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Zaneta Lachapelle was allegedly driving intoxicated in Freeport while her 10-year-old daughter was in the car. more
Locals have questioned why Freeport has been slow to adopt a property tax exemption for disabled veterans passed by the state earlier this year. Village officials say they the legislation is not clear enough to immediately implement. more
The Long Island Arts Council at Freeport held its annual Arty Party fundraiser brunch that helps fund its yearly initiatives. The organization also took time to honor some of the areas community contributors. more
Freeport High School's annual homecoming celebrations were capped off by a shutout win from the varsity football team. more
Lynda Day, an African studies professor and Freeport resident, recently gave a lecture at the Freeport Memorial Library on the role of ethnic minorities in the Revolutionary War. more
The South Nassau Unitarian Universalist Congregation is hosting a photo exhibit and artist workshops with themes centered around the present and past of Indigenous, or Native American, populations on Long Island. more
A Sparkle on Stage rendition of "Steel Magnolias," a 1980s play and film, will continue to make its run in Freeport from Oct. 9-11. more
The Village of Freeport will be receiving millions of dollars for additional flood mitigation infrastructure as a part of a $125 million funding package for several Long Island communities. more
Damaris Beltre, a former tax preparer in Freeport, was sentenced to four years in prison for wire fraud and preparing false tax returns on behalf of her clients. more
David Chaplin, a Freeport resident, was sentenced to 23 and a half years to life in prison for a litany of charges related to the alleged kidnapping and assault of his ex-girlfriend. more
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