Tuesday, January 21, 2025
Nassau County hosted a Human Trafficking Prevention Symposium, addressing misconceptions, vulnerabilities, and solutions to combat human trafficking during National Human Trafficking Prevention Month.
Nassau County Legislator Seth Koslow has officially launched his campaign for county executive, vowing to prioritize affordability, accountability, and responsible governance.
Allowing 10 of the first 11 points on the road against a Plainview team looking for a fifth straight Conference AAA-1 girls’ basketball victory without a defeat forced Freeport head coach …
Freeport Mayor Robert Kennedy celebrated the efforts of Woodward Children’s Center students who restored and set up holiday lights across the village.
The worst wildfires in Los Angeles' history continue to rage, leaving devastation in their wake. Former LA County Deputy Sheriff and Freeport American Legion member David Cockerel shares a personal account of the crisis, reflecting on the impact in his former Altadena neighborhood and beyond.
County Executive Bruce Blakeman and Freeport Mayor Robert Kennedy convened at 10:30 for a check presentation in front of new vehicles for which the county provided the village funds. The vehicles …
The Long Island Arts Council at Freeport will host a Mixed Media Artists Networking Event on Jan. 14, 2025, at the Sparkle on Stage Cultural Arts Center, providing artists with an opportunity to connect, collaborate, and grow their creative networks.
Siela Bynoe was sworn in as the first Black New York State Senator for Long Island’s 6th District on January 5, 2025, at Westbury High School, with hundreds in attendance.
BOSFA Properties is set to transform the long-vacant Moxey Rigby public housing complex in Freeport into the Gardens at Buffalo, a 200-unit apartment complex offering workforce, senior, and veteran housing by July 2026.
Zion Cathedral Church of God in Christ celebrated Kwanzaa on Dec. 31 at Roosevelt Field, blending tradition and unity to honor African American heritage with performances, reflections, and the lighting of the kinara.
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Nassau County has a serious infrastructure problem, which will only get worse if we don’t take decisive action now to address it once and for all.
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When I first decided to run for Congress, I knew the mission was simple: to listen to the concerns of my constituents and to work across the aisle whenever possible to deliver real results for Nassau County.
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Since the November election, I have been eager to resume my work as the Assemblywoman in District 21 and tackle the tough issues affecting families across Long Island. Most recently, one of my …
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As county executive, I have refused to make Nassau a sanctuary county, held the line on taxes even as inflation went through the roof, and brought a common-sense approach to important issues that affect Nassau families.