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December 8, 2024
Belgian Malinois Mix For Adoption at Sean Casey
Juniper is a beautiful Belgian Malinois Mix. Juniper must go home to a family with previous working dog experience.
Sean Casey Animal Rescue 153 East 3rd Street Brooklyn
Open for adoptions from 11 am until 5:30 pm.
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December 8, 2024
Brooklyn Roots is Selling Their Sauce in a Jar
Brooklyn Roots is now selling their sauce. It’s available at their bar at 8620 3rd Avenue.
In January, they will be packing and distributing sauce at local stores.
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December 7, 2024
Crash on 85th Street and 18th Avenue Today
(Photo from video)
Around 4:30 pm today, a sedan and a SUV crashed on 85th Street and 18th Avenue.
The sedan drove up on the sidewalk outside of Maggio Music Center. Thankfully no one was hurt.
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December 7, 2024
NYS Senator-Elect Steve Chan Will Be on TV 12/8
Marcia Kramer talked to NYS Senator-Elect Steve Chan. The show airs Sunday on CBS at 11:30 am. (See it here)
Senator Chan recently wrote that he observed illegal vendors, ebikes, mopeds, garbage on 86th Street and Bay Parkeway. He will be addressing these issues with other electeds, such as Councilwoman Susan Zhuang , who has put funding towards a nonprofit, named ACE, to clean up the area
He ended his writing with: “We’re out there folks. We see the same things you do.” That’s good to hear!
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December 7, 2024
Overturned Vehicle – 8th Avenue and 42nd Street
(Photo from video here)
A SUV overturned at the intersection of 8th Avenue and 42nd Street last night before 2:00 am.
Police hooked it up and pull it down in the second video. (See here)
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December 6, 2024
Patricia McGlone: The Unsolved Murder of a 16-Year-Old from Sunset Park, Brooklyn
Patricia Kathleen McGlone was a 16-year-old teen from Brooklyn who went missing sometime in 1969 or later.
Both the picture above and below are digital creations of that they think Patricia McGlone looked like. The NYPD have not been able to locate a photo of Patricia McGlone.
Patricia’s remains were found in 2003, over thirty years after she went missing. Construction workers were taking down an old bar at 301 West 46th Street in Manhattan. They saw a raised concrete slab in the basement. They broke the slab with a sledgehammer and found Patricia’s bones inside of a rolled up rug. There was no identification with the body, but there was a ring with P MCG (see below) engraved on it and a few other items. (See items here)
In 2024, the police were able to use DNA to link a relative of Patricia’s and that helped them identify her. (Info)
Patricia McGlone was born on April 20, 1953 in Brooklyn, and baptized at St. Patrick’s Church in Bay Ridge in July 1953. (Source)
Patricia’s parents were: Bernard McGlone and Patricia Gilligan. There was a 30 year difference between Bernard and Patricia. Bernard McGlone died in June 1963. Then Patricia Gilligan had a boyfriend named George Layburn. She said they were married, but he was married to someone else.
Patricia McGlone’s family lived in Sunset Park. The police went to her schools to get a photo of her, but Patricia was not present for any pictures in school. Patricia attended PS 94 from from first grade through fourth grade. Then Patricia attended OLPH Elementary from 1963 to 1966. She received confirmation at OLPH. Patricia was held back in sixth grade and repeated sixth grade at St. Michael’s. She left St. Michael’s because of a medical event in 1968 (pregnancy). She attended high school for nine days and in 1969, Patricia dropped out of school for good.
In May 1969, Patricia McGlone was only 16-years-old and she married a 32-year-old musician with a fake name: Donald Grant. Her mother was one of the witnesses at the Manhattan church. Donald Grant’s address was 301 W. 46th Street – the same building where Patricia McGlone’s remains were found.
Patricia’s baby was born in August 1969. She went missing after her baby was born.
“The NYPD wants to know more about the whereabouts of Patricia’s baby.” (Source) “The NYPD is very interested in learning more information about Donald Grant, and hearing from anyone who knows him. Grant — whoever he might be — is a person of interest in Patricia’s death.” (Source)
