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May 9, 2026
Fishing on the Bike Path in Bay Ridge
Great photo.
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May 9, 2026
Thugs Attempted To Rob 65-Yr-Old Man – 5/1/26
Crimestoppers shared this today: On Friday, May 1st near 3:00 pm, a 65-year-old male victim was approached from behind by two guys on Cropsey Avenue and Bay 32 Street. News: https://shorturl.at/ZeHA4
The two guys tried to steal from the senior by putting their hands into his pockets.
The thugs forced the man to the ground. They kicked him in the face several times.
They were not able to steal his property. The thugs ran away! The senior was taken to the hospital.
Anyone with information call 1-800-577-8477
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May 9, 2026
Brooklyn Brew Cafe – Named Best Coffee Shop!
Brooklyn Brew Cafe at 310 – 79th was voted Best Coffee Shop in Brooklyn! Congratulations to Marina and her staff!
They received a great write up:
If you had coffee from Brooklyn Brew Cafe, you know the coffee beans they use are much more flavorful and that’s why their coffee is so delicious.
They also sell amazing soup!
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May 8, 2026
Asbestos Found at 2501 – 86th Street
Senator Steve Chan shared that asbestos has been found at 2501 – 86th Street. He wrote this:
“The recent discovery of asbestos at 2501 86th Street confirms what residents and our office have feared for quite some time — that serious safety concerns surrounding this project were not being properly addressed. It is extremely troubling that asbestos was apparently present while prior inspections failed to identify or properly investigate these hazardous conditions
The Sandhu Group skirted regulations and cut corners in an effort to fasttrack the construction of a homeless shelter that local residents, elected officials and community groups have opposed since 2023. The developer has now been directed to retain a certified asbestos abatement company to safely remove the hazardous material from the site.
While the remediation company has indicated that the cleanup process may take up to one year to complete, officials believe the work can and should be completed sooner.
Our community deserves accountability, transparency, and strict compliance with environmental and construction laws. My office will continue to closely monitor and challenge this process every step of the way to ensure the safety of our community.
As a NYPD veteran, protecting the public has always been my priority, and I will continue standing with the residents of Southern Brooklyn throughout this fight.”
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May 8, 2026
Fresh Dog Food at Pet Pantry on 86th Street in Bay Ridge
Gary, the owner of Pet Pantry pet store at 693 – 86th Street shared that Fresh Pet dog food is not sold at Pet Pantry.
His prices are fair and his store is nicely stocked.
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May 8, 2026
Mother’s Day Cupcakes at Charmed By JLM
Bitten Brooklyn Bake Shop is having a Mother’s Day cupcake popup at Charmed By JLM boutique at 8311 – 3rd Avenue.
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May 8, 2026
Narrows Botanical Garden Mother’s Day Plant Sale Postponed to Sunday (Due to Rain Saturday)
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May 8, 2026
An “Adult Toy Store” on Bay 23rd St. in Brooklyn
This business is at 6 Bay 23rd Street – down the block from PS 200.
John Ricottone contacted Joseph Kenny, the Commanding Officer at the NYPD precinct, as well as some other offices for information. This store should not be near a school.
This used to be a cafe:
Of all locations, why does it have to be here?
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May 8, 2026
13-Year-Old Pushed Off Electric Bike By a Man in Bay Ridge – 95th Street (Over Two Weeks Ago)
The Citizen App showed the information tonight.
But this happened over two weeks ago.
On Monday, April 20th, around 4:30 pm, a man pushed a 13-year-old boy off his electric bike outside of 9524 Fort Hamilton Parkway and Bay Ridge.
He didn’t steal the bike. He ran away after he pushed the child down.
Why did the man push the child on the electric bike? Something must have happened that made him act so irrationally.
The child was taken to the hospital for cuts. Today, the NYPD released the photo above.
News: https://shorturl.at/BPbD0
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May 7, 2026
CB 10 Land Use Committee Voted for a Zoning Change for the Staples Lot 115 Ft Building
The Community Board 10 Land Use Committee voted to give the developers at the Staples Lot a zoning change to a R7A. A R7A allows them to build to 115 feet.
The developer seemed to control this meeting. He complained that CB 10 didn’t give Tim Ziss’ development such a hard time.
CB 10’s decision and how it played out tonight seemed rehearsed.
The developer seemed to have the upper-hand because he said if the rezoning was not approved, he would build condominiums instead of rental apartments.
At the May 18th Community Board meeting, the whole board will vote on this. I’ve been watching Community Board 10 for a long time, the vote almost always goes the same way as the committee voted.
This is what this development is charging for the 88 “affordable apartments.” The other apartments in this building will be higher so they can make up the cost.
Who decides who gets the apartments will be decided by an “independent” group. They are called the 5th Avenue Committee. – it was a group that Brad Lander was involved with years ago. Isn’t that interesting how they were chosen for this project?
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May 7, 2026
The Developer For the Staples Lot in Bay Ridge Said The Proposed Building “Blends In”
At tonight’s Community Board 10 meeting, the developer for the Staples lot showed this photo and said the building “blends in.”
You can see the meeting here:

