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December 31, 2018
Corey Johnson’s Dangerous Moves in San Fran

NYC Speaker Corey Johnson is vacationing in California.
He posted this video of him driving across the Golden Gate Bridge….and taping himself while driving.

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December 31, 2018
The New Attorney General is a Graduate of Fort Hamilton High School

Leticia James was sworn in as the new Attorney General ! James is a graduate of Fort Hamilton High School.

She’s someone who has walked the walked and first hand I can tell you she fought in Downtown Brooklyn for small business owners, while other politicians sided with developers.
Senator Andrew Gounardes is also a graduate of Fort Hamilton High School. He will be having his inauguration at FHHS on January – everyone is invited – see invitation and RSVP here.

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December 31, 2018
Sunday Morning Acting Classes in Brooklyn

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December 31, 2018
Free Exercise Class Thursday Evenings

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December 30, 2018
Glow NYE Party for Kids in Bay Ridge 12/31

New Year’s Eve Glow Party for children from 4:30 – 6:30 pm at 7921 – 7th Avenue in Brooklyn. Cost: $5.00 (water & snacks included).
Info:
See other New Year’s Eve events with children here

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December 30, 2018
The Painted Pot in Bay Ridge is Closing 1/31/19

Painted Pot is at 8009 3rd Avenue. If you have never gone, you still have a month to go try it. Sorry to see this charming place is closing.

If you are seeing this after January 2019 and the store has closed, there are two other locations in Brooklyn – one in Park Slope 200 7th Ave and the other in Downtown Brooklyn at 229 Smith Street.

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December 30, 2018
Free Drug Addiction Help

I saw this for Staten Island, it’s Catholic Charities so there must be a free place for people in Brooklyn too.

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December 29, 2018
Nicole Malliotakis Called Out by Senator Golden’s Wife for Taking Credit for Lockbox Legislation

People thanked Nicole Malliotakis on Twitter for the Lockbox Legislation that Cuomo signed into effect.
Yet, Nicole Malliotakis’ name isn’t on the Lockbox Legislation. When Senator Golden talked about that bill this Summer, I went to read the bill. Golden sponsored the bill with Jeffrey Dinowitz, an Assemblyman from the Bronx. Nicole Malliotakis’ name isn’t even listed as a co-sponsor of the bill:

On Twitter, Malliotakis shared a video from 2014 showing she talked about the lock box legislation (t. And then people begin to thank Malliotakis for the lock box legislation…yet she didn’t even have her name on it!

Nicole Malliotakis actually believes that she had something to do with this 2018 legislation. You will see she didn’t thank Golden or any of the Assembly members on the bill. Colleen Golden, Senator Golden’s wife doesn’t know that Nicole was never part of the legislation as she tweeted: “Thanks also goes to Senator Golden who advocated for this also.”

Malliotakis didn’t respond to Golden’s wife. Over the years, Nicole Malliotakis never once called out Marty Golden for serving on the MTA Capital Review Board for years and allowing cosmetic projects to take precedence over a functioning train.
Now here’s where it gets real strange. Jerry Kassar, Golden’s Chief of Staff knows Malliotakis is not part of this legislation, but he likes Malliotakis so he puts out this tweet:

Kassar clearly is playing politics as he would need to thank a lot more people for advocating for lock box legislation for years, before he thanked Nicole Malliotakis.
Update: Journalist, Kadia Goba tweeted this:

Nicole isn’t running for Public Advocate, so what is she running for? Hopefully, she isn’t being divisive and announcing a run against Max Rose when Rose hasn’t even been inaugurated yet. The Staten Island Republican Party will only let her run if they have no one else.

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December 29, 2018
Warning – 70th Street Mailbox – Ft. Hamilton

Update: A new mailbox was installed here.
I started mailing my mail at the Post Office a few months ago because there was talk of a someone “mailbox fishing.” Some people said that mail thieves were trying to get checks that people send to utility companies/pay bills, so they could make their own and write checks from people’s accounts. Story here

Today, a resident who used a mailbox at 70th Street and Fort Hamilton Parkway in Dyker Heights noticed that her mail was getting stuck to the inside lip of the box (as if someone placed something sticky to catch the mail)
This resident also noted that mail she has sent out has not reached the person or places it was supposed to go to.

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December 29, 2018
Marty Golden’s Strange Final Letter

Senator Marty Golden sent us his last letter as a Senator. Why did our tax money need to be wasted on mailing out a letter? Move on Marty!
Of course I found discrepancies in his letter. Marty thought no one was going to read it because it is the holiday season.

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December 29, 2018
Abandoned Plecostemous in Bay Ridge

One social media source told about the abandoned plecostemous on Marine Ave at Fort Hamilton Parkway in Bay Ridge Brooklyn. Some meanie put this fish out in the cold when he is supposed to be in 70-80 degree water.

