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Rye Neck's 'Peter Pan' Earns 6 Nominations at Tri-County Awards
The annual Metropolitan Awards honor high school thespians across three counties.

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The annual Metropolitan Awards honor high school thespians across three counties.

Hastings High School has three nominations and takes home one award at tri-county theater award ceremony.
Lauren Wagner, Manu Kumar, Kevin Gleason, and Yorktown's Chorus and Stage Crew receive nominations for the 2010 Metropolitan Awards.
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