The police are also looking for the public to share photos of Patricia McGlone as they don’t have any.
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December 6, 2024
Adopt Gus Gus – He’s Ready for Christmas!
The black cat is for adoption through SunsetParkCats. It costs $150 to adopt him – he’s neutered, has his shots and is ready to celebrate Christmas.
I have always owned a black cat, but this one is the really great type of black cats – he’s a Bombay. Bombay cats “talk” and are very responsive.
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December 6, 2024
Coat Giveaway on 12/7 By Cornerstone Chuch
On Saturday, December 7th at 7:00 pm, Cornerstone Church will be outside of IS 30 at 7002 – 4th Avenue with coats for Brooklynites who need a coat.
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December 5, 2024
Justin Brannan Voted Yes to the City of Yes. Susan Zhuang and David Carr Voted No.
The City of Yes was voted on today in NYC Council. The vote was 31 to 20. You can see the bill and documents (here). These council representatives voted no:
An an excellent community leader in Bay Ridge, Councilman David Carr voted against the City of Yes and shared this:
Councilwoman Susan Zhuang also voted against the City of Yes. Below is the map of the NYC council members votes. Susan Zhuang is the red dot and she isn’t afraid to vote for her community.
Justin Brannan and Alexa Aviles represent the green areas surrounding Susan Zhuang’s red dot (seen below).
While the City of Yes will affect some communities, like ours, it will leave other communities untouched. Some communities will not receive housing under the City of Yes plan.
Councilman Justin Brannan voted for the City of Yes. While other representatives released a detailed explanation of their vote, Brannan made a graphic. Bay Ridge, we need to get away from politicians who think you can comprehend a graphic, while they just voted for developers.
Justin Brannan is a council member who has put zero dollars towards housing the whole time he has been in office! Where is the money that Brannan should have put towards housing? It was given to not-for-profits. Only one Democrat in Bay Ridge has spoken out about this!
Justin Brannan has done nothing, but write silly articles about property taxes. Brannan pushed for the Property Tax Commission, which delayed any progress with property taxes. When the Commission came back with their results, Justin Brannan did not take action with a protest in Brooklyn or in Albany. Rents continued to increase to cover the taxes because Justin Brannan failed to take action.
Brannan is collecting for the NYC Comptroller Race. Why are real estate developers and lobbyists backing Justin Brannan? #Awful
Axion Management is owned by Tim Zisimopoulos (Ziss). He’s the man who flipped the Nathan’s property to NYC for a school.
Here is how NYC Council Representatives voted on the City of Yes:
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December 4, 2024
Kevin Farley is coming to Bay Ridge January 9th
On Thursday, January 9th, Kevin Farley will be performing at at Panino Rustico at 8901 – 3rd Avenue in Bay Ridge!
$59 Includes the show, as well as an appetizer, house salad, panini of your choice, crepes, soda, coffee or tea.
This might be a good Christmas gift for someone in your life.
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December 4, 2024
86 Joy Cafe Inc. Put a Sign Up at 86 Noodles Spot
86 Joy Cafe was open and had a lot of beautiful flowers outside!
Under the store’s name are Chinese symbols which mean: Lianwang Tea Restaurant. *If you want to see translations on your phone download Google Translate.
This new restaurant has the same phone number as the former restaurant, 86th Noodles.
Next door to 86 Joy Cafe, used to be the cannabis store called Mr. Green (see below) , but now the store is Organic One (see here) The man working there was meticulously cleaning the window.
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December 4, 2024
Organic One on 4th Avenue and 86th Street
Organic One – 86th Street and 4th Avenue
This used to be where Mr. Green was setting up.
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Juniper is a beautiful Belgian Malinois Mix. Juniper must go home to a family with previous working dog experience.

