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July 27, 2025
RIP Robert Randazzo – Ft. Hamilton Teacher
Robert Randazzo died unexpectedly. Randazzo has been a NYC teacher for twenty years. He is a drama teacher at Fort Hamilton High School. See here:
https://www.robertacciofuneralhome.com/obituaries/Robert-Randazzo?obId=43704922

Fort Hamilton High School shared this message:
Their is an online site that is collecting memories here:
https://is.gd/Yl6GeL
His wake and prayer service are being held on July 30th in Long Island. See here:
https://is.gd/xlaBFT
Prayers for Robert’s family, friends and students. RIP Robert.
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July 27, 2025
Mayor Eric Adams Will Be In Sunset Park Today
Mayor Eric Adams is expected in Sunset Park today, Sunday, July 27th at 12:00 pm. Avoid the area if you don’t want to be caught in traffic.
Adams is going to be on 65th Street and 8th Avenue campaigning. The Asian community votes, so Adams wants their support.
In Manhattan, the Asian community is supporting Adams over Mamdani. See here:
https://nypost.com/2025/07/18/us-news/nycs-asian-american-community-rallies-behind-mayor-eric-adams-against-zohran-mamdani-i-dont-support-socialists
Eric Adams is going to have a hard time convincing this Asian community that he supports them when Asians in Brooklyn are against Eric Adams putting an all-male shelter on 86th Street. If Adams changed that to a family shelter, it would be more influential than campaigning. The peop;le are afraid and just want to feel safe.
Some Asian grandparents are even sleeping in their vehicles near the site so that they can alert the community if there are any changes at the shelter.
If Eric Adams wants the Asian community’s vote, he needs to offer real safety to the people. Sliwa told the people that they wouldn’t put a shelter on 86th Street.
Update: Curtis Sliwa was counter protesting Adams:
Eric Adams people set up the area to look nice. But Sliwa has a lot more people with him.
Looking like the protest across the street is bigger than the southern Brooklyn AAPI rally for @NYCMayor Eric Adams. Still waiting for the mayor. pic.twitter.com/MjOYdDFLOl
— Jay Root (@byjayroot) July 27, 2025

