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The Freeport electric department, led by Al Livingston, successfully restored the power and repaired the damaged pole, coordinating with telephone and cable providers in the process with the help of the police and fire department.
Electric department swiftly restores power
In an auto incident on Mill Road in Freeport, a tractor-trailer traveling westbound in the turning lane encountered a vehicle making a turn, resulting in a near collision on June 5. While the … more
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Dedicated historian and community advocate, Cynthia J. Krieg, dies, leaving a lasting legacy in Freeport at the age of 87.
Community historian, Cynthia J. Krieg, dies at 87
Cynthia J. Krieg, a remarkable individual who made significant contributions throughout her life, died on June 2 at 87 years old. Although she achieved many accomplishments outside of the town, she … more
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The Susanne Smoller Conference on Youth Wellness, organized by the Nassau Region PTA, celebrated the legacy of Susanne Smoller while promoting awareness and advocacy for the well-being of young minds. The conference featured workshops focusing on social-emotional learning, parent-child communication, and healthy living while emphasizing the significance of holistic wellness and community support.
Atkinson hosts conference on youth wellness
On a vibrant day in Freeport, the Susanne Smoller Conference on Youth Wellness unfolded with great enthusiasm, paying homage to the extraordinary legacy of Susanne Smoller, an esteemed advocate in … more
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Malia Clarke- carnival queen, troop 2221
Girl Scouts shine for annual Fashion Show
In a dazzling display of creativity and camaraderie, the Freeport Association of Girl Scouts orchestrated their annual Fashion Show on the evening of June 2. The vibrant Bayview Avenue School served … more
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Freeport senior Amir Levy earned his first trip to the county tournament with a solid effort at last Saturday’s qualifier.
Freeport shines in qualifier
After a grueling dual meet schedule further challenged by a string of viruses that hit the team, Freeport wrestling is positioned to make its mark on the county stage. Freeport qualified 13 … more
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Shamont Hoousendove, 37, of Independence Ave. in Freeport, was arraigned in December for a Sept. 13 robbery in Carle Place.
Freeporters arrested in two major robberies
The Nassau County Police Department recently updated its information concerning arrests for three bank robberies that occurred in Carle Place, Merrick, and Baldwin. Men from Freeport were arrested for the Carle Place and Baldwin robberies. A Uniondale man who was arrested for the Baldwin robbery had previously been arrested for the bank robbery in Merrick. more
Mayor Robert Kennedy cut the ribbon for the official opening of Cow Meadow Park as a Freeport Village-owned space.
It’s official: Cow Meadow Park belongs to Freeport
Surrounded by village, county and state dignitaries, Mayor Robert Kennedy cut the red ribbon on Feb. 18 that symbolized the transfer of ownership of Cow Meadow Park from Nassau County to the Incorporated Village of Freeport. more
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An osprey approached its nest on a hassock in the Western Bays last July. Both shore wildlife and area fishing industries depend on the restoration of bay water health.
Renewing the sea life of the Western Bays
To lifelong Freeporter and Operation SPLASH President Rob Weltner, 23 years isn’t too long if it means the campaign for the renewal of the Western Bays is on track for victory. more
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Lafazan proposes added county holidays
On Monday, Nassau County Legislator Joshua Lafazan (D-Woodbury) stood with faith leaders from around the county to announce a bill adding Lunar New Year, Eid al-Adha, and Diwali to the Compensated Holidays for Nassau County Officers and Employees. more
The Freeport Memorial Library, pictured here on Memorial Day in 2010, has benefited from New York State Construction Aid funds, which may lose state funding under Governor Kathy Hocul’s proposed budget.
Hochul’s proposed budget may underfund libraries
Assemblyman Ed Ra (R-Franklin Square) hosted a press conference at Levittown Library calling on Gov. Hochul to restore her proposed $20 million cut to library construction aid included in her most recent budget plan. more
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