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From a musical adaptation of ‘The Nutcracker, not just a Ballet…’ to a series of one-act plays showcasing emerging playwrights and a talent competition open to all ages and talents, there's something for everyone to enjoy.
Sparkle on Stage announces lineup for new projects
Sparkle on Stage, the local theater company located on the Nautical Mile in Freeport, is thrilled to announce an exciting lineup of new projects for the upcoming months. Under the guidance of its new … more
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The theatrical group organizes a wide range of activities throughout the year, such as their monthly ‘Drag Queen Bingo Night.’
Winterfest comes to the South Shore
Freeport’s own youth theater group, Sparkle on Stage has relocated to the Nautical Mile and wants everyone to know that there is still much to do even in the winter. more
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Fourth Annual Sonny’s Canal House clean-up volunteers enjoying a refreshment after picking up debris from local waterways.
Multi-canal clean-up nets over two tons of debris
Assemblywoman Judy Griffin, Legislator Debra Mulé, and Senator Kevin Thomas, along with Operation Splash, Barrier Brewing, No Good Burger Joint, CanDock of Long Island, and Sanitary District … more
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A famed journalist enlightens us on cancer reporting
It’s rare that you get the chance to meet your professional heroes, so when one of mine recently came to Hofstra . . . more
Escorted by police, members of the Black community and its allies marched along the sidewalks of Freeport in the second annual Long Island Unity March.
Juneteenth Unity March propelled by L.I. youth
In celebration of Juneteenth, the second Long Island Unity and Juneteenth March was held at 2 p.m. from Cow Meadow Park, at the foot of South Main Street in Freeport. The march was headed by … more
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Let’s allow schools to decide on activities
As difficult as the coronavirus pandemic has been for all of us, our children were the least equipped to handle the sudden disruption of their daily lives and routines. Ripped from in-school learning . . . more
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Volunteers carried boxes of food into the soup kitchen on Monday.
Soup to Nuts Soup Kitchen adjusts to pandemic
“What does a soup kitchen do in the middle of a pandemic when gathering for a meal is not safe or permitted?” asked Steve Greenfield, vice president of the Baldwin Civic Association. He … more
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Nassau County Legislator Debra Mulé hosted a virtual webinar Feb. 18 at which Jonathan Prevost, Bianca Boursiquot, Kyra Lewis, Jose Villatoro and Kiana Abbady discussed issues facing millennials.
Baldwin, Freeport millennials talk diversity
Nassau County Legislator Debra Mulé hosted a discussion with millennial constituents last week as part of a virtual panel called “Redesigning the District: A Conversation with … more
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John Pierotti, in crutches, being escorted to court in 2000 for the shooting of two Baldwin men. A jury convicted him, again, during his retrial on Feb. 28, 2020.
Freeporter sentenced to life — again — for murdering two Baldwin men
Nassau County District Attorney Madeline Singas announced that John Pierotti, 66, of Freeport, would continue his life-sentence without parole on Feb. 24, nearly a year after a jury found him guilty … more
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Ernest Kight, left, president of the Freeport School District Board of Education, received his first dose of the Moderna Covid-19 vaccine on Jan. 26.
Vaccine arrives for Freeport, Baldwin residents
Rev. Scott Williams, of the Memorial Presbyterian Church, in Roosevelt, has seen not only how the coronavirus has not only ravaged Nassau County, but also how it has hit communities of color the … more
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