On another social media platform, a resident talked about finding the pleco, bringing it home and keeping it warm. There’s a lot of good people in Bay Ridge! Other residents offered advice to the new owner and he set up the tank for the pleco.

Morale of the story: Don’t put your pet out on the street. Offer him to people on Facebook or Craigslist like everyone else does. There’s a lot of animal lovers in Bay Ridge!

Update – January 12th: The man who took the fish home shared another picture of the great setup he made for his new pet!

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December 28, 2018
Officer Guttenberg Remembered 12/28/18

Officer David Guttenberg of the 68th Precinct died 40 years ago – on December 28th, 1978.

Officer Guttenberg was remembered with two wreaths under the street sign with his name on 86th Street and 7th Avenue.
The wreath with the blue and white flowers was because he was a police officer and the camouflage wreath was for his service in the army.

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NYC Speaker Corey Johnson is vacationing in California.

He posted this video of him driving across the Golden Gate Bridge….and taping himself while driving.

Leticia James was sworn in as the new Attorney General ! James is a graduate of Fort Hamilton High School.

She’s someone who has walked the walked and first hand I can tell you she fought in Downtown Brooklyn for small business owners, while other politicians sided with developers.

Senator Andrew Gounardes is also a graduate of Fort Hamilton High School. He will be having his inauguration at FHHS on January – everyone is invited – see invitation and RSVP here.

New Year’s Eve Glow Party for children from 4:30 – 6:30 pm at 7921 – 7th Avenue in Brooklyn. Cost: $5.00 (water & snacks included).

Info:

See other New Year’s Eve events with children here

Painted Pot is at 8009 3rd Avenue. If you have never gone, you still have a month to go try it. Sorry to see this charming place is closing.

If you are seeing this after January 2019 and the store has closed, there are two other locations in Brooklyn – one in Park Slope 200 7th Ave and the other in Downtown Brooklyn at 229 Smith Street.

I saw this for Staten Island, it’s Catholic Charities so there must be a free place for people in Brooklyn too.

People thanked Nicole Malliotakis on Twitter for the Lockbox Legislation that Cuomo signed into effect.

On Twitter, Malliotakis shared a video from 2014 showing she talked about the lock box legislation (t. And then people begin to thank Malliotakis for the lock box legislation…yet she didn’t even have her name on it!

Malliotakis didn’t respond to Golden’s wife. Over the years, Nicole Malliotakis never once called out Marty Golden for serving on the MTA Capital Review Board for years and allowing cosmetic projects to take precedence over a functioning train.

Now here’s where it gets real strange. Jerry Kassar, Golden’s Chief of Staff knows Malliotakis is not part of this legislation, but he likes Malliotakis so he puts out this tweet:

Kassar clearly is playing politics as he would need to thank a lot more people for advocating for lock box legislation for years, before he thanked Nicole Malliotakis.

Update: Journalist, Kadia Goba tweeted this:

Nicole isn’t running for Public Advocate, so what is she running for? Hopefully, she isn’t being divisive and announcing a run against Max Rose when Rose hasn’t even been inaugurated yet. The Staten Island Republican Party will only let her run if they have no one else.

Update: A new mailbox was installed here.

Today, a resident who used a mailbox at 70th Street and Fort Hamilton Parkway in Dyker Heights noticed that her mail was getting stuck to the inside lip of the box (as if someone placed something sticky to catch the mail)

This resident also noted that mail she has sent out has not reached the person or places it was supposed to go to.

Senator Marty Golden sent us his last letter as a Senator. Why did our tax money need to be wasted on mailing out a letter? Move on Marty!

Of course I found discrepancies in his letter. Marty thought no one was going to read it because it is the holiday season.

One social media source told about the abandoned plecostemous on Marine Ave at Fort Hamilton Parkway in Bay Ridge Brooklyn. Some meanie put this fish out in the cold when he is supposed to be in 70-80 degree water.

On another social media platform, a resident talked about finding the pleco, bringing it home and keeping it warm. There’s a lot of good people in Bay Ridge! Other residents offered advice to the new owner and he set up the tank for the pleco.

Morale of the story: Don’t put your pet out on the street. Offer him to people on Facebook or Craigslist like everyone else does. There’s a lot of animal lovers in Bay Ridge!

Update – January 12th: The man who took the fish home shared another picture of the great setup he made for his new pet!

Officer David Guttenberg of the 68th Precinct died 40 years ago – on December 28th, 1978.

Officer Guttenberg was remembered with two wreaths under the street sign with his name on 86th Street and 7th Avenue.

The wreath with the blue and white flowers was because he was a police officer and the camouflage wreath was for his service in the army.

*Officer Guttenberg was remembered with two wreaths under the street sign with his name on 86th Street and 7th Avenue.***