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Former Stony Point Highway Super, Business Owner Dies: 'Will Be Deeply Missed' Former Stony Point Highway Super, Business Owner Dies: 'Will Be Deeply Missed' Former Stony Point Highway Super, Business Owner Dies: 'Will Be Deeply Missed'
Former Stony Point Highway Super, Business Owner Dies: 'Will Be Deeply Missed' A Rockland County community is mourning the loss of a longtime highway superintendent and business owner who served the public for nearly two decades.  Larry Robert Brissing Sr., a lifelong North Rockland resident, died peacefully at home on Saturday, Sept. 13 at the age of 76, surrounded by his children, his obituary said. Brissing began his career as a heavy equipment operator before starting his own company, LRB Excavating, in 1986. In 2003, he was appointed and later elected as Stony Point’s Superintendent of Highways, a position he held for 19 years until his retirement …
Longtime Highway Supervisor, Business Owner In Northern Westchester Dies Longtime Highway Supervisor, Business Owner In Northern Westchester Dies Longtime Highway Supervisor, Business Owner In Northern Westchester Dies
Longtime Highway Supervisor, Business Owner In Northern Westchester Dies Lifelong Northern Westchester County resident and longtime highway supervisor Drew Allan Outhouse died on Sunday, July 11, at the age of 73. Outhouse lived in North Salem and was a graduate of North Salem High School, according to his obituary. He worked as the highway superintendent for the Town of North Salem for 30 years, and he retired in 2009. Additionally, for more than 46 years, he was a member of the Croton Falls Fire Department. "He enjoyed cooking, gardening, listening to music and spending time at Brant Lake," his obituary reads. "However, his greatest passion and love was …
Here Are Long Island's Primary Election Results Here Are Long Island's Primary Election Results Here Are Long Island's Primary Election Results
Here Are Long Island's Primary Election Results There were eight primary elections on Tuesday, June 25 featuring several city, town and county legislative races.  Here are the unofficial results, according to the Boards of Election in Nassau and Suffolk counties: Long Beach  Seven Democrats were running for three seats on the Long Beach City Council. The unofficial winners knocked two incumbents off the Nov. 5 ballot line. Elizabeth Treston led all others with 24 percent of the vote, according to unofficial returns. Ronald Paganini was in second place, with 22 percent of the votes cast. Karen McInnis was expected to land…