Tuesday, April 22, 2025
As food insecurity grows and funding dwindles, volunteers at the Long Island Cares pantry in Freeport are the lifeblood of the operation — and this April, they’re being honored for their dedication during National Volunteer Month.
The HempsteadWorks job fair drew more than 2,500 job seekers and over 80 employers to the Freeport Recreation Center on April 10, offering networking, resume help, and even free headshots to attendees.
The Hometown Boys and Girls Flag Football League honored the legacy of late Town Councilman Chris Carini with a heartfelt tribute and trophy renaming at its spring championship in Seaford.
The Hometown Boys and Girls Flag Football League honored the legacy of late Town Councilman Chris Carini with a heartfelt tribute and trophy renaming at its spring championship in Seaford.
In a heartfelt Easter message, Pastor Phil Prestamo of Cornerstone Church in Freeport shares the dual message of the cross and the empty grave — a reminder of both humanity’s need for grace and God’s overwhelming love.
After achieving a near .500 record in Conference V last season, Freeport softball is set for another challenging schedule this spring. Freeport, which made the jump to Conference V three years …
More than 140 guests gathered at Verdi’s of Westbury for the Black Educators Committee’s 2025 Legends Ball, celebrating five outstanding community leaders and raising scholarship funds for local students.
After retiring from a decades-long career in science education, Jeffrey Herschenhous discovered a new passion in wood sculpture—now on display at the Freeport Recreation Center’s Art Alcove.
Woodward Children’s Center students dazzled audiences with a moving and high-energy performance of “The Wiz,” a milestone for the school’s growing musical theater program and a triumph for students overcoming emotional challenges.
An estimated 2,400 demonstrators gathered outside the Nassau County Courthouse as part of a nationwide “Hands Off” rally opposing federal cuts to social services and immigrant protections under the Trump administration.
Town of Hempstead Supervisor Candidate
I’m running for town supervisor because I’ve had enough of high taxes, and I know you have, too.
Town of Hempstead Supervisor Candidate
Leadership, pain, purpose and sacrifice have shaped every fiber of who I am — and that’s why I’m running for Town of Hempstead supervisor.
Columnist
As a Brooklyn Dodgers fan since my youth, until they were hijacked from us to Los Angeles, and as a Mets fan since their creation in 1962, baseball has always been a major part of my life
Columnist
I relate the use of words to the political arena, where I spent a great deal of my life.