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A true servant of the community, Freeport Police Officer Daniel Dean retires after 30 years of making his hometown a safer place.
Daniel Dean retires after long P.D. career
Members of the Freeport Police Department and residents gave retiring Officer Daniel Dean a warm send-off as he took his final walk through the halls of the department and Village Hall on March … more
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U.S. Rep. Anthony D’Esposito got a bird’s eye view of the border between the United States and Mexico during a recent trip to El Paso, Texas. During a helicopter ride, the freshman congressman said he saw several migrants trying to scale border security structures. D’Esposito has stressed the need for better border protections, and more funding for border patrol agents.
Congressman Anthony D’Esposito heads to the U.S.-Mexico border, learns a lot about security
It was his second trip to the border that separates the United States from Mexico, yet U.S. Rep. Anthony D’Esposito still finds himself discovering something new. He got a firsthand look at the … more
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The Long Island Nets and NBA athletes team up to offer Freeport students free basketball lessons and STEM education day games.
Nets team up with J.W. Dodd for basketball clinic
The Long Island Nets, in partnership with NBA athletes, brought an exciting opportunity to Freeport students. A one-day basketball clinic was held at J.W. Dodd Middle School on March 11 offering … more
Freeport Public Schools Superintendent Kishore Kuncham and Assistant Superintendent Glori Engel welcomed world-renowned composer Jim Papoulis to Caroline G. Atkinson Intermediate School. With the help of fifth and sixth grade choral directors Demolina Valonzo and Stephanie Arnell, Papoulis conducted a songwriting workshop with the students, encouraging them to explore their creativity and musical abilities.
Music workshop with renowned composer
At Caroline G. Atkinson Intermediate School, fifth and sixth grade choruses collaborated with renowned choral composer Jim Papoulis to create a new song during a workshop organized by The Foundation … more
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Freeport Police Officer Donnetta Cumberbatch recognized for her exemplary service and dedication to the community by Nassau County Legislative Office for Women’s History Month with her fellow officers, Mayor Robert Kennedy and Debra Mule.
Officer honored for community achievements
Freeport Police Officer Donnetta Cumberbatch has been honored by the Nassau County Legislative Office of Debra Mule for Women’s History Month, marking her achievements as a woman in law … more
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Women writers take the stage at Long Island Arts Council's Book Talk event in honor of Women's History Month.
Celebrating women's voices in Freeport
The Long Island Arts Council at Freeport is sponsoring their next Book Talk event on Thursday, March 23 at 7 p.m. at the Freeport Recreation Center. The program is in honor of Women's History … more
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It's National Poetry Month and the Long Island Arts Council at Freeport wants to celebrate your creativity with their 3rd annual poetry contest. Submit your work before the extended deadline on March 23rd for a chance to be published and read at a poetry reading.
Calling All Poets!
Attention all high school students in Nassau County! April is National Poetry Month and it's the perfect time to showcase your poetic talents. The Long Island Arts Council at Freeport is sponsoring … more
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Paule Pachter and Sonia Pluchinotta, of Long Island Cares, present Marian Hart, of the Soup to Nuts soup kitchen, second from right, with a $4,140 grant to help offset the cost of disposable items for to-go meals, allowing Soup to Nuts to serve the Freeport community with quality food. With them, at far right, was Kristine Lehn of Long Island Cares.
Grant helps Soup Kitchen serve meals and fight hunger
Soup to Nuts, a volunteer-based soup kitchen in Freeport, has been awarded a $4,140 grant by Long Island Cares to help it continue meeting the nutritional needs of the community. The organization … more
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In a roundtable interview with the Herald, above, Michael Giangregorio emphasized his desire to maint
Giangregorio has plans for Legislature
Michael Giangregorio has spent years working with local politicians on improving the lives of families affected by autism. Now he will get the chance to continue this work — and improve the lives … more
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Bayview Avenue Elementary School’s Principal Kelly Fairclough and social worker and Adopt-a-Cop program organizer Cindy Misrock were photographed alongside the Freeport Village Police Adopt-a-Cop participants during the annual Valentine’s Day luncheon.
Bayview celebrates Adopt-a-Cop program
For the 27th consecutive year, Bayview Avenue Elementary School held their Valentine’s Day luncheon to honor the Village of Freeport Police Officers who participate in the school’s Adopt-a-Cop … more
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