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January 30, 2025
Two Rapes in January in the 68th Precinct
On Tuesday, January 7 2025, a rape was reported on 87th Street and 3rd Avenue at 5:00 pm (it doesn’t mean the rape happened at that time – that’s the time it was reported). It was classified as Rape 1.
On Wednesday, January 8th, a rape was reported at 72nd Street and 12th Avenue – also reported at 5:00 pm. Also Rape 1. (From Compstats here)
Prayers for these women.
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January 30, 2025
Malliotakis’ Essay Contest for Children in Grades 3-5. Win Bookstore Gift Card
At the Community Board 10 Meeting this week, it was announced that Congress Representative Nicole Malliotakis is having a President’s Day essay contest for children in grades 3, 4 and 5. (Information here)
The topic of the essay is: What would you do to make your community or country better if you were president?
Submission deadline is: Friday, February 28, 2025.
The contest is open to students in grades 3-5 who reside or attend school in New York’s 11th Congressional District.
Essays must not exceed 400 words in length.
Submit essays by email to [email protected]
** Essays must include the student’s first & last name, school, grade, class, along with parent or guardian’s name & contact information.
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January 30, 2025
Free Workout Class For Teens and Adults on 2/2
Teens and adults can register for the free workout class at the Wellness on Third Avenue Event this weekend. Some businesses nearby are also providing snacks for the participants.
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January 29, 2025
Why Did Cannabis Shops Choose Bay Ridge?
At the Community Board 10 Meeting this week and the Committee Meeting early this month, one fantastic CB 10 member asked a prospective shop owner who their target audience was.
I was shocked that older white women is the target audience for cannabis shops. I thought the shops chose Bay Ridge because they are cash-only businesses and they wanted a safe community (these shops can not use credit cards yet, so there are usually more robberies) .
Many articles online show that women 65+ are using cannabis for pain management and mental health.
Our community is going to be covered with as many pot shops as they can legally fit because of our greatest commodity – the women who live here.
When liquor stores request to open in a community, the Community Board can make stipulations to the New York State Liquor Authority.
The Cannabis Board in NY will not allow any stipulations. This Cannabis Board has made so many mistakes rolling out this initiative and they they think they are the experts on our community. YET the Cannabis Board failed to tell us that our community is being unfairly targeted because of the population.
Senator Andrew Gounardes voted in favor of the cannabis shops, without understanding that our community could be targeted by these shops. Gounardes did not speak out after the community board meeting when this information came out. He is to too busy playing on social media and posting photos of himself. How many photos do we need of him?
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January 29, 2025
Tonight the Dept of Transportation Will Be in Bay Ridge – Bring Your Problems!
The NYC Department of Transportation Commissioner will be in Bay Ridge. Go compliment him and tell him your complaints. Everyone yells at Ydanis, so try a different approach.
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January 29, 2025
Bay Ridge Blood Drive – Thursday, January 30th
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January 28, 2025
Justin Brannan Shared That Food Stamps Were Being Cut by The Government – They Are Not
It’s easy to tweet. Elected officials know they can’t quote an article without checking the source of information.
Councilman Brannan could have called someone to check before he wrote online. (See here) There are going to be real cuts that he will need to speak out against, but creating hysteria over incorrect information is ridiculous.
Brannan wouldn’t share the information about a homeless shelter in his community, but he will run to X and write this because the Democrats like playing politics online.
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January 28, 2025
Another Accident on 74th Street and 14th Avenue – When Will Someone Take Action Here?
This afternoon there was an accident on 14th Avenue and 74th Street. The firefighters had to extricate the man from the car. Residents were glad the man was alright.
Photo: Marianne F.
This corner needs a light as there are several accidents per year here. Residents say that drivers fly by the stop sign on 74th Street. It shouldn’t take a fatality to get a light.
We put a request to the NYC DOT. You can see it here. (Incident #DOT-682779-X6K1)
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January 28, 2025
Chen Can Fu, a 74-Year-Old Man is Missing in Brooklyn
Chen Can Fu is a 74-year-old man who is missing from Brooklyn.
He may need medical attention. He is an Asian man that is 5’5″ tall and 120 lbs. He has gray hair and brown eyes.
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January 28, 2025
This is SO Dangerous – Why Are the Police Not Stopping It?
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January 28, 2025
Minor Handcuffed on 86th Street in Bay Ridge
A high school student was handcuffed by the 68th Precinct police on 86th Street between 4th and 5th Avenue.
Many people were filming the police. One woman felt that the police did not have a reason to arrest the boy and that they had to call his mother before they could take him in.
After the cops handcuffed the boy, he threw himself on the ground. The officers put him in the back of their SUV and the boy was banging on the windows.
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January 27, 2025
Coat Giveaway in Bay Ridge on February 1st
Coats for the Cold had a goal of having THE GREAT COAT GIVEAWAY this year and Elliot and all the people working behind Coats for the Cold made that happen!
On Saturday, February 1st, Coats for the Cold, the 68pct Community Council and The Bay Ridge Center will be giving away 400 newly or slightly used coats from 12:00 – 3:00 pm to those who need a coat.
If you would like to volunteer to help, message Elliot (here)
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On Tuesday, January 7 2025, a rape was reported on 87th Street and 3rd Avenue at 5:00 pm (it doesn’t mean the rape happened at that time – that’s the time it was reported). It was classified as Rape 1.

