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The Muldowney family carries forward stories of their loved ones after September 11 loss - Herald Community Newspapers (opens the original)
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Like many Long Island and New York communities, Freeport’s losses connected to the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks are painful scars on local households and the village at large. These losses, however, have not prevented Freeport from making concerted efforts to remember and honor the legacies of those lost, which has helped their lights burn as bright as ever 25 years later. One of the families forever impacted by the terror attacks is the Muldowney family, who lost two close relatives, Richard Muld
Long Island Cares rallies support for Hunger Action Month - Herald Community Newspapers (opens the original)
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During the month of September food banks across the country will be celebrating Hunger Action Month, a time for communities to support organizations that seek to help food-insecure families. Long Island Cares, a network of Long Island food pantries, is joining this initiative as it hopes to secure additional food and monetary donations from Long Island communities to further its ongoing services. Peter Crescenti, media relations representative for Long Island Cares, described the rising cost of
Long Island Cares rallies support for Hunger Action Month - Herald Community Newspapers (opens the original)
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During the month of September food banks across the country will be celebrating Hunger Action Month, a time for communities to support organizations that seek to help food-insecure families. Long Island Cares, a network of Long Island food pantries, is joining this initiative as it hopes to secure additional food and monetary donations from Long Island communities to further its ongoing services. Peter Crescenti, media relations representative for Long Island Cares, described the rising cost of
Cutz for EDU event in Freeport gives students free haircuts and school supplies - Herald Community Newspapers (opens the original)
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Trimz Barber Shop, on Guy Lombardo Avenue in Freeport, hosted its annual Cutz for EDU back-to-school giveaway event last Saturday, benefiting hundreds of children from across Long Island. Donated composition and spiral notebooks, pens and pencils, erasers, pencil cases, pocket folders, child-safe scissors, glue sticks, rulers and other school supplies were given out to students in the barber shop’s parking lot. The event, which has had 22 renditions, was once a modest giveaway, but now draws ove
Contract termination with controversial consultants among several new Freeport school district changes - Herald Community Newspapers (opens the original)
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•Fia Davis reinstated as superintendent of schools •Three “executive” positions changed back to assistant superintendents •Assistant superintendent for educational and administrative services position is restored •Marie Gaboton-Swift brought back to administrative role •High school football head coach Jimmy Jones reinstated after being placed on leave •Perkins Consulting Group contract with district is terminated •Interim principal for Freeport High School hired after abrupt resignation of Shoma
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