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David Adamovich, regarded as the world’s greatest knife thrower, first discovered his talent for the unusual art at the age of 50.
World’s greatest knife thrower and his target girl tell all
Freeport resident David Adamovich, 77, — considered the best knife thrower in the world —didn’t discover his innate talent until he was 50. He worked as a professor of exercise physiology and a … more
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MSSN’s Brittney DiBella awarded ‘Unsung Hero’
The dedication and selflessness of emergency medicine physicians often can go unnoticed, but the New York American College of Emergency Physicians is shining a spotlight on those unsung heroes at … more
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Long Island experienced over five inches of heavy snowfall beginning overnight on Tuesday
Village faces heavy snowstorm
Long Islanders experienced snow ranging from five to eight inches today, prompting Freeport Public Schools to close and measures to be taken by the village to mitigate the effects of the inclement weather. … more
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Tom Suozzi has won the special election to replace former Congressman George Santos, flipping New York's 3rd Congressional District from Republican to Democrat.
Tom Suozzi makes a triumphant return to Congress
After a contentious special election, Tom Suozzi has won back his old seat in Congress with 5.8. Despite a vigorous campaign by his Republican opponent Mazi Melesa Pilip, Suozzi’s election … more
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Vex Robotic Competition ..
Freeport Teams clash with robotic fervor
In a display of technological prowess, nine tech-savvy teams hailing from Freeport High School, J. W. Dodd Middle School, and Caroline G. Atkinson School left a mark on the 9th annual VEX Robotics … more
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Second-grade students in Ms. Megan Reiss’ class at Archer Street Elementary School recently delved into a lesson on the Amazon Rainforest. Showcasing their creativity, the students presented a diorama highlighting the four layers of this tropical habitat.
Archer students delve beneath the canopy
In January, Ms. Megan Reiss’ second-grade class at Archer Street School immersed themselves in a comprehensive study of the Amazon Rainforest. Beyond conventional reading lessons, the students … more
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Freeport thrives in qualifier
Prior to the 2023-24 season, fourth-year Freeport wrestling head coach Matt Cellan set out a lofty goal to qualify around 20 for the individual county championships.  The Red Devils did not quite … more
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Freeport interns Olivia Torres and Marjorie Valladares report to human resources director Conor Kirwan
Interns are learning what all it takes to run a village
As the Village of Freeport continues its recently created internship program, spearheaded by Conor Kirwan, the village’s director of human resources, the new crop of interns are learning valuable … more
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Pat Watkins, left, Loraine Marin, Desiree Peart, and Howard Colton are leading the charge in getting the new special education PTA unit up and running.
Efforts have started to form a new SEPTA
Parents, educators and community leaders in Freeport are spearheading efforts to resurrect a Special Education Parent Teacher Association to provide a unified voice for families with children who … more
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Tony Duffy, 47, assists ‘Ms, Tanya’s’ lessons, as students are encouraged to call Adamovich by the moniker widely known in the fencing community.
Fencing icon gives lessons in Freeport
For more than 50 years, Tatyana Adamovich has left her mark on the Freeport community. The former Olympian in fencing, who hails from Belarus, has been teaching the fine points of the sport to both … more
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