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July 27, 2025
Beautiful Yard Design George – 79th Street
Beautiful Bay Ridge shared a very creative front yard. I love when people make their own design – well done George K.!
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July 26, 2025
No Money for Some Afterschool Programs in Bay Ridge, But Money Spent Like Water
Some schools in Bay Ridge will not have afterschool programs AGAIN. This is funding cut by LEAPS – (LEAPS stands for Learning and Enrichment After-School Program Supports).
Senator Andrew Gounardes has not shared that information with the community yet.
When I heard about the cuts, I asked Gounardes to cancel his “fun day” in Shore Road Park as two hours of fun can pay for afterschool for several children. The same organization holding the fun day, NIA is also in charge of the afterschool programs, so it would have been a simple phone call.
The low attendance event was held yesterday – see Gounardes video here: https://www.facebook.com/reel/1127295796113816
It was a very poorly advertised event and seemed to be for a certain group of people – almost like a private party. While an event like this is fantastic for Halloween, it is unnecessary in July.
Last year, Iwen Chu and Justin Brannan held the bouncy house fun day in the park. While these days are nice, they seem seem frivoulous when state funding was cut for some schools. That money could have been better spent on afterschool for a few families that needed it.
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July 26, 2025
Some Justice for Ephrain Barreto – Sunset Park
On June 3, 2024, Efrain Barreto was struck by Abed Abed on a moped , as he crossed 60th Street near 5th Avenue in Sunset Park.
Yesterday, Senator Steve Chan announced that there was a conviction in the case. “In Loving Memory” of Efrain Barreto shirts were worn by family and friends, who have been waiting for justice.
Senator Chan wrote that Abed Abed was found guilty on all ten charges. Abed was remanded to jail on a $20,000 cash bail pending sentencing on Monday, September 8th. See charges:
https://is.gd/6wPZ7F
Senator Chan has asked for the community to show up for Abed Abed’s sentencing on September 8th at 9:00 at at Kings Criminal Court at 120 Schermerhorn Street in Brooklyn.
Barreto’s daughter, Vivian has been seeking justice for her father and in turn safer streets for Brooklyn.
Abed was charged with aggravated operation of a motor vehicle without a license in the third degree. He killed Efrain Barreto, so he should have been charged with a felony, but the current law does not support that. Barreto’s daughter wants that changed, so reckless drivers are held accountable for killing people.
RIP Ephrain Barreto. Thank you to his family and community for holding someone accountable in a time when it feels like crime goes nnoticed. Prayers for your continued healing and peace.
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Senator Steve Chan has been taking street safety seriously. He realizes that he can’t just concentrate on just his district because this problem exists throughout Brooklyn.
Senator Chan has been speaking out about deaths in other areas of Brooklyn.
Chan immediately went to Sunset Park after two men were killed while crossing the street. While this is Senator Andrew Gounardes’ district, Gounardes waited almost two weeks to hold a presser and speak about what happened.
For Gounardes, it seems like creating videos is more for his social media, rather than taking action for Brooklyn. The mayor isn’t going to take this issue seriously if the politicians are waiting two weeks to speak up about it. Senator Gounardes ended this week with:
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July 26, 2025
New Benches for John Paul Jones Park
BayRidge11209 has an amazing view and shared that new benches were delivered to John Paul Jones Park. See here:
https://www.instagram.com/p/DMffHpcMTCU/?img_index=1
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July 25, 2025
Open Mic and Karaoke in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn
Here’s Open Mic Nights and Karaoke in Bay Ridge.
Sunday Night
There is karaoke with DJ Wilson at Indigo Murphys at 7102 Fort Hamilton Parkway around 9:00 pm.
Tuesday Nights
Status Q Billards at 8218 – 3rd Avenue has karaoke on Tuesday nights at 8:00 pm.
Wednesday Night
Booze and Tunes has karaoke at The Leif Bar at 6725 – 5th Avenue starting at 8:00 pm.
Thursday Night
Open Mic with Antonio at Kitty Kiernan’s at 9715 – 3rd Avenue. No purchase necessary to sing or perform. The setup here has an amazing lit up mic (looks great in pictures). Open Mic Night starts at 8:30 pm, but some people sign up as early as 8:00 pm.
Friday Night
DJ Lee has karaoke at Hunter’s Steak and Ale House at 9404 – 4th Avenue in Bay Ridge from 10:00 pm – 2:00 am.
Saturday Night
Karaoke at The Leif Bar at 6725 – 5th Avenue with Booze and Tunes starting at 10:00 pm.
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July 25, 2025
The 68th Precinct Boot Operation for Illegal Parking
The 68th Precinct shared the photos above and explained that they had a boot operation to combat illegal parking in the district:
Strangely, no illegally parked trucks got a book.
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July 25, 2025
Small, Tan Dog Found in Bay Ridge – 7/25/25
A nice person found this cute, tan dog on 83rd Street between 5th and 6th Avenues in Bay Ridge and is holding on to the dog for you.
Call Chris if this is your dog 917-757-6168.
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July 25, 2025
92 Street in Bay Ridge Closed Due to Suspicious Package – 7/25/24
This afternoon on Gatling & 92nd Street, a person called 911 to report a suspicious package at the bus stop.
A lot of emergency vehicles were in the area. The street was closed off with tape.
Councilman Brannan said the police investigated and the item was a battery.
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July 25, 2025
Strange Things – Election Fraud in Bay Ridge
There is more information coming out about the Republican Primary election results now:
1) Today an article in the New York Times said there were twenty-two paper ballots that appeared, but were not scanned by the voting machines on election night. See here:
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/07/25/nyregion/election-fraud-new-york-city-council.html
Those 22 votes were not counted.
2) There were two deceased people who “voted” in the Republican Primary election in June. The article says that those two votes WERE counted and included in the total votes! Here’s the reason why:
3) Frank Seddio told the NY Post that several people, who worked at the Brooklyn Board of Elections on this primary were reassigned during this investigation.
4) Personal devices and computers were seized from BOE employees as part of the probe.
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July 25, 2025
Missing Cat in Bay Ridge – 3rd Avenue – 80’s
This flyer is hanging up on 3rd Avenue and 84th Street in Bay Ridge.
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Robert Randazzo died unexpectedly. Randazzo has been a NYC teacher for twenty years. He is a drama teacher at Fort Hamilton High School. See here:

Fort Hamilton High School shared this message:

Their is an online site that is collecting memories here:

His wake and prayer service are being held on July 30th in Long Island. See here:

Prayers for Robert’s family, friends and students. RIP Robert.

Mayor Eric Adams is expected in Sunset Park today, Sunday, July 27th at 12:00 pm. Avoid the area if you don’t want to be caught in traffic.

Adams is going to be on 65th Street and 8th Avenue campaigning. The Asian community votes, so Adams wants their support.

In Manhattan, the Asian community is supporting Adams over Mamdani. See here:

Some Asian grandparents are even sleeping in their vehicles near the site so that they can alert the community if there are any changes at the shelter.

If Eric Adams wants the Asian community’s vote, he needs to offer real safety to the people. Sliwa told the people that they wouldn’t put a shelter on 86th Street.

Update: Curtis Sliwa was counter protesting Adams:

Eric Adams people set up the area to look nice. But Sliwa has a lot more people with him.

Beautiful Bay Ridge shared a very creative front yard. I love when people make their own design – well done George K.!

