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April 22, 2026
Neugard Pharmacy in Bay Ridge is Closing 4/24
Neugard Pharmacy at 7311 – 3rd Avenue in Bay Ridge is Closing on Friday, April 24th.
This is very sad to see as many Ridgites loved this pharmacy up until they renovated the place. After they renovated, there were a lot of complaints that the pharmacy wasn’t open and the phone wasn’t working. People were frustrated because they couldn’t pick up their prescriptions.
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April 22, 2026
68th Pct. Police Nab Catalytic Converter Thieves
Not an actual picture of the thieves or police.
A Bay Ridge resident saw a catalytic converter being taken from a car parked on Marine Avenue between 92nd and 93rd Street.
He called the cops and the peolice caught the thieves about an hour later.
Thank you to our neighbor, who took the time to contact the police. Hooray for the NYPD officers who went after the thieves! The 68th Precinct police should have shared that they caught the thieves. It’s nice to get good news once in awhile.
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April 22, 2026
Wheels Stolen Overnight in Bay Ridge
The wheels were taken from a black Honda CRV parked on Narrows Avenue between 75th and 76th Street. The Honda is propped up on plastic milk crates.
A black SUV on 81st Street between Narrows Avenue and Colonial Road had two tires stolen and was resting on a milk crate.
We are sorry our neighbors had to come out to their vehicles looking like this.
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April 21, 2026
Insaf Ali is Missing – Sunset Park, Brooklyn
Update: Thank goodness. She was found walking on 97th street and Shore Road.
Insaf Ali is 70-years-old and is missing from Sunset Park Brooklyn.
She has dementia.
Insaf was last seen in a residential area near 5th–6th Ave and mid-50s streets around 1:00 pm today.
Insaf was last seen wearing this head scarf and a long blue top.
She is 5’1, petite and wearing hijab.
She may be walking, trying to get to a familiar place, or may approach strangers for help.
If you see Insaf, PLEASE CALL 911 as her family is very worried.
Prayers for her fast return to her family!
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April 21, 2026
Assemblyman Tannousis Shared The Yelling That Is Going On In Albany – No Call for Order!
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Because they show up and cause havoc in the legislature. They are loud and try to intimidate elected officials. Today, activists pushing the New York for All Act tried to prevent us from… pic.twitter.com/CxoKIDCRTW
— Mike Tannousis (@MikeTannousis) April 21, 2026

No one talks about why things aren’t getting done in Albany. Today, Assemblyman Michael Tannousis shared how people are behaving before a vote in the NYS Assembly. (Click above to play the video)
I’m surprised Carl Heastie (head of the NYS Assembly) is allowing that and isn’t calling for order.
The bill they are voting on is a bill that Andrew Gounardes has sponsored for years, but didn’t do the work to pass year after year BECAUSE HE PUSHES BILLS FOR LOBBYISTS (like the red light ticket cameras)
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April 21, 2026
RIP Crazy Vinnie From Brooklyn – A Bensonhurst Legend
We heard the news that Vinnie from Brooklyn passed away this weekend. He was 82-years-old.
May this Bensonhurst legend rest in peace.

