Archive for 2019
« Previous Entries Tuesday, December 31st, 2019Thank You Bay Ridge! Happy New Year!
We started the decade as new home owners in Bay Ridge! I’ve wanted to live here since I was a teen. Thank you to all the people in Bay Ridge who make this community great! Thank you to all the community groups here that make sure that children, seniors, veterans and animals […]
Tuesday, December 31st, 2019Senator Gounardes Wins a Ridgie Award
Since an outside group, Streetsblog, presented Senator Gounardes with an ‘end of the year’ award, we would be remiss if we didn’t as well! After all, outsiders can’t be the only ones recognizing Gounardes’ work! We would like to present Andrew Gounardes with the 2019 Ridgie Lemon Award for making people […]
Tuesday, December 31st, 2019Break Dancing Classes on Bath Avenue
Elite Dance Complex has break dancing class for girls and boys 9 – 18 years old on Thursday Friday and Saturday evening. See Here Elite Dance Complex is at 1648 Bath Avenue in Brooklyn. 718-337-8497.
Tuesday, December 31st, 2019Prestige Hockey in Coney Island
Classes for children ages 5-7 years old. $50 for four weeks. Program starts on January 4th
Tuesday, December 31st, 2019Brannan Wants You to Count Homeless People
Councilman Justin Brannan wants you to count homeless people. See Brannan’s tweet here Oh and if you volunteer, you will get a free t-shirt for counting homeless people because every entitled person wants a shirt that says they counted homeless men, women and children in NYC. I've been volunteering for the HOPE Count […]
Sunday, December 29th, 2019Councilman Brannan Joined a Bill Which Hurts Long-Time Residents
On Christmas Day, an article came out in The Post about Joe Borelli’s property tax bill that Councilman Justin Brannan eagerly supported. Many people messaged me on Christmas, to tell me because they thought the politicians finally got it together and wanted to announce the property tax bill to residents on Xmas. […]
Sunday, December 29th, 2019Car Crash 92nd Street in Bay Ridge
WOW. If you hear all of the sirens, it is because there was a car crash at 52 – 92nd Street. People are sharing video on Citizen. See here We were driving in the opposite direction when we saw the NYPD and ambulance was coming down. Hopefully, everyone is okay. Cars can be […]
Sunday, December 29th, 2019Dyker Heights Didn’t Receive the Help They Needed
Long before the Christmas season, our local papers were loaded with pictures and stories of politicians at tables “supposedly” correcting the problems for this season. The situation was bad enough this year that the news Reported about it. First there was the loophole bill that allowed one ice cream truck vendor […]
Sunday, December 29th, 2019Coszcal de Allende Recognized in Top Dishes List
Congratulations to Coszcal de Allende at 6824 3rd Avenue. Their dish, Sopa Panza was named one of the fifteen best dishes in NYC by Robert Sietsema. See here I have been to Coszcal de Allende many times, but I have never ordered the sopa panza because it has tripe in it. The other things […]
Sunday, December 29th, 2019Grand Larceny – Credit Card at NY Sports Club
The 68th Precinct shared that they are searching for a man who committed a crime at NY Sports Club at 439 – 86th Street. He is wanted for grand larceny of a credit card. You can see the pictures larger here
Sunday, December 29th, 2019Ten Anti-Semitic Acts in NY This Week
Most of these attacks were in Brooklyn! Councilman Deutch shared this tonight: Saturday, December 28th: Five people were stabbed with a machete at a Hanukkah celebration at a Rabbi’s home in Monsey. Story here Friday, December 27th: a) Three Jewish women (ages 22, 26 and 31) were slapped by a 30-year-old […]
Sunday, December 29th, 2019Five People Struck by a Train in Brooklyn
The NYPD Scanner shared this: FDNY reporting 5 people struck by a Q train in Brooklyn on East 16 Street and Avenue U. Seen here One person is dead at the scene, and a second person was removed by EMS in serious condition. How awful! They may have been hanging out and writing graffiti. […]
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