On Wednesday, January 8th, a rape was reported at 72nd Street and 12th Avenue – also reported at 5:00 pm. Also Rape 1. (From Compstats here)

Prayers for these women.

At the Community Board 10 Meeting this week, it was announced that Congress Representative Nicole Malliotakis is having a President’s Day essay contest for children in grades 3, 4 and 5. (Information here)

The topic of the essay is: What would you do to make your community or country better if you were president?

Submission deadline is: Friday, February 28, 2025.

The contest is open to students in grades 3-5 who reside or attend school in New York’s 11th Congressional District.

Essays must not exceed 400 words in length.

Submit essays by email to [email protected]

** Essays must include the student’s first & last name, school, grade, class, along with parent or guardian’s name & contact information.

Teens and adults can register for the free workout class at the Wellness on Third Avenue Event this weekend. Some businesses nearby are also providing snacks for the participants.

At the Community Board 10 Meeting this week and the Committee Meeting early this month, one fantastic CB 10 member asked a prospective shop owner who their target audience was.

I was shocked that older white women is the target audience for cannabis shops. I thought the shops chose Bay Ridge because they are cash-only businesses and they wanted a safe community (these shops can not use credit cards yet, so there are usually more robberies) .

Many articles online show that women 65+ are using cannabis for pain management and mental health.

Our community is going to be covered with as many pot shops as they can legally fit because of our greatest commodity – the women who live here.

When liquor stores request to open in a community, the Community Board can make stipulations to the New York State Liquor Authority.

The NYC Department of Transportation Commissioner will be in Bay Ridge. Go compliment him and tell him your complaints. Everyone yells at Ydanis, so try a different approach.

It’s easy to tweet. Elected officials know they can’t quote an article without checking the source of information.

Councilman Brannan could have called someone to check before he wrote online. (See here) There are going to be real cuts that he will need to speak out against, but creating hysteria over incorrect information is ridiculous.

Brannan wouldn’t share the information about a homeless shelter in his community, but he will run to X and write this because the Democrats like playing politics online.

This afternoon there was an accident on 14th Avenue and 74th Street. The firefighters had to extricate the man from the car. Residents were glad the man was alright.

This corner needs a light as there are several accidents per year here. Residents say that drivers fly by the stop sign on 74th Street. It shouldn’t take a fatality to get a light.

We put a request to the NYC DOT. You can see it here. (Incident #DOT-682779-X6K1)

Chen Can Fu is a 74-year-old man who is missing from Brooklyn.

He may need medical attention. He is an Asian man that is 5’5″ tall and 120 lbs. He has gray hair and brown eyes.

A high school student was handcuffed by the 68th Precinct police on 86th Street between 4th and 5th Avenue.

Many people were filming the police. One woman felt that the police did not have a reason to arrest the boy and that they had to call his mother before they could take him in.

After the cops handcuffed the boy, he threw himself on the ground. The officers put him in the back of their SUV and the boy was banging on the windows.

Coats for the Cold had a goal of having THE GREAT COAT GIVEAWAY this year and Elliot and all the people working behind Coats for the Cold made that happen!

On Saturday, February 1st, Coats for the Cold, the 68pct Community Council and The Bay Ridge Center will be giving away 400 newly or slightly used coats from 12:00 – 3:00 pm to those who need a coat.

If you would like to volunteer to help, message Elliot (here)

Essays must include the student’s first & last name, school, grade, class, along with parent or guardian’s name & contact information.**