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Freeport Public Schools closed Thursday due to poor air quality
Due to concerns about the unhealthy air quality in Freeport and the surrounding areas, a decision has been made to close public schools tomorrow. The primary reason behind this decision is … more
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Long Island Cares, founded by the late Harry Chapin, focused on timely and safe food distribution during the pandemic, providing emergency food and educational resources.
Remembering Long Island Cares' swift response to the pandemic
The coronavirus pandemic had a significant impact on Long Island, isolating many residents, especially those already struggling with hunger. In response, Long Island Cares focused on ensuring the … more
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The Freeport school district demonstrated foresight and proactive measures in handling the challenges of the Covid-19 pandemic, prioritizing student well-being along with education.
Freeport school district led the way during Covid crisis
The Freeport School District rose to the challenges posed by the Covid-19 pandemic. From March 2020 onward, the district swiftly adapted to the evolving situation, prioritizing the health, … more
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Freeport Police Officer Darryl Shim paused to greet his 3-year-old daughter, Sydney, during Monday’s parade. Find more pictures on Page 3.
Freeport Memorial Day Parade honors fallen heroes
The annual Memorial Day Parade in the Village of Freeport was a resounding success, serving as a poignant reminder of the significance of honoring those who sacrificed their lives in service. Over … more
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Soup to Nuts, a long-standing soup kitchen, has adapted its operations due to COVID-19, transitioning to a take-out meals-only system and facing challenges with reduced food donations. Despite the difficulties, dedicated volunteers have stepped up, and the organization is considering a potential return to its pre-pandemic format.
Soup Kitchen adapts through the pandemic
Soup to Nuts, a charitable soup kitchen that has been serving the public since 1987, has adapted its operations in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Prior to the pandemic, the organization opened … more
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Dedicated Freeport Girl Scout Cadettes organize Substance Abuse Forum, investing 50 hours to raise awareness and provide resources for combating substance abuse, with the event scheduled on June 9. Pictured is Freeport Troop 2453 at a recent National Grid event at the Freeport Memorial Library.
Freeport Girl Scouts to organize educational forum
Three Freeport Girl Scout Cadettes from Troop 2086 are working on their Silver Award, the highest honor attainable by middle school scouts. Lily, Kendell, and Adrianne have taken on the … more
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Freeport Mayor Bill White greeted President Ronald Reagan at a mayors’ reception in the early 1980s. The former mayor died on May 14. He was 96.
Former Mayor William H. White, who led Freeport for 12 years, dies
Former Freeport Mayor William H. “Bill” White died on May 14, surrounded by his family, in Pinehurst, North Carolina. He was 98. “My father lived an extraordinary and full life,” his son … more
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New Visions School Assistant Principal Christopher Lomot, left, Superintendent of Schools Kishore Kuncham and Principal Jessica Romero at the 20th anniversary ceremony for New Visions School for Exploration and Discovery.
New Visions School celebrates 20 years
New Visions Elementary School commemorated its 20th anniversary with a heartfelt celebration on May 10 where former staff members and current administrators shared fond memories of the school’s … more
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Lebron Lynshue, Jazmine Trenchfield, Saundra Wilson and Sidney Jean-Baptiste at the 55th Annual Black Educators Committee Scholarship and Awards Ceremony at the Freeport Memorial Library on May 18.
Black Educators Committee celebrates academic excellence
In a vibrant celebration of academic excellence and community empowerment, the Black Educators Committee (BEC) hosted its 55th Annual Scholarship and Awards Ceremony on May 18. The educational … more
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In preparation for the highly anticipated Nautical Mile Festival, representatives from the mayor’s office and the Freeport Chamber of Commerce recently collaborated to ensure a safe and enjoyable event, featuring diverse vendors, attractions, and a vibrant atmosphere.
Mayor and Chamber collaborate for festival
arghaly@liherald.com In preparation for the highly anticipated Nautical Mile Festival on June 3, representatives from the mayor’s office and the Freeport Chamber of Commerce recently held a … more
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