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July 18, 2024
Congresswoman Nicole Malliotakis Enjoyed the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee
Congresswoman Nicole Malliotakis was having a good time at the Republican National Convention.
When Kid Rock was singing, Congresswoman Malliotakis was singing along and looked like she was texting.
I checked X (formerly Twitter) and Malliotakis shared this photo of Kid Rock:
Fight! pic.twitter.com/vSCJryBFOz
— Nicole Malliotakis (@NMalliotakis) July 19, 2024

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July 18, 2024
Debris Falling 86th Street and Bay Parkway
Photo from Video: https://citizen.com/-O26kuztx0E1UiUBQsu1
The police closed off the intersection of 86th Street and Bay Parkway because of the unstable facade.
Photo: Cat Liu
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July 18, 2024
Rental Unit Workshop for Home Owners 7/20
On Saturday, July 20th at 11:30 am, Assemblyman Lester Chang is having a Rental Unit Workshop for Homeowners at 7307 18th Avenue in Brooklyn.
Assemblywoman Chang is bringing attorney, Stonee Yeung coming to speak about squatters, non-paying tenants, basement units and other topics.
Call 718-236- 1764 or email [email protected] to reserve a spot.
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July 18, 2024
Woman Groped on 70th Street and 16th Avenue
Last night around 9:00 pm, a woman was groped on 70th Street and 16th Avenue.
I think most people appreciate knowing what is going on, so they are more alert while they are walking around.
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July 18, 2024
Free Catalytic Converter Etching on Friday 7/19
On Friday, July 18th, there is a free catalytic converter etching event in Brooklyn.
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July 18, 2024
Journalist Called Out Andrew Gounardes and Brannan For Playing Politics On Social Media
If you are wondering why things don’t get done in Bay Ridge, it’s because elected officials are playing on social media and not taking care of important issues (ex. PS 185’s Afterschool Program was defunded. (Info Here)
Finally, a journalist called out our Bay Ridge politicians for going after their political foes:
There was a lot of chaos in Brooklyn yesterday near the location for the new homeless shelter planned for 86th Street in Gravesend, Brooklyn. The developers started working at 5:00 am and when the Councilwoman Susan Zhuang saw there were no permits, she went to the location to protest the work. Things got heated between the people and police.
Neither Senator Andrew Gounardes or Justin Brannan attended the rally. Yet, Andrew Gounardes spent yesterday playing on social media like a 15-year-old teen. He wrote the statement below to stick it to another politician because his friend (a woman from Queens lost to the current councilwoman)….so hateful!
Neither Gounardes or Brannan represents that area, so why would they need to make a statement? The politicians should have worked on restoring funding the afterschool programs in Bay Ridge! (Info Here)
People are catching on to Gounardes’ unprofessional use of social media
Today, the same journalist shared this photo saying that Justin Brannan handed these teeth to a reporter for Spectrum News at a press conference today:
Bay Ridge, remember our community was only told one sentence from Community Board 10 about the homeless shelter in Bay Ridge.
Andrew Gounardes and Justin Brannan failed to communicate with the community about the homeless shelter and the City of Yes.
A few times a month, Andrew Gounardes sends out an email with photos of himself, but he isn’t sharing important information like the difference between a legal marijuana dispensary and the illegal ones we have been seen for two years!
Andrew Gounardes attended the City of Yes meeting at St. Anselm and he didn’t stand up and share any information with the community. Brannan didn’t even attend!
We need to elect people who want to help our community, communicate with us and not be people who who hate other politicians in adjacent districts.
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July 18, 2024
Maimonides ER in Bay Ridge – 5 Minute Wait
Maimonides Emergency Center in Bay Ridge is located at 9036 – 7th Avenue.
It’s open 24 hours. 718-283-2200.
They shared that the average wait time is 5 minutes.
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July 18, 2024
Why Didn’t Senator Iwen Chu Share The Photo of This Man to Her District? Ft. Hamilton Parkway
This man sexually assaulted a teen at Fort Hamilton Parkway station in June. Why didn’t Iwen Chu tell the community?
The 68th Precinct also did not share this information with the community.
Why has this taken the police so long to share? Senator Chu should be finding out that as well.
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July 17, 2024
Man Sexually Assaulted Teen on N Train in Bklyn
This article stated that a man groped a 15-year-old girl on a N train in Brooklyn at 12:30 pm. It does not name the station where it happened:
https://www.fox5ny.com/news/man-sexually-assaults-teenage-girl-brooklyn-subway-nypd
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July 17, 2024
Summer Stroll in Bay Ridge – July 19, 2024
On Friday, July 19th, the first Summer Stroll in Bay Ridge will take place on 3rd Avenue from 82nd Street to Marine Avenue starting at 6:00 pm.
**Pre-stroll wine-tasting at Cellary at 8916 – 3rd Avenue. For kids of all ages there will face painting, balloons, coloring, and fling-able dinosaurs for kids of all ages.
Here are the places that shared specials or bands:
1) Charmed By JLM at 8311 – 3rd Avenue has 20% off Summer Items.
2) Reel Celtic will perform outside of Polonica Restaurant on 3rd Avenue and 83rd Street at 6:30 pm.
3) Sofia Restaurant at 8406 – 3rd Avenue. Make a reservation for you and your friends to sit inside or outside. 718-680-4242
4) Blue Door Seafood Taverna at 8413 – 3rd Avenue. Get the blue drink – it’s so good!
5) The Bookmark Shoppe at 8415 – 3rd Avenue has 20% off hardcover books. Free goodies for shoppers who spend $15+
6) Brooklyn Roots has the “Stroll Roll.” It’s a lobster roll with Brooklyn Roots’ amazing sauce. (See video about it here)
7) Zuique will play at The Kettle Black at 8622 3rd Avenue starting at 6:00 pm.

