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Village board approves contract for Movies by the Bay
Village trustees approved several agenda items at Monday’s brief meeting, including the awarding of an independent auditing services contract of $90,000 for 2015 to O’Connor Davies LLP of … more
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New Hyde Park Memorial High School Principal Dr. Richard Faccio, Nicole Joseph, librarian Anne Brusca and English teacher Laurence Mechanic.
Tribeca film festival honors for student
New Hyde Park Memorial High School student Nicole Joseph was recognized at the Tribeca Film Festival for a short film she entered into the nationwide Speak Truth to Power Video … more
Video production teacher Audrey Miller, left, and her students, Jessica Silver, Zach Matzelle, Mike Lucido and Jacqueline Xerri.
Making movies, making memories
Oceanside High School becomes Hollywood for a night with the seventh annual Oceanside Student Film Festival. more
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Villagers in Nepal thanking The Chandra Gurung Conservation Trust for their relief efforts.
Student films screened for Nepal relief
The Chandra Gurung Conservation Trust is hosting a Nepal Earthquake Relief Fundraiser this Friday, May 29, at Long Beach High School to benefit the victims of the devastating natural disaster and … more
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Barbara Mullaney, Maureen Ennis and Aileen Monahan walked the red carpet as the “Desperate Housewives of Long Beach” at the annual George Ennis Film Festival at the Inn on April 25.
Film festival lights up the West End
The George Ennis Film Festival made its triumphant return on April 25 at the Inn. After taking the last the past three years off to deal with the damage his home incurred by Tropical Storm Irene and … more
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Teacher Eric Krywe, far left, with students Cesare Sandoval, Ian Jaffe, Sebastian Vidal, Imani Medlin, Remi Schott, Scott Powers, Farrah Salazar, Caitlin Sheridan and Gianna Lobel.
Seven festival honors for L.B. student filmmakers
Long Beach High School students earned six awards and one runner-up distinction at the annual Locust Valley High School Film Festival. Their entries were among 128 that were judged by a panel of … more
Festival organizer George Ennis dresses in outlandish costumes each year.
The George Ennis Film Festival returns!
For the first time since 2011, the George Ennis Film Festival will return to Long Beach. The wacky and colorful annual festival benefits the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, but was forced to take a three-year hiatus when organizer George Ennis’s home was damaged in Tropical Storm Irene and Hurricane Sandy. more
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Modern Romance in the social networking age is explored in the comedy “In the Dark,” among the films being screened in the touring showcase. The film touches on the different stages of a new relationship.
'Little' films that make a big impact
Short films are having their moment in the spotlight. These often hard-to-find creations can be seen at the Madison Theatre, in Rockville Centre, next week. more
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Members of West End Arts created a 400-piece community art installation project last year, made with wood from the old boardwalk that was destroyed by Hurricane Sandy. The group unveiled two new panels from its “Home Sweet Home” mural at a candlelight vigil in October to mark the second anniversary of the storm. West End Arts is among the numerous arts groups working with the city to form a new arts council.
Long Beach is getting artsy
The City Council is looking to enhance the cultural environment of Long Beach by forming a new Council for the Arts that will promote the arts throughout the community. more
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Peggy Sue Johnson, far left, actor Rob Magnotti, Long Beach International Film Festival Co-founder Ingrid Dodd, Beth Kurot and Joan Hope MacNaughton at Sunday’s Oscar-viewing party at Molloy College’s Madison Theatre, hosted by the LBIFF and the theatre.
Molloy College gets the red carpet treatment
Long Island residents got a taste of Hollywood glamour at the “Live on Stage” Oscar viewing party at Molloy College’s Madison Theatre. more
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