Studies Suggest Good Oral Hygiene Can Prevent Dementia

Studies Suggest Good Oral Hygiene Can Prevent Dementia

Approximately 75% of people don’t replace their toothbrushes as often as they should, but perhaps people will be more inclined to keep up with good oral hygiene habits when they hear about the new research suggesting that losing teeth nearly doubles the risk of developing dementia. A study of elderly people published in the Journal […]

Rockland Suspends Brega, Seeks to End Bus Contracts

Rockland Suspends Brega, Seeks to End Bus Contracts

COUNTY PRESS RELEASE – Rockland County  suspended Richard Brega and the Brega organizations, barring them from bidding on future contracts, and moved to end some current contracts before they expire, Rockland County Executive Ed Day announced last week. Brega was arrested by the FBI in January for allegedly falsifying municipal bus contracts with BOCES in his […]

BRABENEC OUTLINES 2017 BUDGET PRIORITIES

BRABENEC OUTLINES 2017 BUDGET PRIORITIES

A Legislative Column by Assemblyman Karl Brabenec (R,TCN-Deerpark) As we delve deeper into budget negotiations here in Albany and approach the April 1 deadline, there are many questions still to be answered. All that seems to be talked about is giving away free college on the backs of our taxpayers and allowing 16- and 17-year-old murderers and […]

Stony Point “No Knock” Hearing Pushed Back to March 28

Stony Point “No Knock” Hearing Pushed Back to March 28

A winter storm leaving over a foot of snow forced Town of Stony Point Supervisor Jim Monaghan and the Town Board to reschedule a public hearing to amend the town’s code to “Prohibit Improper Real Estate Solicitations in the Town of Stony Point.” A “no knock” law will be discussed at the new hearing date […]