8) Cebu Restaurant at 8801 – 3rd Avenue
9) Green Spa at 8804 has these COMPLEMENTARY skin services:
– A Pina Colada Facial Sampler – 15 Minutes
– SPF Mineral Make-up Refresher – 15 Minutes
– Tropical Hand Treatment
– White Moon Tropical Tea Tasting
*Also tropic themed games & Prizes – Any purchase for a chance to win or a chance to win
GLITTER TATTOOS are $5 – $15 each
10) Enjoy cold sangria at Hom at 8810 – 3rd Avenue.
11) One 2 Many will be outside of Chadwick’s Restaurant at 8822 – 3rd Avenue starting at 6:00 pm.
12) Towne Boutique at 9002 3rd Avenue. Stop in and see this jumpsuit from Paris:
13) Delia’s Lounge on 93rd Street and 3rd Avenue has some specials:
14) Bay Ridge Rocks will be at 9301 – 3rd Avenue so children can decorate rocks.
15) Free Activities for Children on 93rd Street and 3rd Avenue! Bouncy slide!
16) Fast Forward will be outside of The Wicked Monk at 9510 3rd Avenue from 6:00 – 10:00 pm.

17) The Bender Band will be outside of Kitty Kiernan’s at 9715 – 3rd Avenue from 6:00 – 9:00 pm.
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July 17, 2024
Councilwoman Susan Zhuang Was Arrested Outside 86th Street Shelter Location
Yesterday morning, Councilwoman Susan Zhuang was arrested outside 2501 – 86th Street, the homeless shelter location. Zhuang has been fighting for her community at this location for a long time.
Construction work started at the 86th Street shelter location at 5:00 am. Susan Zhuang told the police that the developers do not have permits. The police said they had the mayor’s permission.
Councilwoman Zhuang shared this video:
There is no permits. Mayor office allowed construction at 5 am in our neighborhood pic.twitter.com/ERR4uo3KPg
— Susan Zhuang ??? (@susanzhuangnyc) July 17, 2024

See this video of the community and police with the barriers:
Chaotic scene in Bensonhurst, New York as residents clashed with police during a protest against a new homeless shelter in the neighborhood.

NYC Councilwoman Susan Zhuang was arrested and charged with assault after reportedly biting the police chief.pic.twitter.com/dYAm7Qczqb
— The American Conservative (@amconmag) July 17, 2024

When I first saw the picture, I didn’t believe it was the councilwoman. The police took Zhuang away in handcuffs.
Then I saw the Daily News story and they wrote Susan was expected to be charged with assault. Update: The Brooklyn Paper wrote that Zhuang was charged with assault in the second and third degrees, resisting arrest, and obstructing government administration. See article: https://www.brooklynpaper.com/zhuang-arrested-protest-gravesend-shelter/
Brooklyn Councilwoman Susan Zhuang busted for biting NYPD chief at shelter protest
The newspapers didn’t explain how the biting happened. And that’s important because Susan Zhuang likes the NYPD, so she wouldn’t purposely bite a police officer.
Bill Colton shared this:
Councilwoman Susan Zhuang has always been for her community.
When these developers attempted to start construction on Chinese New Year, Councilwoman Zhuang was alerted. Susan left her family on the holiday and went to handle the situation at the shelter location. That’s a woman who is dedicated to her community.
When Susan was released, she went back to 86th Street because she knew the people spent the day protesting and waiting for her!
They wrote this:

