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The National Guard Armory in Freeport was vacant for nearly 10 years due to military personnel closing it in 2011 and a long legal dispute over the property between the Village of Freeport and the Cedarmore Corporation.
Freeport Armory gets $300K grant for major renovations
The Village of Freeport has been given a $300,000 grant from Nassau County to help transform the Freeport Armory into a trade school. more
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School Board President Michael Pomerico said he spoke with Superintendent Fia Davis earlier in the day, and that she was "excited" to return to the district.
Freeport school district settles and reinstates superintendent
Fia Davis, who was placed on paid reassignment and later sued by the Freeport school district, will return to the district next month after a Board of Education vote Wednesday night. more
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The Freeport Fire Department successfully brought a fire under control at Rick's Marina.
Three boats caught on fire in Freeport
The Freeport Fire Department successfully put out a fire that was burning through three boats at Rick's Marina in Freeport. more
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Members of the Environmental Rotaract Club of Nassau County Long Island, from left, Michael Stanton, Christopher McBride, Sonia Dixon, Cheryl McBride, José Hercules Rivera and Michael Horowitz, began work on July 11.
Brookside Preserve's entrance revitalization is under way in Freeport and Baldwin
Volunteers at the Brookside Preserve in Freeport and Baldwin have begun extensive renovations to the preserve's Brookside Avenue entrance in hopes that it will encourage more community usage and spark further revitalization efforts. more
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After officially taking the oath of office during a swearing-in ceremony, Police Officer Julia Failaa, center, poses with Freeport Mayor Robert Kennedy, Trustee Jacques Butler and commanding officers of the Freeport Police Department.
Village of Freeport welcomes its newest police recruit to its ranks
Julia Failaa was sworn in to the Freeport Police Department on July 15, adding to the continually rising number of police officers in the Village of Freeport. more
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Special guest star Frank Basile led several musical performances, including this one of “Like a Young Man” from musical “Milk and Honey.”
South Shore Theatricals perform 'Good Times Are Here to Stay' in Freeport
The South Shore Theatricals performed a cheery rendition of the musical revue "Good Times Are Here to Stay" at Freeport's Sparkle on Stage, performing classic songs from hit Broadway shows and movies. more
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Kindergarten students proudly show off their stuffed animals during the annual teddy bear Clinic, where they learn about health, wellness and what to expect during a visit to the doctor.
Teddy Bear Clinic builds student confidence at Freeport's New Visions school
New Visions Elementary School's kindergarten class took part in its annual Teddy Bear Clinic, which is designed to help the young children become more comfortable with healthcare visits. more
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Community residents came together on Monday evening to hear a presentation by Mike Salvarezza and Christopher Weaver from Echo-Photo Explorers, exploring the history of Long Island over the past 250 years.
250 years of Long Island history presented at Freeport Memorial Library
A special presentation on the past 250 years of Long Island history was given at the Freeport Memorial Library, further commemorating local history and U.S. independence. more
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Freeport resident Cora Jones and her classmates pose outside Nassau BOCES Long Island High School for the Arts after being inducted into the International Thespian Society.
Freeport student receives honor society distinction from BOCES
Freeport student Cora Jones was inducted into the International Thespian Society for her performances and character while enrolled in Nassau BOCES Long Island High School for the Arts. more
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Caitlin Daubon, class of 2027, is among nine Long Island students selected for ERASE Racism’s five-week Student Leaders for Equity Internship.
Three Freeport students earn ERASE Racism internships
Three students attending Freeport High School have been selected by Long Island-based activist organization ERASE Racism, to participate in their five-week summer internship program. more
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