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The cast of The Cask of Amontillado gathers ahead of the musical’s Nov. 8 staged reading, bringing Edgar Allan Poe’s haunting tale of pride and revenge to life.
Experience a Dark New Musical in Freeport: Poe’s The Cask of Amontillado Comes to Life on Stage
There’s a certain magic in being first — the first to hear the music, to witness the tension crackle between characters, to see a world take shape from the ground up. That magic will be … more
Students at New Visions Museum School of Exploration and Discovery raced around the schoolyard during the annual Fun Run, an event promoting fitness and teamwork.
Freeport Union Free School District students sprint into school spirit at Fun Runtudents sprint into school spirit at Fun Run
New Visions Museum School of Exploration and Discovery in the Freeport Union Free School District hosted its annual Fun Run in early October, an energetic and engaging event organized by the … more
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Police investigated the scene of a crash in front of the post office on Merrick Road near Merrick Avenue on Oct. 10, where officers say a vehicle struck a pedestrian and a parked U.S. Postal Service truck. The driver, a Freeport man, was later arrested on drug-related charges.
Merrick crash injures pedestrian; Freeport driver faces drug charges
A Freeport man was arrested after police said he drove under the influence of drugs and struck a pedestrian and a parked postal vehicle on Merrick Road, seriously injuring one person. more
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Children and families boarded a pirate-themed boat for a ride through Freeport’s waterways during the inaugural Pirate Fest.
Freeport’s Nautical Mile sets sail for adventure at first Pirate Fest
Even though no landlubbers were forced to swab a deck or walk a plank, the Nautical Mile in Freeport was energized on Sunday, at the first-ever Pirate Fest. Organizers of the inaugural event … more
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Food pantry shelves show limited stock as rising grocery costs and economic uncertainty drive increased demand across Long Island.
Freeport food pantries struggle as grocery prices soar highest in three years
Grocery prices in the United States have reached their highest level in three years, with the U.S. Department of Agriculture reporting increases of roughly 2 to 3 percent over the past year. Rising … more
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The Alzheimer’s Association’s Long Island Chapter hosted its annual walk in Eisenhower Park on Oct. 4. Volunteers Bella Leogas, Kelly Donegan, Holly Rubin, Kristin Leogas, Maxine Wardzower, Dave Manara, Evelyn Morales and Kate Leogas handed out flowers to represent a personal connection to the disease.
Freeport-Merrick Rotary leads community at walk to end Alzheimer’s in Eisenhower Park
Purple, yellow, blue and orange flowers filled the Promise Garden at Eisenhower Park on Oct. 4, as hundreds came together for the Alzheimer’s Association’s Walk to End Alzheimer’s. … more
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Susan Mann, 15, whose body was discovered in a Freeport dumpster in 1982, was only recently identified through advanced DNA testing.
Susan Mann Freeport homicide cold case reopened with new DNA leads after 45 years
The decades-old homicide case of 15-year-old Susan Mann, whose body was found in a Freeport dumpster more than 40 years ago, has gained new momentum after advances in DNA technology and a renewed … more
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Roosevelt High School Principal Keith Saunders Sr., left, and Superintendent of Schools Dr. Shawn Wightman, right, joined by staff and a familiar baseball mascot, represented the district with pride at the 45th annual Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black.
Roosevelt High students experience historic 45th annual Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black
A group of Roosevelt High School students recently had the unforgettable experience of attending the 45th annual Ryder Cup at the Bethpage Black Course at Bethpage State Park in Farmingdale. This … more
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Zach Alexander, one of the featured performers at Pirate Fest, strikes a commanding presence on the Dark Star ahead of his scheduled magic shows during the upcoming celebration on the Nautical Mile.
Pirate Fest to bring boat parade, treasure hunt and magic to the Nautical Mile
Freeport’s first-ever Pirate Fest sets sail Sunday from noon to 6 p.m., with a ribbon-cutting, a costumed boat parade, scavenger hunt, kids’ cove, and pop-up magic shows designed to keep the Mile buzzing past summer. more
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Artist Arlene Gomez, now up at the Art Alcove at the Freeport Rec Center, works on a village scene at her easel.
Artist Arlene Gomez headlines Art Alcove for Hispanic Heritage Month
Landscape painter Arlene Gomez brings expressionistic vistas and a life of creative reinvention to the Long Island Arts Council at Freeport’s Art Alcove, on view through Oct. 15 at the Rec Center. more
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