Mike Deak is a content provider and reporter who focuses on local news in Bound Brook, New Jersey. He writes for MyCentralJersey and Yahoo News, covering a range of topics including local government, weather events, infrastructure projects, and community issues.
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The police headquarters is one part of the municipal complex that is receiving attention of the Township Committee.
By: Mike Deak
The national Milken Educator Awards that honor teachers in their early to mid-career for what they have achieved and for what they will accomplish.
By: Mike Deak
Almost 60% of Central Jersey's dozen hospitals have received an A grade in the Fall 2024 Leapfrog Hospital Safety Grade report which examines 31 factors in a hospital's ability to prevent medical errors, accidents and infections.
By: Mike Deak
In January 2023, Kraus's conspirators, Harry Pizutelli and Maritza Flores, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit health care fraud and tax evasion relating to defrauding the New Jersey Traumatic Brain Injury Fund (TBI Fund) of millions of dollars for their own personal benefit.“C.R. Kraus was intent on defrauding the Traumatic Brain Injury Fund by making false claims that he treated patients who suffer from such maladies,” said Nelson Delgado, FBI Newark Acting Special Agent in Charge, in a news release.= “This not only took away valuable resources from other deserving patients but enabled Kraus and his co-conspirators to benefit substantial monetary gain, to the tune of more than $4 million. The FBI investigative team worked to put a stop to their fraudulent behavior, and bring to justice criminals who use the healthcare system as a personal piggy bank."
By: Mike Deak
"We have to be very careful about what ultimately ends up on the site," said Council President Timothy Ring.
By: Mike Deak
In 1973, the organization opened the first nonprofit, privately run youth shelter in New Jersey in Bradley Gardens.
By: Mike Deak
The investigation determined that the teen driver had been speeding and did not stop at a stop sign, according to the prosecutor.
By: Mike Deak
RARITAN BOROUGH – Maybe the third time will be the charm. In the face of a $100 million lawsuit , the Borough Council will vote next week
The project is the most significant construction on the hospital's Rehill Avenue campus since the Steeplechase Cancer Center in 2007.
Lenic Galvin, 22, who formerly lived in Bound Brook, will also have to register as a sex offender under Megan's Law under the sentence imposed by Somerset County Superior Court Judge Jonathan W. Romankow.
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