National Headliners Award for "Fallout' Series and Documentary

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A Newsday reporter and photographer have won a first place award for environmental reporting in the National Headliner Awards.
Thomas Maier and John Paraskevas won the award in the print category of the annual contest for "Fallout: The Legacy of Brookhaven Lab in the Pacific."
In addition to the stories in the newspaper, a 30- minute, nine-part Internet documentary ran on its Web site in August.
The multimedia package was about the role of Brookhaven National Laboratory in treating and studying the effects of radiation on the residents of the Marshall Islands. The residents were exposed to radiation when the United States dropped Bravo, its largest-ever hydrogen bomb, on the territory in 1954.
The journalists traveled to the islands, halfway between Hawaii and Australia, in the summer of 2007.
The annual contest is sponsored by the Press Club of Atlantic City. It recognizes excellence in newspapers, radio, television, photography, magazines and online in areas including beat reporting, series, education, sports and editorial writing.