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Taking a few moments to soak in the moment before getting in line for the 2025 Memorial Day Parade in the Village of Freeport are William Clinton Story Post 342 Past Commander Stephen Nicolino, seated, along with, standing from left, fellow veteran and current Post Commander Eric Young, Village of Freeport Police Jayson Kaulesar and Post Second Vice Commander Harold Murray.
Come march in the Village of Freeport Memorial Day Parade
The Village of Freeport is inviting all interested participants to register for its Memorial Day Parade, which will be on May 25. The next meeting for interested participants is May 1. more
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Michael Bonner, 40, has been charged with leaving the scene of an incident resulting in death and tampering with physical evidence.
Michael Bonner indicted for fatal Freeport hit-and-run
Michael Bonner, a Babylon man who allegedly killed 66-year-old Narcizo de Jesus Guerra Lopez in Freeport, has been indicted in Nassau County. more
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Feeding Our Families unites several nonprofits and communities with the mission of delivering families the basic human right of food.
Freeport's L.I. Cares to participate in massive tri-state food drive
L.I. Cares is partnering with Stop and Shop and NBC New York for the annual Feeding Our Families food drive at Long Island Stop and Shop locations on Saturday, April 25. more
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Nassau County Legislator Debra Mulé and Jose Cuevas, vice president of the South Shore Conservation Society, stand in front of the now precarious, dangerous and ill-maintained pathways and foliage of the Brookside Preserve in Freeport.
Community rallies to clean-up Brookside Preserve for Earth Day on May 3
Community groups and leaders are inviting anyone interested to join them in a clean-up effort of Freeport and Baldwin's Brookside Preserve on Saturday, April 25. more
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Freeport residents expressed irritation at the prospect of significant LIRR delays and stoppages due to a possible strike.
Commuters brace for potential LIRR strike as May 16 deadline looms
Many Freeport residents are weary of potential LIRR strike and its negative consequences on commuters, while others are in support of the workers seeking equitable pay and work conditions. more
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Incumbents Scott Richardson and Dina C. Skeffrey seek to defend their school board seats, while Sonia Dixon is opting out of re-election.
Seven trustee candidates running in packed Freeport school board election
With three trustee seats up for election on the Freeport school board this year, seven candidates, including two incumbents, have begun their campaigns. more
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The Freeport Chamber of Commerce seeks to improve its accessibility and services for community businesses and residents.
Freeport Chamber of Commerce installs officers and honors community members
The Freeport Chamber of Commerce held its officer installation ceremony. The program focused on honoring several community contributors and outlining the Chamber's goals. more
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Yami, 4, Haylee, 6, and Avril, 7, with their baskets full of colorful Easter eggs, gathered on the lawn of the John J. Byrne Community Center in Uniondale.
Roosevelt resident hosts sensory-friendly Easter egg hunt
Siblings Helping Siblings, launched by Roosevelt resident Maria Tejada, organized an Easter egg hunt for children with special needs and sensory-based disabilities. more
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Students from The De La Salle School exhibit their appreciation for Ocean Financial Federal Credit Union’s $10,000 grant.
De La Salle School receives $10,000 grant
The Catholic boys-only middle school, De La Salle School, received a $10,000 grant from Ocean Financial Federal Credit Union, which will go towards various school projects. more
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Legislator Scott Davis gives Roosevelt residents an overview of legislative responsibilities and capacities while learning what concerns his constituents have.
Legislator Scott Davis brings "Mobile Office" to Roosevelt
Legislator Scott Davis met with Roosevelt residents to hear their concerns in attempt to better understand the needs of communities in Legislative District 1. more
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