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Cow Meadow Park came alive with dogs, families, and music for the 2025 Spring Fling Dog Walk, raising more than $10,000 for mental health programs across Long Island
George Moore, a former NYPD detective, was sentenced to up to six years in prison for a drunken, high-speed crash on the Meadowbrook Parkway that left two women seriously injured.
A sweeping federal lawsuit accuses the Village of Freeport of unlawfully seizing thousands of vehicles since 2016, with over 5,000 plaintiffs claiming constitutional violations and seeking $30 million in damages.
Freeport voters overwhelmingly approved a $250.9 million school budget on Tuesday that maintains all programs without raising the tax levy, while also backing two new Board of Education trustees and funding for the Freeport Memorial Library.
Roosevelt High School students were treated to a helicopter landing and hands-on learning as part of a countywide Law Enforcement Day focused on careers in public service.
Voters in Freeport approved the school district’s $250.9 million budget for the 2025–26 school year on Tuesday night, ing a plan that maintains all existing programs, adds staff, and keeps the tax levy flat.
The Village of Freeport has been accused in a Federal Class Action lawsuit of illegally seizing vehicles from their owners.
More than 100 attendees gathered at Innovative Daycare Corp. in Freeport for a national Day Without Child Care rally, spotlighting low wages, underfunding, and the essential role of early educators.
Freeport High School will host a community service project on May 17 to pack over 240 duffel bags for homeless veterans, as part of Rotary’s EPIC Day of Service and a partnership with the nonprofit General Needs.
Construction at the Moxey Rigby site in Freeport is on schedule, with the foundation phase set to begin this summer and 200 new affordable and workforce apartments slated for completion by December 2026.
Columnist
Since 1949, May has been observed as Mental Health Awareness Month — a time to highlight the importance of prioritizing a core element of human wellness that is far too often overlooked in our society.
Columnist
The sun is back, high in the sky, and with it comes a timely reminder: Don’t forget the sunscreen.
Columnist
Medicaid provides essential medical services to millions of children, seniors, people with disabilities, and veterans across our country, including 170,000 of my constituents in New York’s 4th Congressional District.
Herald Editorial
As the last Monday in May approaches, many Americans look forward to Memorial Day as the unofficial start of summer — a three-day weekend filled with barbecues, beach trips, travel and clearance sales.