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The Freeport Memorial Library is set to receive a grant of more than $300,000 for upgrading its HVAC system in the West Building, as part of a $34 million State Education Department initiative supporting library projects statewide. Assemblyman Brian Curran announced the aid for local libraries, emphasizing their vital role as centers of learning and community engagement, while Commissioner Betty A. Rosa highlighted the transformative potential of the funds to enrich lives across the state by enhancing library infrastructure and services.
Freeport Memorial Library scores big to beat the heat
This summer has broken temperature records, and it’s no secret to those who ventured into the Freeport Memorial Library recently. Rather than finding a cool escape, patrons have been met with heat … more
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The Freeport-Merrick Rotary Club, with its newly installed leadership board members, remains dedicated to its 80-year legacy of community service, emphasizing “Service Above Self,” focusing on peace, promoting mental health, and fostering an inclusive environment while continuing to serve the Freeport community. From left, Barry McDaniel Emily Margulis, Florence Marc-Charles Dee Dee Harrison Paul Gamble.
Freeport-Merrick Rotary Club welcomes new leadership
In a prestigious ceremony, the Freeport-Merrick Rotary Club recently convened its annual installation dinner, welcoming a fresh lineup of leadership board members dedicated to upholding the club’s … more
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The captivating dual art exhibit highlights the students’ artistic prowess alongside musical talents.
Freeport Summer Arts Academy strikes a harmonious chord
The Freeport Public Schools Summer Arts Academy has once again captivated audiences with its annual performance, showcasing the remarkable dedication and musical prowess of over 160 talented Freeport … more
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KeepFit by Keisha recently hosted a rooftop boxing class at Halfway Down, drawing participants of all ages and fitness levels, emphasizing inclusivity.
KeepFit soars to new heights at Halfway Down
KeepFit by Keisha, the brainchild of fitness enthusiast Keisha Sanders, recently hosted an invigorating rooftop boxing class atop the renowned Halfway Down establishment. The event garnered … more
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The Freeport Canoe Race creates waves
The town of Freeport was a hive of activity on August 6, as residents and visitors gathered at Cow Meadow Park, to enjoy the eagerly awaited 48th annual Great Freeport Canoe Race. This cherished … more
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Chamber of commerce president Ben Jackson traded his usual suit and tie for a T-shirt and wielded tongs at the recent Freeport for Veterans Clam Bake, an event held in honor of the late Horst Kraeling.
Veterans rally around Horst Kraeling’s legacy
Mitchell Kraeling, son of the late Horst Kraeling, has given new life to a cherished tradition by resurrecting the Horst Kraeling Veterans Clam Bake, an event created by his father in the 1980s. … more
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Cynthia Sparks is in urgent need of a kidney transplant due to her enduring struggle with polycystic kidney disease since the age of 25, compelling her to undergo seven years of dialysis. She earnestly appeals for a living kidney donor or a compatible match.
Community member in need of kidney transplant
A heartfelt appeal is being made on behalf of Cynthia Sparks, an employee of one of the long time members of the Chamber of Commerce, who is currently facing a critical health challenge. Sparks, age … more
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48th annual Great Freeport Canoe Race
The 48th annual Great Freeport Canoe Race took place at Cow Meadow Park on August 6, drawing residents and visitors to the event with its mix of camaraderie, competition, and aquatic excitement. … more
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Oak Street Health opens new center in Freeport
In a significant stride towards its mission of revitalizing healthcare for seniors, Oak Street Health has proudly inaugurated its 17th primary care center in the state of New York. The esteemed … more
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Freeport residents got to know police officers and other first responders during National Night Out at Bishop Frank O. White Park on Aug. 1, an event that fostered community spirit and promoted crime prevention and awareness through neighborhood partnerships with law enforcement and government officials. Mayor Robert Kennedy and other officials spoke.
Annual National Night Out returns
A crowd of Freeport residents gathered in Bishop Frank O. White Park on Aug. 1 to get to know law enforcement officers and first responders at the much-anticipated return of National Night … more
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