Sean Casey Animal Rescue 153 East 3rd Street Brooklyn

Open for adoptions from 11 am until 5:30 pm.

Brooklyn Roots is now selling their sauce. It’s available at their bar at 8620 3rd Avenue.

In January, they will be packing and distributing sauce at local stores.

Around 4:30 pm today, a sedan and a SUV crashed on 85th Street and 18th Avenue.

The sedan drove up on the sidewalk outside of Maggio Music Center. Thankfully no one was hurt.

Marcia Kramer talked to NYS Senator-Elect Steve Chan. The show airs Sunday on CBS at 11:30 am. (See it here)

Senator Chan recently wrote that he observed illegal vendors, ebikes, mopeds, garbage on 86th Street and Bay Parkeway. He will be addressing these issues with other electeds, such as Councilwoman Susan Zhuang , who has put funding towards a nonprofit, named ACE, to clean up the area

He ended his writing with: “We’re out there folks. We see the same things you do.” That’s good to hear!

A SUV overturned at the intersection of 8th Avenue and 42nd Street last night before 2:00 am.

Police hooked it up and pull it down in the second video. (See here)

Patricia Kathleen McGlone was a 16-year-old teen from Brooklyn who went missing sometime in 1969 or later.

Both the picture above and below are digital creations of that they think Patricia McGlone looked like. The NYPD have not been able to locate a photo of Patricia McGlone.

In 2024, the police were able to use DNA to link a relative of Patricia’s and that helped them identify her. (Info)

Patricia McGlone was born on April 20, 1953 in Brooklyn, and baptized at St. Patrick’s Church in Bay Ridge in July 1953. (Source)

Patricia’s parents were: Bernard McGlone and Patricia Gilligan. There was a 30 year difference between Bernard and Patricia. Bernard McGlone died in June 1963. Then Patricia Gilligan had a boyfriend named George Layburn. She said they were married, but he was married to someone else.

Patricia’s baby was born in August 1969. She went missing after her baby was born.

“The NYPD wants to know more about the whereabouts of Patricia’s baby.” (Source) “The NYPD is very interested in learning more information about Donald Grant, and hearing from anyone who knows him. Grant — whoever he might be — is a person of interest in Patricia’s death.” (Source)

The police are also looking for the public to share photos of Patricia McGlone as they don’t have any.

The black cat is for adoption through SunsetParkCats. It costs $150 to adopt him – he’s neutered, has his shots and is ready to celebrate Christmas.

I have always owned a black cat, but this one is the really great type of black cats – he’s a Bombay. Bombay cats “talk” and are very responsive.

On Saturday, December 7th at 7:00 pm, Cornerstone Church will be outside of IS 30 at 7002 – 4th Avenue with coats for Brooklynites who need a coat.

The City of Yes was voted on today in NYC Council. The vote was 31 to 20. You can see the bill and documents (here). These council representatives voted no:

An an excellent community leader in Bay Ridge, Councilman David Carr voted against the City of Yes and shared this:

Councilwoman Susan Zhuang also voted against the City of Yes. Below is the map of the NYC council members votes. Susan Zhuang is the red dot and she isn’t afraid to vote for her community.

Justin Brannan and Alexa Aviles represent the green areas surrounding Susan Zhuang’s red dot (seen below).

While the City of Yes will affect some communities, like ours, it will leave other communities untouched. Some communities will not receive housing under the City of Yes plan.

Councilman Justin Brannan voted for the City of Yes. While other representatives released a detailed explanation of their vote, Brannan made a graphic. Bay Ridge, we need to get away from politicians who think you can comprehend a graphic, while they just voted for developers.

Justin Brannan is a council member who has put zero dollars towards housing the whole time he has been in office! Where is the money that Brannan should have put towards housing? It was given to not-for-profits. Only one Democrat in Bay Ridge has spoken out about this!

Brannan is collecting for the NYC Comptroller Race. Why are real estate developers and lobbyists backing Justin Brannan? #Awful

Axion Management is owned by Tim Zisimopoulos (Ziss). He’s the man who flipped the Nathan’s property to NYC for a school.

Here is how NYC Council Representatives voted on the City of Yes:

On Thursday, January 9th, Kevin Farley will be performing at at Panino Rustico at 8901 – 3rd Avenue in Bay Ridge!

$59 Includes the show, as well as an appetizer, house salad, panini of your choice, crepes, soda, coffee or tea.

This might be a good Christmas gift for someone in your life.

86 Joy Cafe was open and had a lot of beautiful flowers outside!

Under the store’s name are Chinese symbols which mean: Lianwang Tea Restaurant. *If you want to see translations on your phone download Google Translate.

This new restaurant has the same phone number as the former restaurant, 86th Noodles.

Next door to 86 Joy Cafe, used to be the cannabis store called Mr. Green (see below) , but now the store is Organic One (see here) The man working there was meticulously cleaning the window.

Organic One – 86th Street and 4th Avenue

This used to be where Mr. Green was setting up.

**Under the store’s name are Chinese symbols which mean: Lianwang Tea Restaurant. *If you want to see translations on your phone download Google Translate.**