLI announces 2010 Media Awards winners

Planning waaay ahead for 2012 SPJ Conference

Steve Wick named Outstanding Long Island Journalist

Larry Levy named Phil Spahn recipient

Post reporter Crowley coming out with fiction book

Getting to know Newsday Albany chief James T. Madore

Stony Brook Statesman has funding slashed, asks for support

Tour of Sagamore Hill

Hyperlocal gains legs on LI

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