Some schools in Bay Ridge will not have afterschool programs AGAIN. This is funding cut by LEAPS – (LEAPS stands for Learning and Enrichment After-School Program Supports).

Senator Andrew Gounardes has not shared that information with the community yet.

When I heard about the cuts, I asked Gounardes to cancel his “fun day” in Shore Road Park as two hours of fun can pay for afterschool for several children. The same organization holding the fun day, NIA is also in charge of the afterschool programs, so it would have been a simple phone call.

The low attendance event was held yesterday – see Gounardes video here: https://www.facebook.com/reel/1127295796113816

It was a very poorly advertised event and seemed to be for a certain group of people – almost like a private party. While an event like this is fantastic for Halloween, it is unnecessary in July.

Last year, Iwen Chu and Justin Brannan held the bouncy house fun day in the park. While these days are nice, they seem seem frivoulous when state funding was cut for some schools. That money could have been better spent on afterschool for a few families that needed it.

On June 3, 2024, Efrain Barreto was struck by Abed Abed on a moped , as he crossed 60th Street near 5th Avenue in Sunset Park.

Yesterday, Senator Steve Chan announced that there was a conviction in the case. “In Loving Memory” of Efrain Barreto shirts were worn by family and friends, who have been waiting for justice.

Senator Chan wrote that Abed Abed was found guilty on all ten charges. Abed was remanded to jail on a $20,000 cash bail pending sentencing on Monday, September 8th. See charges:

Senator Chan has asked for the community to show up for Abed Abed’s sentencing on September 8th at 9:00 at at Kings Criminal Court at 120 Schermerhorn Street in Brooklyn.

Barreto’s daughter, Vivian has been seeking justice for her father and in turn safer streets for Brooklyn.

RIP Ephrain Barreto. Thank you to his family and community for holding someone accountable in a time when it feels like crime goes nnoticed. Prayers for your continued healing and peace.

Senator Steve Chan has been taking street safety seriously. He realizes that he can’t just concentrate on just his district because this problem exists throughout Brooklyn.

Senator Chan has been speaking out about deaths in other areas of Brooklyn.

Chan immediately went to Sunset Park after two men were killed while crossing the street. While this is Senator Andrew Gounardes’ district, Gounardes waited almost two weeks to hold a presser and speak about what happened.

For Gounardes, it seems like creating videos is more for his social media, rather than taking action for Brooklyn. The mayor isn’t going to take this issue seriously if the politicians are waiting two weeks to speak up about it. Senator Gounardes ended this week with:

BayRidge11209 has an amazing view and shared that new benches were delivered to John Paul Jones Park. See here:

Here’s Open Mic Nights and Karaoke in Bay Ridge.

Sunday Night

There is karaoke with DJ Wilson at Indigo Murphys at 7102 Fort Hamilton Parkway around 9:00 pm.

Tuesday Nights

Status Q Billards at 8218 – 3rd Avenue has karaoke on Tuesday nights at 8:00 pm.

Wednesday Night

Booze and Tunes has karaoke at The Leif Bar at 6725 – 5th Avenue starting at 8:00 pm.

Thursday Night

Open Mic with Antonio at Kitty Kiernan’s at 9715 – 3rd Avenue. No purchase necessary to sing or perform. The setup here has an amazing lit up mic (looks great in pictures). Open Mic Night starts at 8:30 pm, but some people sign up as early as 8:00 pm.

Friday Night

DJ Lee has karaoke at Hunter’s Steak and Ale House at 9404 – 4th Avenue in Bay Ridge from 10:00 pm – 2:00 am.

Saturday Night

Karaoke at The Leif Bar at 6725 – 5th Avenue with Booze and Tunes starting at 10:00 pm.

The 68th Precinct shared the photos above and explained that they had a boot operation to combat illegal parking in the district:

Strangely, no illegally parked trucks got a book.

A nice person found this cute, tan dog on 83rd Street between 5th and 6th Avenues in Bay Ridge and is holding on to the dog for you.

Call Chris if this is your dog 917-757-6168.

This afternoon on Gatling & 92nd Street, a person called 911 to report a suspicious package at the bus stop.

A lot of emergency vehicles were in the area. The street was closed off with tape.

Councilman Brannan said the police investigated and the item was a battery.

There is more information coming out about the Republican Primary election results now:

1) Today an article in the New York Times said there were twenty-two paper ballots that appeared, but were not scanned by the voting machines on election night. See here:

Those 22 votes were not counted.

2) There were two deceased people who “voted” in the Republican Primary election in June. The article says that those two votes WERE counted and included in the total votes! Here’s the reason why:

3) Frank Seddio told the NY Post that several people, who worked at the Brooklyn Board of Elections on this primary were reassigned during this investigation.

4) Personal devices and computers were seized from BOE employees as part of the probe.

This flyer is hanging up on 3rd Avenue and 84th Street in Bay Ridge.