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July 16, 2024
PS 185’s Afterschool Program Was Cut – Parents Will Be Forced to Pay $3,300 for Afterschool
The afterschool program at PS 185 in Bay Ridge was free last year.
This year, parents will be forced to pay $3,300 for their child to attend the afterschool program.
You may be thinking to yourself: Well $3,300.00 isn’t bad for afterschool all year.
For some families, $3,300.00 is too high because they are just making ends meet, so their child will be going home to an empty apartment.
If a family has two children, the afterschool cost is $6,600.00
In February, Kathy Hochul announced that she was adding $17.7 million dollars more to the New Streamlined LEAPS Initiative for afterschool programs, which had $100,000,000. (Info)
How did families at PS 185 get left out of that 117 million dollars?
When that money didn’t come through, why didn’t Senator Andrew Gounardes stand up for this community?
Senator Gounardes didn’t communicate with our community and tell us that this school’s afterschool program was cut.
How many other schools in Bay Ridge lost their afterschool program?
Why didn’t Councilman Justin Brannan mention the change to PS 185’s afterschool program?
In other areas, NYC Council members went and got the money to fund their afterschool programs, like Council member Joann Ariola did:
Afterschool programs for children are essential because most parents are working and need childcare. Parents may have chosen this school because it had a free afterschool program.
Our community should not be paying high property taxes when afterschool programs in our area were cut and many families are being forced to pay for afterschool, while in other areas throughout the state, these programs remain free.
We have elected leaders who should be working to support this school and the families in our community!
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Congresswoman Nicole Malliotakis was having a good time at the Republican National Convention.

When Kid Rock was singing, Congresswoman Malliotakis was singing along and looked like she was texting.

I checked X (formerly Twitter) and Malliotakis shared this photo of Kid Rock:

The police closed off the intersection of 86th Street and Bay Parkway because of the unstable facade.

On Saturday, July 20th at 11:30 am, Assemblyman Lester Chang is having a Rental Unit Workshop for Homeowners at 7307 18th Avenue in Brooklyn.

Assemblywoman Chang is bringing attorney, Stonee Yeung coming to speak about squatters, non-paying tenants, basement units and other topics.

Call 718-236- 1764 or email [email protected] to reserve a spot.

Last night around 9:00 pm, a woman was groped on 70th Street and 16th Avenue.

I think most people appreciate knowing what is going on, so they are more alert while they are walking around.

On Friday, July 18th, there is a free catalytic converter etching event in Brooklyn.

If you are wondering why things don’t get done in Bay Ridge, it’s because elected officials are playing on social media and not taking care of important issues (ex. PS 185’s Afterschool Program was defunded. (Info Here)

Finally, a journalist called out our Bay Ridge politicians for going after their political foes:

Neither Gounardes or Brannan represents that area, so why would they need to make a statement? The politicians should have worked on restoring funding the afterschool programs in Bay Ridge! (Info Here)

People are catching on to Gounardes’ unprofessional use of social media

Today, the same journalist shared this photo saying that Justin Brannan handed these teeth to a reporter for Spectrum News at a press conference today:

Bay Ridge, remember our community was only told one sentence from Community Board 10 about the homeless shelter in Bay Ridge.

Andrew Gounardes and Justin Brannan failed to communicate with the community about the homeless shelter and the City of Yes.

A few times a month, Andrew Gounardes sends out an email with photos of himself, but he isn’t sharing important information like the difference between a legal marijuana dispensary and the illegal ones we have been seen for two years!

Andrew Gounardes attended the City of Yes meeting at St. Anselm and he didn’t stand up and share any information with the community. Brannan didn’t even attend!

We need to elect people who want to help our community, communicate with us and not be people who who hate other politicians in adjacent districts.

Maimonides Emergency Center in Bay Ridge is located at 9036 – 7th Avenue.

It’s open 24 hours. 718-283-2200.

They shared that the average wait time is 5 minutes.

This man sexually assaulted a teen at Fort Hamilton Parkway station in June. Why didn’t Iwen Chu tell the community?

The 68th Precinct also did not share this information with the community.

Why has this taken the police so long to share? Senator Chu should be finding out that as well.

This article stated that a man groped a 15-year-old girl on a N train in Brooklyn at 12:30 pm. It does not name the station where it happened:

On Friday, July 19th, the first Summer Stroll in Bay Ridge will take place on 3rd Avenue from 82nd Street to Marine Avenue starting at 6:00 pm.

