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August 8, 2023
Homeless R Train Riders Are Invisible to Justin Brannan and Andrew Gounardes
Senator Andrew Gounardes was supposed to have constituent hours in Bay Ridge yesterday. He cancelled the time in Bay Ridge, as he and his staffer went to Montague Street to help the Starbucks workers become a unions.
The Starbucks workers don’t need Gounardes help, they have unionized all over the US without his help. .Montague is a lot prettier than the NYC Subway, where people need help.
Last August, Councilman Brannan and Senator Gounardes took photos in the 95th Street R train station. They wrote on social media that social services was helping the people on the R train. No one is helping them. They have been riding the train for years.
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August 8, 2023
Armed Robbery – 15th Avenue & 72nd Street
Two thieves assaulted and robbed a man on New Utrecht Avenue at 5:30 am this morning. (Info)
One thief had a knife and the other a gun.
Both men were wearing black and face masks.
They took the man’s wallet which had $125.
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August 8, 2023
Sand Building Contest in Coney Island – Saturday

On Saturday, August 12th there is a sand building contest at the beach and West 12th Street.
Register at 12:00 pm on Saturday to participate in the competition as an adult group, family group, individual, etc.
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August 8, 2023
Salsa Night at Shore Road Park Was Not Popular
While there are many Hispanic people living in Brooklyn, someone must have forgotten to put the advertisement for this concert in Spanish.
Free concerts at Shore Road Park usually are busy – this one had very few people. (Video)
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August 7, 2023
Gounardes Not Handling New Office Hours Well
Senator Andrew Gounardes has not handled the change to the new office well.
This week and last week, Gounardes cancelled on the the scheduled days for both Bay Ridge and Downtown Brooklyn.
What was Gounardes doing that he (or his staff) couldn’t be present for Bay Ridge? They were hanging out at Starbucks on Montague Street.
Gounardes and his staff think your tax dollars should pay for them to help Starbucks unionize. Gounardes wants wear sneakers to work and hang out on Montague Street (it’s a very pretty street.)
Why didn’t Gounardes send his staffer to cover the office hours in Bay Ridge?
Gounardes was not at Bay Ridge’s Summer Stroll either.
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August 7, 2023
Ghanet Suleman Was Found – Hooray!!
Thankfully, Ghanet Suleman has been found. MAS shared that Ghanet is recovering at a hospital.
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August 7, 2023
Bay Ridge Train Station This Morning – R Train
This man was sleeping on the ground in the Bay Ridge train station this morning. This man is invisible to Councilman Brannan and Senator Gounardes because they don’t ride the train.
Elect people who use the train! Years ago, Gounardes and Brannan knocked Golden for not using the train, but they are no different.

Shared to 311. I think NYC has given up on them.
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August 7, 2023
Man Stabbed in the Face in Sunset Park Station
A Brooklyn man is recovering after being stabbed in the face at the 25th Street station in Sunset Park, Brooklyn around 12:00 am. (Info)
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August 6, 2023
Patrolman David Guttenberg Remembered 45 Years Later – 68th Precinct
Police Officer David Guttenberg was killed in 1978 at an auto supply store on 86th Street (which is now now Dyker Bagels location).
Today, Patrolman David Guttenberg was remembered by the NYPD, family and friends with a mass. His wife and children were without him all these years. The 68th Precinct shared photos here.
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August 6, 2023
Malliotakis Reminds Brooklyn That Gov. Hochul Didn’t Keep Her Work – Increased Fares & Tolls
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August 6, 2023
Ying Tan Protested Against Migrants at Sunset Park Recreation Center
Every time I read something that Ying Tan writes, I nod my head and say YES, EXACTLY! She’s very intune with the community.
Gothamist wrote a big story about the protest Tan had at Sunset Park this morning! (See here)
NEW: Migrant respite center in Sunset Park is drawing opposition from first-generation immigrants pic.twitter.com/Yyz2Zbkd9P
— Bahar Ostadan (@BaharOstadan) August 6, 2023

