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Members of the Long Island Black Artist Association are displaying an exhibit of artwork, some available for sale, at the South Nassau Unitarian Universalist Congregation in Freeport. more
Alexander Almaraz, a contractor in Freeport was sentenced this week to four years in prison for alleged wire fraud after he was accused of taking advantage of Hurricane Sandy victims. more
The Muldowney family lost two close relatives, Richard Muldowney Jr. and Kenneth Watson, New York City firemen who courageously went towards danger to help respond to the devastating destruction that occurred. more
Roosevelt resident Maria Tejada and her nonprofit Siblings Helping Siblings recently hosted a sensory-friendly family picnic for special needs children. more
Freeport and Baldwin residents will once again unite at Milburn Creek for the annual cardboard boat race event on Sept. 13. more
On Sept. 2, Freeport Public Schools had their first day of classes for the new school year while welcoming new and familiar faces back to its halls. more
A recent performance of the original play "Woof! The Musical" taught performers and audience members an important lesson about kindness and anti-bullying. more
Humanitarian nonprofit Shrimad Rajchandra Love and Care and the Nassau County Office of Minority Affairs partnered together to giveaway thousands of clothing items and other resources in Roosevelt. more
There is something extraordinary about the sound of the shofar. It is piercing, yet somehow quiet. It can startle us, yet it can also comfort us. On Rosh Hashanah, its ancient sound calls us to stop, listen, remember, and begin again. more
Residents and their dogs are invited to come take a dip in the Freeport Recreation Center for their annual Puppy Pool Party. more
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