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Mayor Edwin Fare, middle, presented village citations to three organizations for their help during the annual Independence Day fireworks display. Chamber of Commerce President Sasan Shavanson, second front from right, and representatives from WeTransport, first front from right, were there to receive citations.

Mayor salutes volunteers for their efforts

Before getting down to official business this Monday at the regular board meeting, Mayor Edwin Fare gave a salute to the village staff and formally recognized three organizations who provided … more

By Juan Lasso | 7/28/22

Reine Bethany/Herald Freeport schools alumnus Myles Hollingsworth spoke in favor of preserving the Cleveland Avenue athletic field at a rally on Monday night on the steps of the municipal building.

The protest against Cleveland field development continues

Community protest against the village government’s effort to replace the Cleveland Avenue athletic field with a warehouse continued Monday at a rally on the steps of the municipal building. more

By Reine Bethany | 7/28/22

A bleacher at Field 7 in John Maccarone Memorial City Stadium is covered in yellow tape due to damages. New bleachers will be ordered by the city.

Improvements coming to City Stadium

Parents continue to be concerned about conditions at John Maccarone Memorial City Stadium. Issues including a lack of dugout covers for baseball and softball fields, worn out bleachers, fences that … more

By Letisha Dass | 5/26/22

K-9 Unit Police Officer Scott Panzarino and Chief Michael Smith showed Panzarino’s canine partner, Steel, to Ingrid Ortiz, Miguel Lopez, and their children, 18-month-old Katya and three-year-old Brando, at the Freeport Police Department open house last Saturday

Meeting the Police Department that keeps Freeport safe

The Freeport Police Department’s Open House Saturday was an opportunity for residents to meet their peace officers and see the department’s methods for keeping the village safe. more

By Reine Bethany | 5/19/22

At an event during National Volunteer Appreciation Week, Glen Cove Hospital unveiled a star to honor its volunteers for their compassion, service, and dedication.

Volunteers are the ‘heartbeat’ of Glen Cove Hospital

e hospital,” said Susan Rassekh, senior director of patient and customer experience at Glen Cove Hospital. National Volunteers Week, which started April 24, is a chance to honor the … more

By Letisha Dass | 4/28/22

Although the Water Department declined to speak at the event, they did thank Tom Suozzi for the help he had provided.

Suozzi delivers government funding for L.I. Sound

U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi gave residents an Earth Day present. At a press conference on Friday, he promised $33 million in federal funding for environmental projects. He was joined by public officials and … more

By Will Sheeline | 4/28/22

Francis Deegan, center, surrounded by his family, including his wife, Nancy; daughters Mary Deegan Haff, Kathleen Deegan Dickson and Molly Deegan Breen; and son Dan.

Former mayor Francis Deegan dies at 83

An attorney, husband, father and onetime Sea Cliff mayor, Francis W. Deegan always found time to mentor those who needed his help. And although he was known to be a no-nonsense kind of guy, he was … more

By Laura Lane | 4/28/22

Sea Cliff village trustees are continuing to discuss changing village code to shift the financial burden of sidewalk repair and upkeep onto homeowners whose property borders sidewalks.

S.C. residents weigh in on sidewalk law

Village trustees continued an ongoing conversation at their board meeting on Monday, when the burden of village sidewalk upkeep and liability was a primary focus. Sea Cliff is considering an … more

By Annemarie Durkin | 2/17/22

Mayor Francis Murray, center, was sworn in by his daughter Susan Boland, right, as the 96th president of the New York Conference of Mayors alongside his wife, Barbara, on Monday at Village Hall.

Murray takes charge of Conference of Mayors

On Monday evening, Rockville Centre Mayor Francis Murray was sworn in as the 96th president of the New York State Conference of Mayors during a meeting at Village Hall. more

By Tom Carrozza tcarrozza@liherald.com | 1/6/22

Now, not later, is the time to push for SALT reform

The Herald has editorialized a half-dozen times on Long Island’s desperate need to restore the federal income-tax deduction for state and local taxes . . . more

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