Freeport, NY News & Events

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Top 50 boys outdoor track and field athletes this spring

Newsday's annual list of the top 50 boys runners, jumpers and throwers this spring.

Top 50 girls outdoor track and field athletes this spring

U.S. News & World Report best graduate schools: Here's how LI colleges ranked

Keira Ulmschneider strong on mound as Mepham defeats Seaford

DeBoer takes over as Islanders coach

Upcoming Events

Tuesday, April 7

Let It Roll! A Spring Break Gaming Extravaganza

Apr7

Play any card game, board game, and some intro Dungeons & Dragons, feel free to bring your favorite board game, snacks and juice box will be included, register

Where

Sparkle on Stage Cultural Arts Center

195 Woodcleft Ave.

Freeport, NY

Phone

516-240-1188

Price

$12

Website

sparkleonstage.org

Art Talks: Georgia O'Keeffe

Apr8

Art professor Thomas Germano will discuss the life and artwork of American modernist painter Georgia O'Keeffe, held in-person and virtually, register

Where

Freeport Memorial Library

144 W. Merrick Rd.

Freeport, NY

Phone

516-379-3274

Price

free

Website

freeportlibrary.info

Online: Loving the Library - The History of Libraries in America

Apr9

Historian JoAnn Tufo will highlight the history of libraries in America from the colonial period to the present, register for a link

Where

Freeport Memorial Library

144 W. Merrick Rd.

Freeport, NY

Phone

516-379-3274

Price

free

Website

freeportlibrary.info

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