At Memorial Day parade in Freeport, "what it means to serve and protect" is on display
One of Long Island's largest Memorial Day parades celebrating servicemen and women takes place in Freeport.
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One of Long Island's largest Memorial Day parades celebrating servicemen and women takes place in Freeport.
If you missed it, don't worry. You'll have another chance in July.
Some of the most heartfelt Memorial Day tributes contain no words, just 24 notes.
Mayor Eric Adams came on stage to issue a proclamation making Sunday "Andre De Shields day."
Delta had the most cancellations Sunday, blaming bad weather and air traffic control conditions, but it is looking better Monday.
While many will be barbecuing and beaching it, others want everyone to take a moment to remember what this day is really all about..
The pastor at St. Augustine Catholic Church said the incident took place sometime between Thursday and Saturday.
Six actors in four shows, including a trio from "Take Me Out," are nominated.
The iconic Long Island event draws as many as 300,000 spectators, and on Sunday the pilots didn't disappoint.
It appears people thought they heard gunshots, but police said no shots were fired.
Mayor Adams spoke at the service and added his name to the growing list of those calling for action addressing gun violence.
Police say no one was injured in the incident, which happened on Saturday evening.
It was a rough Saturday for quite a few people due to the deluge and the flooding of their building.
CBS2's Dave Carlin visited the rain-slicked boardwalk in the afternoon, but the beginning part of the day was nice.
The incident happened Thursday evening on Park Avenue near East 60th Street.
