Kemp Hannon Reminds Best In Town Photo Contest Deadline Approaching
May 12, 2010
(Long Island, N.Y.)-Is photography a passion, hobby, or an elective class your son or daughter is taking? If you think they have an eye for what is “The Best in Town” then Senator Kemp Hannon is hoping they will participate in his upcoming photo contest.
In February, all high schools and Photography teachers were asked to invite their students in grades 9-12 to participate in Senator Hannon’s “Best in Town” photo contest, celebrating your town and its unique character as part of the Sixth Senate District that encompasses your community.
Photos may be submitted as prints or in digital format. You must be enrolled in a high school located within the Sixth Senate district or be a high school age resident of the district to enter this contest. The deadline is May 21!
Visit kemphannon.com to download contest details and forms for submission. You must mail all applicable forms to Senator Hannon’s Community Office located at 224 Seventh Street, Suite 200, Garden City, New York 11530. Then simply e-mail your digital photos to SenatorHannonPhotos@gmail.com with your name and school included in the e-mail. Submission forms MUST be received by Senator Hannon’s office for photos to be considered. Questions? Call the Community Office at 516-739-1700.
photo: Senator Kemp Hannon
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