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Street Closures:

All restrictions will be in place from 10am – 8pm on June 1st!

Woodcleft Avenue, between Front Street and Manhattan Street

South Ocean Avenue from Atlantic Avenue south to Manhattan Street;

Front Street between Miller and Guy Lombardo Avenues

Ray Street between Guy Lombardo and Miller Avenues

Cedar Street between Guy Lombardo and Miller Avenues

Adams Street between Woodcleft and Miller Avenues

Hamilton Street between Woodcleft and Miller Avenues

Suffolk Street between Woodcleft and Miller Avenues

Carmen Street, between Guy Lombardo and South Ocean Avenues


Parking Restrictions:

Guy Lombardo Avenue, no west side parking from Cedar Street to the foot of Guy Lombardo Avenue;


Flow of Traffic:

One Way Traffic only, Eastbound on Manhattan Street between Miller and Woodcleft Avenue

One Way Traffic only, Southbound on Woodcleft Avenue, south of Manhattan Street to Richmond Street

One Way Traffic only, Westbound on Richmond Street, west to Miller Avenue

One Way Traffic only, Northbound on Miller Avenue to Manhattan Street

Traffic on Guy Lombardo Avenue will be modified and restricted to homeowners only.

     
     Best in Show photo: Leaning Brahmin by Nancy Garner

The Long Island Arts Council at Freeport is pleased to announce the winners of its 33rd Annual Juried Photography Show, co-sponsored by Astoria Federal Savings. The Show will be on exhibit at the Freeport Memorial Library, located at 144 West Merrick Road, from June 1-27, 2013. This year’s juror, Jeff Harris, selected 36 photographs from 312 submissions. Learn more about Jeff at www.jeffharrisphoto.com and jeffharrisphoto.tumblr.com. An Awards Reception will be held on Thursday, June 6 from 7-8:30pm. Music will be performed by Steel Impressions. The public is invited to view the exhibit and meet the photographers. There is no fee to attend.

Below is a list of exhibitors, the title of their accepted photograph, and their hometown. For further information, please contact the Long Island Arts Council at Freeport at (516) 223-2522 or infoLIACF@gmail.com. For additional information about the Arts Council, please visit www.LIACFreeport.org. Photographs are available for publication upon request.

Best in Show:

Nancy Garner – Leaning Brahmin (Coram)

Second Place:

Jack McCoy – Sandy (Baldwin)

Third Place:

Carolyn Karsten – Mountain View (Garden City South)

Honorable Mentions:

Lisa Marie Castranuovo – White Sands Desert (Levittown)

William Grabowski – Castaways (Huntington Station)

Kathy Leistner – Age 5 (East Rockaway)

Fabian (Larry) Adler Memorial Award:

Susan Kozodoy Silkowitz – Sad Eyed Girl At The Market (Lynbrook)

High 5 Long Island (Teen Category)

The purpose of High 5 Long Island is to develop young audiences by making the arts affordable and accessible to students, as well as offering special teen programming. The High 5 program enables students in middle school, high school, and college between the ages of 13 and 19 to purchase tickets for any High 5 event for only $5 each, unless otherwise noted.

High 5 Tickets to the Arts was chartered as an independent, non-profit organization in New York City in 1995. The original idea, conceived by a Styvesant High School junior, was modeled after a student ticket program in Europe. The program has been highly successful in New York City, where thousands of students have taken advantage of the discounted tickets. High 5 Long Island, a national affiliate of the New York City program, is a program of the Long Island Arts Council at Freeport.

First Place:

Peter Costanzo – Bird Silhouette (Valley Stream)

High 5 Long Island Exhibitors:

John Aveni – The Willowing Tree (East Meadow)

Allison Myar – Just a day of fun (New York City)

Exhibitors:

Terry Amburgey – Pink (Massapequa)

Andrea Baum – Catching the Wave (Lynbrook)

Jo-Anne Bodkin – Your Move (Dix Hills)

Frank Bradford – Fox & Hound (Baldwin)

Pat D’Aversa – Mirror Image Dahlia (Oakdale)

Mike DiRenzo – Desert Daybreak (Coram)

Geraldine Geannikis-Hoffman – Dark Path (Hicksville)

Gloria Golden – Argentinian Social Club (Plainview)

Jason Gorbel – Boy and His Dog (Freeport)

Dan Hittleman – Tide is Out (Melville)

Marc Josloff – Chair Factory Signage (Freeport)

Herb Knopp – The Longest Hall (East Northport)

George Lisk - Window – Buffalo, NY (Amityville)

Marzena Grabczynska Lorenc – Inside Cuba (Glen Cove)

John Micheals – Whately Woods (Hicksville)

Elizabeth Milward – Beached & Broken (Smithtown)

Neil J. Murphy – The Yawn (Long Beach)

Terri Pakula – Cormorant (Hewlett)

David Quinn – Reaching Out (Setauket)

Dawn Reilly – Folded Weston (Merrick)

Trudy Runyan – Breakfast With Grandma (Lindenhurst)

Ellery Samuels – Abandoned British Prison in Israel (Rockville Centre)

Frank Sposato – Wide Open Spaces (Lloyd Harbor)

Michael Tucciarone – Farm Lands #1 (Freeport)

Carole Witkover – Lucky One (Commack)

Richard Witkover – Wash Day – Iceland (Commack)

        

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