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The 23-foot-long, custom-outfitted boat was made possible courtesy of $250,000 in grants from former State Sen. Kevin Thomas.
Freeport Police launch new $250K patrol boat ahead of boating season
The Village of Freeport Police Department has upgraded its marine patrol fleet with a new 23-foot patrol boat funded by $250,000 in state grants, strengthening safety and emergency response on local waterways ahead of the boating season. more
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Orlando Brown, left, Robert Albano and James Eick with citations they received from the Village of Freeport at a recognition ceremony celebrating their work supporting the communityТs holiday lighting efforts.
Freeport honors Woodward students for restoring village holiday lights
Mayor Robert Kennedy honored students from Woodward Children’s Center on Dec. 17 for helping restore and install Freeport’s holiday lights, recognizing their hands-on work repairing decorations throughout the village. more
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Reyna Felix, program coordinator at Long Island Cares’ Nassau Center for Collaborative Assistance in Freeport, oversees daily operations at the organization’s busiest food pantry.
Reyna Felix is on the frontline against hunger in Freeport
At Long Island Cares’ busiest pantry in Freeport, Program Coordinator Reyna Felix oversees a fast-paced operation built on logistics, compassion and dignity — work that has earned her the Herald’s 2025 Person of the Year honor. more
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Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman now appears to be the Republican candidate for governor of New York.
Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman becomes the GOP gubernatorial front-runner
Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman become the Republican Party's standard-bearer for governor after Rep. Elise Stefanik drops out. more
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Legislator Seth Koslow, Jaclyn Koslow, Sam Koslow, Jill Koslow, and Julia Koslow at the second annual winter coat driveТs giveaway, which took place this past Monday, Dec. 16 at Moore4You Community Development Center.
Koslow, Rotary and libraries team up for winter coat drive and giveaway
Nassau County Legislator Seth Koslow partnered with the Freeport-Merrick Rotary Club and local libraries to host a winter coat drive and giveaway, providing coats and cold-weather essentials to residents in need as temperatures dropped across Nassau County. more
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Lorna Lewis, of Freeport, was elected co-chair of the board of directors of ERASE Racism, a New York-based civil rights organization.
Freeport residents elected to leadership roles at ERASE Racism
ERASE Racism has announced new board leadership, including the election of longtime Freeport residents Dr. Lorna Lewis as co-chair and Wilma Holmes Tootle as secretary. more
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An Archer student participates in the Turkey Trot.
Archer Street School raises $2,100 for SIBSPlace during annual turkey trot
Archer Street School students and staff raised $2,100 for SIBSPlace during the school’s 12th annual turkey trot, continuing a tradition that blends fitness, teamwork and community service. more
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Comfort Keah Itoka, Dave Deneberg, Jordan Pecora, and Ken Dookram from the Freeport-Merrick Rotary Club pose alongside the Salvation ArmyТs iconic red kettle during their annual holiday bell-ringing effort in Baldwin Harbor.
Freeport-Merrick Rotary raises over $700 during Salvation Army bell-ringing
Members of the Freeport-Merrick Rotary Club raised more than $700 for the Salvation Army during their annual holiday bell-ringing fundraiser outside Stop & Shop in Baldwin Harbor. more
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Kyle Elmore was recognized as AA2 Conference Coach of the Year for his impact on the Rough Rider soccer program.
Roosevelt coach Kyle Elmore named AA2 Conference Coach of the Year
Roosevelt High School varsity boys soccer coach Kyle Elmore was named the AA2 Conference Coach of the Year for 2025, recognizing his leadership and the culture of excellence he has built within the Rough Rider program. more
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New Visions Principal Jessica Romero and Assistant Principal Christopher Lomot with the Career Day volunteers and Winston.
Freeport Schools spark career dreams with annual career days
Students at Atkinson and New Visions schools explored future opportunities during Freeport’s annual Career Day events, with visits from professionals in a wide range of fields. more
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