Gyabolanders & Friends continues to bring hope and education to rural Liberia
Gyabolanders & Friends, founded by Comfort Itoka, is transforming the lives of people in rural Liberia through education, healthcare, and sustainable development, despite financial challenges and the region’s isolation.
Long Island Arts Council hosts inaugural South Shore Arts Festival at Freeport Recreation Center
The Long Island Arts Council at Freeport celebrated its 50th anniversary by hosting the inaugural South Shore Arts Festival at the Freeport Recreation Center, drawing hundreds of attendees and showcasing local artists.
Former Freeport chamber president leads Hurricane Helene relief efforts for North Carolina
Following the devastation of Hurricane Helene, former Freeport Chamber of Commerce president Ben Jackson and local residents have organized a collection drive to send essential supplies to North Carolina, rallying the community to assist in the relief efforts.
Community activists lead 18th annual Stop the Violence march in Roosevelt
Community activists gathered in Roosevelt for the 18th annual Stop the Violence, Increase the Peace march, led by Bishop J. Raymond Mackey and Assistant Pastor Crystal Mackey, as they continue the fight for peace despite a decline in local violence.
Freeport Public Schools celebrate unity with first S.W.A.G. Friday
Freeport Public Schools kicked off their first S.W.A.G. Friday on Sept. 27, with students, staff, and administrators dressed in red and black to show their school spirit and support for the Freeport Red Devils Football Team.
Freeport schools prioritize safety amid recent threats
The Freeport school district is taking significant steps to enhance student safety and improve communication with parents in the wake of multiple threats — which were deemed to be non-credible — …
Marking Freeport's history on the roadside
Freeport unveiled three new historical roadside markers last Saturday. Two more will be presented later this month. The initiative was spearheaded by the Freeport Landmarks Preservation …
Freeport High school heads to All-State Festival
Freeport Public Schools is proud to announce that eight exceptional student musicians from Freeport High School have been selected to participate in the NYSSMA All-State Festival, taking place in …
Freeport Arts Festival to celebrate local talent
The Long Island Arts Council at Freeport is gearing up for an inaugural event this week — the South Shore Arts Festival. Scheduled for Sunday, Oct. 6, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., at the Freeport …
Mount Sinai South Nassau earns beacon award for excellence
Mount Sinai South Nassau’s Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory has been honored with the American Association of Critical Care Nurses gold-level Beacon Award for Excellence, recognizing its …
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How to talk to young people about elections
Reflecting on the ideals set forth in the Constitution, it is crucial that we engage our students in conversations about the election process to help them understand and appreciate the significance of voting.
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Blakeman’s actions bring serious risks for first responders
In recent months, Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman has pursued a number of controversial measures that, in addition to likely being unconstitutional, bring with them a number of unintended consequences that will negatively impact our police and first responders.
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After reforms, NUMC is on the upswing
Public hospitals across the state face enormous challenges, and NUMC is no different. But as we close in on two years of executing substantial reforms, this irreplaceable institution is proving resilient and improving.