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April 21, 2026
Train To Become an EMT at Bravo Ambulance
If you are interested in changing careers, an Emergency Medical Technician course is going to start at BRAVO Ambulance at 8507 – 7th Avenue on Monday and Wednesday evenings from 7:00 – 10:30 pm.
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April 21, 2026
Support Tawfiq Deli Grocery on 13th Avenue
Tawfiq Deli Grocery on the corner of 78^th Street and 13^th Avenue is closed.
White flowers were placed at the store because Abdul, the owner of the store lost his 15-year-old son, Sater. He was swimming with friends and drowned.
Everyone around 13th Avenue in the 70’s knows this wonderful owner. His son also worked at the store.
Prayers for Abdullah and his family.
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April 21, 2026
An Update on Schnitzel Haus in Bay Ridge
Today, Schnitzel Haus got their liquor license at their new location 114 Bay Ridge Avenue! Congratulations Fred and Amber!
They are going to have Happy Hour from 4:00 – 7:00 pm from Monday to Friday. That’s fantastic!
BINGO is on Wednesday nights – just like it was at the old location. They are also continuing Prime Rib Thursdays.
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April 21, 2026
Two Delicious Split Pea Soups in Bay Ridge
Tonight I had M&M Deli/The Bean Post’s split pea soup and it was soooooooo good.
This was the first time I had their pea soup. It’s definitely homemade and it is worth mentioning because it was delicious and very hearty. (I mention this because some places serve soup that tastes like canned soup). Also it was reasonably priced. M&M Deli is at 506 – 76th Street.
A completely different pea soup that is equally delicious is Offshore Diner’s pea soup. They give you homemade croutons and they are so good in the creamy soup. If you at pea soup at a diner yeas ago, they always had fantastic crunchy croutons. Offshore Diner is at 7822 – 3rd Avenue.
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April 20, 2026
Why Didn’t the 5th Avenue BID Discuss Removal of Garbage Bins at the March CB 10 Meeting?
The 5th Avenue BID removed the garbage cans from the street corners.
Sixteen Citibins were placed on 5th Avenue from 67th Street to 85th Street (pictured above).
Why? The BID wrote in their newsletter that the NYC Department of Sanitation directed all BIDs to take steps toward containerization.
The new containers were placed at 6701, 6729, 6739, 6801, 6901, 7101, 7134, 7321, 7428, 7601, 7801, 7901, 8125, 8226, 8325, and 8425 5th Avenue. Some blocks went from having garbage cans on on each corner to just one Citibin for the whole block (some blocks have none!)
The problem is that the BID and local politicians didn’t communicate this with the community. Why? Because they do not care!
People have been sharing that the cans were removed and there is no where to put trash.
Before the garbage cans were removed from the corners, they should have taped the top of the cans and put a sign alerting people to use the new Citibins. Most people think these containers are private garbage bins for the businesses on 5th Avenue.
The BID put a video on Instagram and thought that was good. See:

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Now garbage is being left on some street corners where the garbage cans used to be. Even worse: some property owners are being fined because garbage was left next to their garbage cans on the street.
Next week, the Bay Ridge BID will finally share the information at the CB10 Environmental Committee on Thursday, April 23rd at 7:00 pm at the District Office 8119- 5th Avenue or via Zoom at https://bit.ly/ENV042322026
Why wasn’t this information shared at the March meeting? The Director of the Bay Ridge BID is on Community Board 10.
Bay Ridge’s NYC Council representative, Kayla Santosuosso sent out a newsletter with very little information. Why didn’t she mention this change to 5th Avenue so property owners didn’t get ticketed?
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April 20, 2026
Missing Teen From Brooklyn
The 60th Precinct share that this student has been missing since April 1st.
She was last seen at a home in Gravesend.
She is 5’4″ and 110 lbs.
She was wearing a yellow jacket, green pants and black shoes.
If you have any information call: 718-946-3352.
Prayers for her safe return.
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Neugard Pharmacy at 7311 – 3rd Avenue in Bay Ridge is Closing on Friday, April 24th.

This is very sad to see as many Ridgites loved this pharmacy up until they renovated the place. After they renovated, there were a lot of complaints that the pharmacy wasn’t open and the phone wasn’t working. People were frustrated because they couldn’t pick up their prescriptions.

A Bay Ridge resident saw a catalytic converter being taken from a car parked on Marine Avenue between 92nd and 93rd Street.

He called the cops and the peolice caught the thieves about an hour later.

Thank you to our neighbor, who took the time to contact the police. Hooray for the NYPD officers who went after the thieves! The 68th Precinct police should have shared that they caught the thieves. It’s nice to get good news once in awhile.

The wheels were taken from a black Honda CRV parked on Narrows Avenue between 75th and 76th Street. The Honda is propped up on plastic milk crates.

A black SUV on 81st Street between Narrows Avenue and Colonial Road had two tires stolen and was resting on a milk crate.

We are sorry our neighbors had to come out to their vehicles looking like this.

Update: Thank goodness. She was found walking on 97th street and Shore Road.

Insaf Ali is 70-years-old and is missing from Sunset Park Brooklyn.

She has dementia.

Insaf was last seen in a residential area near 5th–6th Ave and mid-50s streets around 1:00 pm today.

Insaf was last seen wearing this head scarf and a long blue top.

She is 5’1, petite and wearing hijab.

She may be walking, trying to get to a familiar place, or may approach strangers for help.

