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Mayor Robert Kennedy, left, and Legislator Steve Rhoads won a team gold medal in last year's Freeport Village Canoe Race.

50th annual Freeport Canoe Race on Aug. 7

The annual Freeport Village Canoe Race turns 50 this year! more

By Reine Bethany | 7/21/22

The Carltun in Eisenhower Park, with its ambience of classic beauty and the Renaissance, is closing in September after 27 years. Many of its rooms, like the Palm Court restaurant, wine cellar, and Havanas Cigar Club, will be fondly remembered.

The curtains will close on The Carltun in September when owner Anthony Capetola ends the lease on the property after 27 years. Capetola, and then-partner John Tunney took over what was the … more

By Mallory Wilson | 7/21/22

Dog owners and local officials surrounded Freeport's Mayor Robert Kennedy as he cut the ribbon for the official opening of the new dog runs in Freeport Village Cow Meadow Park.

Hark! Hark! The dogs hardly bark

Maybe the fur isn’t really flying, but man’s best furry friends just might feel like they’re half-airborne as they race across the brand-new dog runs in Cow Meadow Park. more

By Reine Bethany | 7/14/22

Coach Sal Giovanniello, his co-instuctors, and students are under the auspices of the Police Athletic League.

Renovations and new equipment for PAL boxing gym

The Freeport Police Athletic League’s boxing gym in Bishop Frank O. White Park is undergoing a major renovation, enlarging it to make room for state-of-the-art athletic equipment and restrooms. more

by Mohamed Farghaly mfarghaly@liherald.com | 7/14/22

The Cornell Cooperative Extension of Nassau hosts its farmers markets on Saturdays in Eisenhower Park. Fresh produce is available from numerous vendors across Long Island.

Fresh food, grown right around here

Local agriculture and fresh food are important to the health and economy of Long Islanders, and the Cornell Cooperative Extension of Nassau County is committed to making them available to … more

By Mallory Wilson | 7/14/22

LaPenna family seeks $10M in death of son on Little League field

The Long Beach family of Lazar LaPenna, the Little Leaguer who collapsed and died last April at Point Lookout Park after reportedly suffering a seizure on the field, has filed a notice of claim against Hempstead town and other jurisdictions. That claim — generally filed against a municipality ahead of a lawsuit — alleges required life-saving equipment was not available when LaPenna died. more

By James Bernstein | 7/8/22

Four Juneteenth celebrations occur within a few miles of each other this weekend on Saturday, June 18, and Sunday, June 19.

Juneteenth is everywhere this year

Multiple celebrations of Juneteenth will take place this weekend, as seen in the following list. more

By Reine Bethany | 6/16/22

Local businesses Lenox and Park Italian Bistro and Hue Studio partnered to create a mural to show support for Ukraine using its national flower — the sunflower.

Sunflower mural at Rockville Centre business sprouts hope for Ukraine

As Ukraine’s national flower and a key part of its economy, sunflowers have become a global symbol of hope for the country as it faces invasion by Russia. To show support for Ukraine and raise community spirits during a difficult time, Lenox and Park Italian Bistro in Rockville Center recruited local fine art academy Hue Studio to cover its exterior with a sunflower mural. more

By Rayanna Shwom | 6/9/22

The colorful Greek Spring Festival becomes an inviting place to visit over the weekend of May 20th, 2022.

Panaghia of island park hosts Spring Greek Fest

Leaders of Panaghia of Island Park Greek Orthodox Church decided to have double the fun this year by adding a spring festival and fundraiser in May ahead of the summer event in August. more

By Tom Carrozza | 5/27/22

As part of ‘Glen Cove Salutes,’ Ralph Comitino, president of Public Works CSEA, left, and Lydia Wen, librarian at Glen Cove Public Library, hung banners of veterans across Morgan Park on May 3.

Remembering the community’s heroes

The City of Glen Cove is honoring its veterans on Memorial Day weekend with a display of banners imprinted with photos of them. The public library, the Veterans Affairs office and the Public Works … more

By Letisha Dass | 5/26/22

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