Clipper photographer wins second place

Posted Wednesday, April 15, 2015 12:24 pm

Thomas Raggio, right, was congratulated by fellow Carey Clipper staff members, from left, Audrey Overhuls, Kim Calugaru, Penny Charidemou, Shaina Zafar, Joseph Mirabile and Travis Overhuls.

Courtesy Sewanhaka Central H.S. District

Thomas Raggio, the photographer for H. Frank Carey High School’s newspaper, the Carey Clipper, won second place for photography at Adelphi University’s Press Day. Raggio’s winning photograph showed the Carey football team celebrating their championship victory.

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