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Winston the dog with her adopted family Andrew, 14, Allie, 20, and William, 23
What happened to pets adopted during the pandemic?
nuine love from a pet that understandably appealed to people during the 2020 Covid lockdown. Nearly one in five — or 23 million — American households got a new furry friend during the pandemic, … more
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Alleged Bloods gang member Christopher Anderson, 27, of Roosevelt, was sentenced to 22 years to life in prison for a November 2020 murder, attempted murder, and a separate incident of shooting at police officers, as announced by Nassau County District Attorney Anne T. Donnelly.
22 years to life sentence for alleged Bloods gang member
An alleged Bloods gang member, Christopher Anderson a/k/a/ CK, 27, of Roosevelt, was sentenced on August 30 to 22 years to life in prison for the murder of a 21-year-old man and attempted murder of … more
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New year brings new beginnings at schools
As summer winds down and the anticipation of a new school year sets in, Freeport Public Schools welcomed its newest teachers August 21 during the 2023-24 new teacher orientation at Caroline G. … more
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Levittown-based D&F Development Group is embarking on a $44 million project to provide affordable senior housing, with plans to create secure and comfortable living for lower-income people aged 55 and over on church property in Freeport. The Bishop Ronald H. Carter Manor, named for the late prelate, will have 75 one-bedroom and four two-bedroom units, and amenities like a community room and outdoor courtyard, while maintaining the Refuge Apostolic Church of Christ as a place of worship.
A mission to create affordable senior living in Freeport
Levittown-based D&F Development Group has set its sights on addressing the urgent demand for affordable senior housing on Long Island. The developer is planning a $44 million project to provide … more
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Community leaders, including Legislator Kevan Abrahams and Mayor Robert Kennedy, collaborated with TRIMZ Barbershop to host a highly attended back-to-school giveaway in Freeport, offering students essential supplies and services.
18th Annual Kutz For Edu Back-To-School Giveaway
A remarkable back-to-school event in Freeport, witnessed a large turnout as Legislator Kevan Abrahams, Mayor Robert Kennedy, Legislator Debra Mule, and other community leaders teamed up with TRIMZ … more
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September marks the annual Library Card Sign-up Month, with the Freeport Memorial Library partnering with the American Library Association to highlight the numerous benefits of library cards, including access to books, eBooks, and unique services like the “Library of Things” offering items such as telescopes and bicycle repair kits, while also providing entrepreneurial support and a diverse range of educational and cultural events throughout September.
September marks Library Card Signup Month
September has arrived, and with it comes the annual celebration of Library Card Sign-up Month. The Freeport Memorial Library is proud to join hands with the American Library Association (ALA) and … more
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Tyshaun Johashen
Freeport Man enters guilty plea for fatal drunk-driving incident
Freeport Man enters guilty plea for fatal drunk-driving incident on Babylon Turnpike. Tyshaun Johashen, a resident of Freeport, has pleaded guilty to aggravated vehicular homicide and associated … more
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The Woodward Children’s Center recently marked a significant milestone with the unveiling of its sprawling Outdoor Sports Complex on Aug. 4. This ambitious project, years in the making and meticulously planned, represents a substantial step forward for the institution renowned for its unwavering commitment to exceptional special education.
Woodward unveils its new sports complex
The Woodward Children’s Center, in Freeport, renowned for its dedication to exceptional special education, inaugurated its new Outdoor Sports Complex on Aug. 4. It was the culmination of a … more
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The Freeport Memorial Library is set to receive a grant of more than $300,000 for upgrading its HVAC system in the West Building, as part of a $34 million State Education Department initiative supporting library projects statewide. Assemblyman Brian Curran announced the aid for local libraries, emphasizing their vital role as centers of learning and community engagement, while Commissioner Betty A. Rosa highlighted the transformative potential of the funds to enrich lives across the state by enhancing library infrastructure and services.
Freeport Memorial Library scores big to beat the heat
This summer has broken temperature records, and it’s no secret to those who ventured into the Freeport Memorial Library recently. Rather than finding a cool escape, patrons have been met with heat … more
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The Freeport-Merrick Rotary Club, with its newly installed leadership board members, remains dedicated to its 80-year legacy of community service, emphasizing “Service Above Self,” focusing on peace, promoting mental health, and fostering an inclusive environment while continuing to serve the Freeport community. From left, Barry McDaniel Emily Margulis, Florence Marc-Charles Dee Dee Harrison Paul Gamble.
Freeport-Merrick Rotary Club welcomes new leadership
In a prestigious ceremony, the Freeport-Merrick Rotary Club recently convened its annual installation dinner, welcoming a fresh lineup of leadership board members dedicated to upholding the club’s … more
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