If you see Insaf, PLEASE CALL 911 as her family is very worried.

Prayers for her fast return to her family!

No one talks about why things aren’t getting done in Albany. Today, Assemblyman Michael Tannousis shared how people are behaving before a vote in the NYS Assembly. (Click above to play the video)

I’m surprised Carl Heastie (head of the NYS Assembly) is allowing that and isn’t calling for order.

The bill they are voting on is a bill that Andrew Gounardes has sponsored for years, but didn’t do the work to pass year after year BECAUSE HE PUSHES BILLS FOR LOBBYISTS (like the red light ticket cameras)

We heard the news that Vinnie from Brooklyn passed away this weekend. He was 82-years-old.

May this Bensonhurst legend rest in peace.

If you are interested in changing careers, an Emergency Medical Technician course is going to start at BRAVO Ambulance at 8507 – 7th Avenue on Monday and Wednesday evenings from 7:00 – 10:30 pm.

Tawfiq Deli Grocery on the corner of 78th Street and 13th Avenue is closed.

White flowers were placed at the store because Abdul, the owner of the store lost his 15-year-old son, Sater. He was swimming with friends and drowned.

Everyone around 13th Avenue in the 70’s knows this wonderful owner. His son also worked at the store.

Prayers for Abdullah and his family.

Today, Schnitzel Haus got their liquor license at their new location 114 Bay Ridge Avenue! Congratulations Fred and Amber!

They are going to have Happy Hour from 4:00 – 7:00 pm from Monday to Friday. That’s fantastic!

BINGO is on Wednesday nights – just like it was at the old location. They are also continuing Prime Rib Thursdays.

Tonight I had M&M Deli/The Bean Post’s split pea soup and it was soooooooo good.

This was the first time I had their pea soup. It’s definitely homemade and it is worth mentioning because it was delicious and very hearty. (I mention this because some places serve soup that tastes like canned soup). Also it was reasonably priced. M&M Deli is at 506 – 76th Street.

A completely different pea soup that is equally delicious is Offshore Diner’s pea soup. They give you homemade croutons and they are so good in the creamy soup. If you at pea soup at a diner yeas ago, they always had fantastic crunchy croutons. Offshore Diner is at 7822 – 3rd Avenue.

The 5th Avenue BID removed the garbage cans from the street corners.

Sixteen Citibins were placed on 5th Avenue from 67th Street to 85th Street (pictured above).

Why? The BID wrote in their newsletter that the NYC Department of Sanitation directed all BIDs to take steps toward containerization.

The new containers were placed at 6701, 6729, 6739, 6801, 6901, 7101, 7134, 7321, 7428, 7601, 7801, 7901, 8125, 8226, 8325, and 8425 5th Avenue. Some blocks went from having garbage cans on on each corner to just one Citibin for the whole block (some blocks have none!)

The problem is that the BID and local politicians didn’t communicate this with the community. Why? Because they do not care!

People have been sharing that the cans were removed and there is no where to put trash.

Before the garbage cans were removed from the corners, they should have taped the top of the cans and put a sign alerting people to use the new Citibins. Most people think these containers are private garbage bins for the businesses on 5th Avenue.

The BID put a video on Instagram and thought that was good. See:

Now garbage is being left on some street corners where the garbage cans used to be. Even worse: some property owners are being fined because garbage was left next to their garbage cans on the street.

Next week, the Bay Ridge BID will finally share the information at the CB10 Environmental Committee on Thursday, April 23rd at 7:00 pm at the District Office 8119- 5th Avenue or via Zoom at https://bit.ly/ENV042322026

Why wasn’t this information shared at the March meeting? The Director of the Bay Ridge BID is on Community Board 10.

Bay Ridge’s NYC Council representative, Kayla Santosuosso sent out a newsletter with very little information. Why didn’t she mention this change to 5th Avenue so property owners didn’t get ticketed?

The 60th Precinct share that this student has been missing since April 1st.

She was last seen at a home in Gravesend.

She is 5’4″ and 110 lbs.

She was wearing a yellow jacket, green pants and black shoes.

If you have any information call: 718-946-3352.

Prayers for her safe return.

Tawfiq Deli Grocery on the corner of 78^th Street and 13^th Avenue is closed.