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May 7, 2026
God Bless 94th Street. The Developer is Putting the Curb Cut on 94th Street – Instead of 5th Ave.
At the Community Board 10 Meeting tonight, the developer for the Staples Lot was so pleased to share that the existing curb cut on 5th Avenue (where you enter the Staples Parking Lot) will be closed up and people can park there. This:
If I lived on 94th Street off 5th Avenue, I would be very upset.
The developers are putting the curb cut on 94th Street so that people can enter the parking lot in the lower levels of the building.
It will be for the people who live there and the customers for the commercial stores.
Can you imagine what that is going to do to 94th Street?
The traffic that is going to hit that block is going to make people not want to live there.
The developer said the existing curb cut was 32 feet and the one they will put on 94th Street will be the same size.
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Great photo.

Crimestoppers shared this today: On Friday, May 1st near 3:00 pm, a 65-year-old male victim was approached from behind by two guys on Cropsey Avenue and Bay 32 Street. News: https://shorturl.at/ZeHA4

The two guys tried to steal from the senior by putting their hands into his pockets.

The thugs forced the man to the ground. They kicked him in the face several times.

They were not able to steal his property. The thugs ran away! The senior was taken to the hospital.

Anyone with information call 1-800-577-8477

Brooklyn Brew Cafe at 310 – 79th was voted Best Coffee Shop in Brooklyn! Congratulations to Marina and her staff!

They received a great write up:

If you had coffee from Brooklyn Brew Cafe, you know the coffee beans they use are much more flavorful and that’s why their coffee is so delicious.

They also sell amazing soup!

Senator Steve Chan shared that asbestos has been found at 2501 – 86th Street. He wrote this:

While the remediation company has indicated that the cleanup process may take up to one year to complete, officials believe the work can and should be completed sooner.

Our community deserves accountability, transparency, and strict compliance with environmental and construction laws. My office will continue to closely monitor and challenge this process every step of the way to ensure the safety of our community.

As a NYPD veteran, protecting the public has always been my priority, and I will continue standing with the residents of Southern Brooklyn throughout this fight.”

Gary, the owner of Pet Pantry pet store at 693 – 86th Street shared that Fresh Pet dog food is not sold at Pet Pantry.

His prices are fair and his store is nicely stocked.

Bitten Brooklyn Bake Shop is having a Mother’s Day cupcake popup at Charmed By JLM boutique at 8311 – 3rd Avenue.

This business is at 6 Bay 23rd Street – down the block from PS 200.

John Ricottone contacted Joseph Kenny, the Commanding Officer at the NYPD precinct, as well as some other offices for information. This store should not be near a school.

This used to be a cafe:

Of all locations, why does it have to be here?

The Citizen App showed the information tonight.

But this happened over two weeks ago.

On Monday, April 20th, around 4:30 pm, a man pushed a 13-year-old boy off his electric bike outside of 9524 Fort Hamilton Parkway and Bay Ridge.

He didn’t steal the bike. He ran away after he pushed the child down.

Why did the man push the child on the electric bike? Something must have happened that made him act so irrationally.

The child was taken to the hospital for cuts. Today, the NYPD released the photo above.

News: https://shorturl.at/BPbD0

The Community Board 10 Land Use Committee voted to give the developers at the Staples Lot a zoning change to a R7A. A R7A allows them to build to 115 feet.

The developer seemed to control this meeting. He complained that CB 10 didn’t give Tim Ziss’ development such a hard time.

CB 10’s decision and how it played out tonight seemed rehearsed.

The developer seemed to have the upper-hand because he said if the rezoning was not approved, he would build condominiums instead of rental apartments.

At the May 18th Community Board meeting, the whole board will vote on this. I’ve been watching Community Board 10 for a long time, the vote almost always goes the same way as the committee voted.

This is what this development is charging for the 88 “affordable apartments.” The other apartments in this building will be higher so they can make up the cost.

Who decides who gets the apartments will be decided by an “independent” group. They are called the 5th Avenue Committee. – it was a group that Brad Lander was involved with years ago. Isn’t that interesting how they were chosen for this project?

At tonight’s Community Board 10 meeting, the developer for the Staples lot showed this photo and said the building “blends in.”

You can see the meeting here:

At the Community Board 10 Meeting tonight, the developer for the Staples Lot was so pleased to share that the existing curb cut on 5th Avenue (where you enter the Staples Parking Lot) will be closed up and people can park there. This:

If I lived on 94th Street off 5th Avenue, I would be very upset.

The developers are putting the curb cut on 94th Street so that people can enter the parking lot in the lower levels of the building.

It will be for the people who live there and the customers for the commercial stores.

Can you imagine what that is going to do to 94th Street?

The traffic that is going to hit that block is going to make people not want to live there.

The developer said the existing curb cut was 32 feet and the one they will put on 94th Street will be the same size.