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The United States faced India June 12 in the last of eight ICC T20 World Cup matches held at Eisenhower Park.
Cricket tournament a big hit for Nassau County
The International Cricket Council’s Men’s T20 World Cup 2024 Tournament proved a bit hit in Nassau County, highlighted by the much-anticipated and sold out India-Pakistan match June 9. … more
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Mayor Robert Kennedy, left, with the Smart Growth Award, with the Rev. Phyllis Carter and Tanya Carter, the widow and daughter of the late Bishop Ronald H. Carter.
New village facility honored at Smart Growth Awards
Bishop Ronald H. Carter Manor in Freeport, named for a local church leader, was honored at the 23rd Long Island Smart Growth Awards for its innovative senior housing plan. more
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Responsible for organizing the wellness fair were, from left, Keith Gerber and Sheila Riera, members of the Nassau County Office of Youth Services; Executive Director Ladonna Taylor; and members Serena Rivera and Marilyn Torres.
Freeport High is host of wellness fair
Freeport High School hosted the Elevating Community Wellness Fair on June 15, uniting residents with free health services, mental health support, and family activities. more
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Trustee Jorge Martinez, Supervisor Goosby, Mayor Kennedy and others pose in front of an actual police helicopter from Nassau County Police Department.
Adopt-a-cop at the rec a huge success
Nearly 400 fourth graders from Freeport enjoyed a day with their favorite officers at the Freeport Recreation Center on June 13, thanks to the Adopt A Cop Program. more
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Students from Bayview Avenue School of Arts and Sciences chorus performed during the annual Spring Festival of the Arts.
Students take to the stage for spring festival
Freeport’s Bayview Avenue School fourth graders showcased their musical talents on June 4 at the Spring Festival of the Arts, delighting a packed auditorium. more
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Bella Noche reading at Sparkle on Stage
Inside Freeport’s second Pride on Mile
Freeport's second annual Pride On The Mile event took place on June 15 at the Nautical Mile, featuring a ribbon-cutting ceremony, live performances, and community festivities. more
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Fighting antisemitism and hate needs to start early
As a former Board of Education member and president in the Long Beach school district who has worked to provide a safe and more inclusive environment for our students, I am gravely concerned about the unprecedented escalation of antisemitism on our college campuses that many young Jewish people in our community will be facing in just a couple of months. more
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Cricket brings Nassau into the international spotlight
Like almost every Long Islander, until recently I had no knowledge of or interest in cricket. Now that the 2024 ICC Men’s T20 World Cup in Eisenhower Park has been such a success, I can … more
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Tackling health disparities affecting Black Long Islanders
People of color in New York state have a vastly different experience navigating the health care system than their white counterparts. From challenges accessing care and disparate health outcomes to higher death rates and premature deaths, the urgency of this crisis cannot be understated. more
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Juneteenth is a time for reflection, celebration
Observed every June 19, Juneteenth celebrates the end of slavery in the U.S. and highlights the ongoing struggle for equality and justice, emphasizing the historical and contemporary significance for all Americans, including those on Long Island." more
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