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Wednesday, October 11th, 2023Sandra Casatelli Street Naming Bay Ridge – 10/15
Yes, this is how a street naming is announced! If someone important is getting a street named in their memory, then everyone should know it’s happening and why.
Wednesday, October 11th, 2023Buy Yarn at The Bookmark Shoppe Sale – 25% Off
The Bookmark Shoppe at 8415 – 3rd Avenue had a fire. They need to move the yarn so they have room for their children’s books. Stop in and purchase yarn at 25% so you can make some nice things for the holidays!
Tuesday, October 10th, 202386th Street in Bay Ridge is a Mess, Yet Justin Brannan’s Flyer Claims He Revitalized It
When I moved here fourteen years ago, I shopped on 86th Street all the time. Now I hardly go to 86th Street to shop. Not only are many stores closed, but the street is run down. Empty storefronts have graffiti or are just dirty. Bay Ridge is just not being maintained – not just this […]
Saturday, October 7th, 2023Clothes Alterations- Best Tailors in Bay Ridge 11209
Having a good tailor to do alterations is important, especially when you need the alterations done quickly. We used to go to 99th Street Cleaners until we found Basil at Elegance Cleaners (Basil retired in 2021.) Now we go to 99th St. Cleaners and Milano on 86th Street. 1) 99th Street Cleaners – […]
Thursday, October 5th, 2023Fire at The Bookmark Shoppe in Bay Ridge Today
Around 4:00 pm, there was a damaging fire in the Children’s Section of the Bookmark Shoppe. We are glad they were all safe. We hope the cleanup and repairs are fast and the store is open soon.
Thursday, October 5th, 2023Caileigh Duggan’s Number 17 Retired at Fontbonne Hall High School
In #Brooklyn, the death of a talented teen athlete has led to her number being retired. #AroundTheBoroughs #ny1 @Sherwoodstock @chelsea_j_katz @JohnQuaglione pic.twitter.com/BYQO1okPQR — Ron Lee (@RonLeeReporting) October 4, 2023 @abc7ny Teen who died suddenly in her sleep honored by her former team #suddenloss #news #fyp ? original sound – ABC7NY
Wednesday, October 4th, 2023The Crowd Cheered For Ari Kagan at the Candidates’ Forum in Bay Ridge Today
Brannan kept his eye on Kagan. Except when he was busy playing on his phone. Moderators asked about climate change, which is strange because the migrants and crime are the two big topics now. Watch the video: Climate Change is the worst topic for Brannan because he failed to request a hearing for environmentalists at […]
Tuesday, October 3rd, 2023AARP Hosts Candidate Forum in Bay Ridge 10/4
Journalist, Ethan Stark-Miller announced that Schneps Media and Politics NY News is hosting a candidates’ forum for City Council candidates in our section of Brooklyn. (Announcement) The candidate’s forum will take place on Wednesday, October 4th from 6:00 – 8:00 pm at the Bay Ridge Manor at 476 76th Street. Register here Doors open at […]
Sunday, October 1st, 2023Bay Ridge Fabric Store – Material
J&A Fabrics at 9009 5th Avenue is the only fabric store in Bay Ridge. It’s a great store and the owner is super helpful. There is also another fabric store on 18th Avenue and 62nd Street. https://www.google.com/…/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4… Katz – it’s not open on Saturday – it’s on the corner of New Utrecht and 45th Street. https://www.google.com/…/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1slvJyVFA9aX… For […]
Thursday, September 28th, 2023New Mural on 86th Street in Bay Ridge
The painting on the wall on the building on 86th Street and Gatling Place looks clean and fresh. Kaves painted it. I didn’t realize people were going to be painted under the words, Bay Ridge. It looks like these artists will be done in a few more days. Too bad Councilman Brannan did not maintain […]
Thursday, September 28th, 2023Rite Aid – Why Is No One Helping This Store?
WOW this is awful. Mary Jo shared some photos taken at Rite Aid Drug Store in Bay Ridge. Above, the photo shows the gate that was installed in the first aisle to prevent people from running out of the store with items they didn’t pay for. I don’t remember store shelves looking bare like this. […]
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