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The Long Island Arts Council at Freeport held its third book talk with featured authors, Wendy Walker Jackson, left, Regina Feeney and Kim Taylor, each holding their books.
Book Talk takes Freeport on a historical journey
The Book Talk event, “Women Talk History: Looking Backwards, Understanding the Present,” hosted by the Long Island Art’s Council took place on May 11. The event was held at the Arts Council … more
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Tyshaun Johashen
Freeport Man indicted for fatal DWI
Tyshaun Johashen, a resident of Freeport, faced arraignment on multiple charges, including aggravated vehicular homicide, after allegedly driving under the influence and fatally striking a … more
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The Freeport Police Department’s Adopt-a-Cop program celebrates 27 years of building trust and community engagement through year-long activities and a grand finale event.
Fourth-graders take part in Adopt-a-Cop
The Freeport Police Department hosted its highly anticipated annual Adopt-a-Cop event at the Freeport Recreation Center on June 14, bringing together enthusiastic fourth-grade students from various … more
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Mount Sinai South Nassau has named Jose Medina, an environmental services technician, Employee of the Year after 35 years of ensuring waste disposal and maintaining cleanliness throughout the hospital. From left were Josh Yedvab, vice president of human resources and business development; Felix Nazario, administrative director of building services; Andy Triolo, vice president of facilities, planning and development; President Dr. Adhi Sharma; Medina; Stacey Conklin, chief nursing officer; Bill Allison, CEO and executive vice president of administration; Dr. Alan Wong, chief medical officer; and Stefanie Bradley, environmental services supervisor.
Freeport’s Jose Medina is MSSN’s Employee of the Year
Mount Sinai South Nassau has named Jose Medina, a Freeport resident and a longtime hospital staffer, Employee of the Year in honor of his dedication to the facility’s mission to providing … more
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Andi Rabiner and Maxx Rabiner, 1 and a half years old from Baldwin, radiate pure joy at Pride on the Mile.
Inaugural Pride on the Nautical Mile event
The inaugural Pride on the Nautical Mile event took place on June 10, attracting a significant turnout and generating a positive response from attendees. Event organizer and president of Sparkle … more
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Three rock bands, Broken Arrow, Freelance Vandals, and Sorethumb, reunited after decades for a highly anticipated concert called the Right Track Inn Reunion, paying tribute to Long Island’s vibrant music scene and raising funds for the Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame’s scholarship fund, featuring original lineup performances and a celebration of the legendary venue’s history.
Three Long Island Bands reunite to rock out
In a momentous event that harkened back to the vibrant music scene of the ‘80s, three iconic rock bands, Broken Arrow, Freelance Vandals, and Sorethumb, took the stage together once again for an … more
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William Gault, the Executive Director of The De La Salle School, is retiring after eight years, passing the position to Roxanna DePena-Elder, who will assume the role on August 1. Gault expressed gratitude for his time at the school, dedicated to advancing its mission and preserving Lasallian traditions. DePena-Elder eagerly anticipates her promotion and is enthusiastic about improving the De La Salle School.
The De La Salle School gains new executive director
After serving as the executive director for The De La Salle School for eight years, William Gault is retiring and passing on his role to Roxanna DePena-Elder, who will officially take over on August … more
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Two teachers from the Freeport School District, Peter Capaccio and Donna Rusinek, have been honored with Outstanding Science Teacher awards for their dedication to teaching and for inspiring their students. From left at the awards ceremony were J. W. Dodd Middle School Principal Johane Ligondé, Capaccio, Rusinek, Archer Street School Principal Paula Lein and Freeport School District Director of Science Vincent Pereira.
Freeport teachers honored for inspiring young scientists
Two science teachers in the Freeport School District have been named Outstanding Science Teachers by the Science Teachers Association of New York State. Freeport was the only district in Nassau … more
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The Freeport electric department, led by Al Livingston, successfully restored the power and repaired the damaged pole, coordinating with telephone and cable providers in the process with the help of the police and fire department.
Electric department swiftly restores power
In an auto incident on Mill Road in Freeport, a tractor-trailer traveling westbound in the turning lane encountered a vehicle making a turn, resulting in a near collision on June 5. While the … more
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Dedicated historian and community advocate, Cynthia J. Krieg, dies, leaving a lasting legacy in Freeport at the age of 87.
Community historian, Cynthia J. Krieg, dies at 87
Cynthia J. Krieg, a remarkable individual who made significant contributions throughout her life, died on June 2 at 87 years old. Although she achieved many accomplishments outside of the town, she … more
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