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Wild moment New Yorker guns his electric scooter on the Verrazzano Bridge. #NewYorkcity #VerrazanoBridge #Portauthority #nypd #nyc #Verrazzano #ericadams pic.twitter.com/0tggjeJENM — NY Actions (@NY_ACTIONS) December 30, 2021 .
Wednesday, December 29th, 2021Met Fresh in Bay Ridge Has At Home Covid Tests
MetFresh on 3rd Avenue and 96th Street shared on Instagram that they have the On/Go Covid-19 Self Test in stock. There is information about this test here.
Wednesday, December 29th, 2021March Against Anti-Semitism in Brooklyn 1/2/22
Update: See the rally here. On Sunday, January 2nd, Councilmember Inna Vernikov is holding a March on 86th Street and Bay Parkway at 12:00 pm. She organized this because of the incident at hate earlier this week on 86th Street in Bay Ridge. The march is happening because of the awful incident that happened to […]
Wednesday, December 29th, 2021Brian Fox, Bay Ridge Republicans and the Police Union – LBA, Call Out Anti-Semitism
This afternoon, Brian Fox, some Brooklyn Republicans and members of the police, LBA spoke on 86th Street and called out the Anti-Semitism. I’m impressed that they took the time to say this was important. Teens and young adults are watching this and they are seeing what’s allowed and tolerated in our community. I’m glad there […]
Wednesday, December 29th, 2021What’s Coming to Century’s Spot in Bay Ridge?
From Ripco Real Estate People miss shopping at Century’s. A lot of people hoped that Century’s would re-open. Some people dreamed about Trader Joes taking a place on 86th Street. Today, I saw Ripco Real Estate has a portfolio with all seven of the buildings for lease. It included TJ Maxx on 86th Street and […]
Wednesday, December 29th, 2021Chase Bank on 86th St in Bay Ridge Closed Today
Chase at 413 – 86th Street in Bay Ridge is closed. The sign on the door read: “Our branch is temporarily closed due to New York City’s Covid-19 Workplace Vaccination Order.” (Like this one) On Monday, December 27th, workers in New York City who interact with the public had to show proof they have received […]
Wednesday, December 29th, 2021Citibank on 86th Street Temporarily Closed
The 86th Street Citibank is temporarily closed. If you need customer service, go to the Citibank on 3rd Avenue and 75th Street. .
Wednesday, December 29th, 2021Free Virtual Acting Classes for Tweens & Teens
Free acting classes for tweens and teens will take place over Zoom every Friday from 4-5 pm starting on January 7, 2022 and ending June 24th. To register go here .
Wednesday, December 29th, 2021CityMD in Bay Ridge is Temporarily Closed
CityMD is temporarily closed starting today, December 29th due to staffing shortage. Why did CityMD close the Bay Ridge office? Channel 11 PIX said that with Covid surging, CityMD is at capacity and is trying to preserve their staff so they don’t need to close other locations. (See here) Bay Ridge was one of thirty-one […]
Tuesday, December 28th, 2021Coney Island’s New Years Eve Fireworks 2021
I can not find any information about Coney Island fireworks show for New Years Eve in Brooklyn this year 2021 to 2022. I called 311 and they said no one in Coney Island, Brooklyn has a permit for fireworks for New Years Eve. Coney Island fireworks would have been perfect for New Years Eve because […]
Tuesday, December 28th, 2021Video of Shooting on 68th Street in Bay Ridge – Suspects Still on the Loose
There was a shooting on December 21st at 12:55 am at 308 68th Street in Bay Ridge. (Info here) The perps approached a 33-year-old man with a gun and shot him in the leg in the apartment vestibule. The suspects fled in a white vehicle and are still on the loose. (Source) It’s strange that […]
Tuesday, December 28th, 2021Governor Kathy Hochul Called Out Hate When Senator Andrew Gounardes Didn’t
Yesterday, Governor Kathy Hochul had no problem calling out the antisemitism that happened in Bay Ridge on Sunday around 10:45 am. (See here) But not one leader in Bay Ridge said anything about it. Hours after Governor Hochul’s tweet, Senator Andrew Gounardes finally made a statement on Twitter about it. (See here) Why didn’t Gounardes […]
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