**Pre-stroll wine-tasting at Cellary at 8916 – 3rd Avenue. For kids of all ages there will face painting, balloons, coloring, and fling-able dinosaurs for kids of all ages.

Here are the places that shared specials or bands:

1) Charmed By JLM at 8311 – 3rd Avenue has 20% off Summer Items.

2) Reel Celtic will perform outside of Polonica Restaurant on 3rd Avenue and 83rd Street at 6:30 pm.

3) Sofia Restaurant at 8406 – 3rd Avenue. Make a reservation for you and your friends to sit inside or outside. 718-680-4242

4) Blue Door Seafood Taverna at 8413 – 3rd Avenue. Get the blue drink – it’s so good!

5) The Bookmark Shoppe at 8415 – 3rd Avenue has 20% off hardcover books. Free goodies for shoppers who spend $15+

6) Brooklyn Roots has the “Stroll Roll.” It’s a lobster roll with Brooklyn Roots’ amazing sauce. (See video about it here)

7) Zuique will play at The Kettle Black at 8622 3rd Avenue starting at 6:00 pm.

8) Cebu Restaurant at 8801 – 3rd Avenue

9) Green Spa at 8804 has these COMPLEMENTARY skin services:

– A Pina Colada Facial Sampler – 15 Minutes

– SPF Mineral Make-up Refresher – 15 Minutes

– Tropical Hand Treatment

– White Moon Tropical Tea Tasting

*Also tropic themed games & Prizes – Any purchase for a chance to win or a chance to win

GLITTER TATTOOS are $5 – $15 each

10) Enjoy cold sangria at Hom at 8810 – 3rd Avenue.

11) One 2 Many will be outside of Chadwick’s Restaurant at 8822 – 3rd Avenue starting at 6:00 pm.

12) Towne Boutique at 9002 3rd Avenue. Stop in and see this jumpsuit from Paris:

13) Delia’s Lounge on 93rd Street and 3rd Avenue has some specials:

14) Bay Ridge Rocks will be at 9301 – 3rd Avenue so children can decorate rocks.

15) Free Activities for Children on 93rd Street and 3rd Avenue! Bouncy slide!

16) Fast Forward will be outside of The Wicked Monk at 9510 3rd Avenue from 6:00 – 10:00 pm.

17) The Bender Band will be outside of Kitty Kiernan’s at 9715 – 3rd Avenue from 6:00 – 9:00 pm.

Yesterday morning, Councilwoman Susan Zhuang was arrested outside 2501 – 86th Street, the homeless shelter location. Zhuang has been fighting for her community at this location for a long time.

Construction work started at the 86th Street shelter location at 5:00 am. Susan Zhuang told the police that the developers do not have permits. The police said they had the mayor’s permission.

Councilwoman Zhuang shared this video:

See this video of the community and police with the barriers:

When I first saw the picture, I didn’t believe it was the councilwoman. The police took Zhuang away in handcuffs.

The newspapers didn’t explain how the biting happened. And that’s important because Susan Zhuang likes the NYPD, so she wouldn’t purposely bite a police officer.

Bill Colton shared this:

Councilwoman Susan Zhuang has always been for her community.

When these developers attempted to start construction on Chinese New Year, Councilwoman Zhuang was alerted. Susan left her family on the holiday and went to handle the situation at the shelter location. That’s a woman who is dedicated to her community.

When Susan was released, she went back to 86th Street because she knew the people spent the day protesting and waiting for her!

They wrote this:

The afterschool program at PS 185 in Bay Ridge was free last year.

This year, parents will be forced to pay $3,300 for their child to attend the afterschool program.

You may be thinking to yourself: Well $3,300.00 isn’t bad for afterschool all year.

For some families, $3,300.00 is too high because they are just making ends meet, so their child will be going home to an empty apartment.

If a family has two children, the afterschool cost is $6,600.00

In February, Kathy Hochul announced that she was adding $17.7 million dollars more to the New Streamlined LEAPS Initiative for afterschool programs, which had $100,000,000. (Info)

How did families at PS 185 get left out of that 117 million dollars?

When that money didn’t come through, why didn’t Senator Andrew Gounardes stand up for this community?

Senator Gounardes didn’t communicate with our community and tell us that this school’s afterschool program was cut.

How many other schools in Bay Ridge lost their afterschool program?

Why didn’t Councilman Justin Brannan mention the change to PS 185’s afterschool program?