Also noted in Gothamist’s story is that City Council representative for Sunset Park, Alexa Aviles sent questions to the Mayor, but she has not heard back. (Info)
While Tan is supported by her party, she is a leader on her own. We saw Iwen Chu being led by Abbate and Gounardes and Susan Zhang, who Bill Colton appears to be leading today. (See here)
While I don’t live in the district that Tan is running, I like that she’s very connected to the community. She’s present with the people when things happen – not just for a rally, but when problems arise. (See here and here)
Today at the rally at Sunset Park, Alexa Aviles’ supporters seem agitated that the Asian community was protesting against the recreation center being closed and used for the migrants. (We saw the video from WeChat of the man calling an Asian man a racist.)
Councilwoman Aviles should have spoken with them, so they can understand how different people feel about what’s happening at their park.
One of the videos I saw captured a vibrant woman named Lina. (See the video here)
Lina passionately expressed what people in Sunset Park were feeling. The seniors can’t use the recreation center, even though they paid for the membership (yes it’s low cost, but still they paid.) No one gave them a warning that the center was going to be closed because the migrants were there. (Why didn’t existing leaders let them know?) Marcela Mitaynes, the Assemblywoman for Sunset Park, was not understanding to Lina – she didn’t even respond to her!
In the video you may not notice Assemblywoman Mitaynes (She’s on the far left here) Mitaynes appeared to be hiding behind her chief-of-staff, Emmitt Mendoza-Gaspar, who was also silent when Lina shared the community’s views. (See here) This might be the reason why the Mayor’s staff chose this location – it works better when pols are silent!!!!
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August 6, 2023
Why is Bill Colton Protesting in Sunset Park? Susan Zhuang Should Be Leading This.
Photo: Assemblyman Colton
Later in the day after the first protest with Ying Tan, Assemblyman Bill Colton and NYC City Council candidate, Susan Zhuang protested today against 60+ male migrants being placed at the Sunset Park Recreation Center on 7th Avenue and 42nd Street.
Why is Assemblyman Bill Colton there? He doesn’t represent this area. He should have let Zhuang lead on this.
Photo: Assemblyman Colton
While the Sunset Park pool remains open, the Sunset Park Recreation Center is closed to the community.
This has upset people because children and adults use that center and many have paid for membership (while it is low cost, the people said they were not told about this change).
Photo: Assemblyman Colton
Brooklyn has Iwen Chu and she was led by the existing male politicians. People aren’t receiving the communication they need from Chu now. Politicians need to speak for themselves, especially at rallies in areas they want to represent.
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Senator Andrew Gounardes was supposed to have constituent hours in Bay Ridge yesterday. He cancelled the time in Bay Ridge, as he and his staffer went to Montague Street to help the Starbucks workers become a unions.

The Starbucks workers don’t need Gounardes help, they have unionized all over the US without his help. .Montague is a lot prettier than the NYC Subway, where people need help.

Last August, Councilman Brannan and Senator Gounardes took photos in the 95th Street R train station. They wrote on social media that social services was helping the people on the R train. No one is helping them. They have been riding the train for years.

Two thieves assaulted and robbed a man on New Utrecht Avenue at 5:30 am this morning. (Info)

One thief had a knife and the other a gun.

Both men were wearing black and face masks.

They took the man’s wallet which had $125.

On Saturday, August 12th there is a sand building contest at the beach and West 12th Street.

Register at 12:00 pm on Saturday to participate in the competition as an adult group, family group, individual, etc.

While there are many Hispanic people living in Brooklyn, someone must have forgotten to put the advertisement for this concert in Spanish.

Free concerts at Shore Road Park usually are busy – this one had very few people. (Video)

Senator Andrew Gounardes has not handled the change to the new office well.

This week and last week, Gounardes cancelled on the the scheduled days for both Bay Ridge and Downtown Brooklyn.

What was Gounardes doing that he (or his staff) couldn’t be present for Bay Ridge? They were hanging out at Starbucks on Montague Street.

Gounardes and his staff think your tax dollars should pay for them to help Starbucks unionize. Gounardes wants wear sneakers to work and hang out on Montague Street (it’s a very pretty street.)

Why didn’t Gounardes send his staffer to cover the office hours in Bay Ridge?

Gounardes was not at Bay Ridge’s Summer Stroll either.

Thankfully, Ghanet Suleman has been found. MAS shared that Ghanet is recovering at a hospital.

This man was sleeping on the ground in the Bay Ridge train station this morning. This man is invisible to Councilman Brannan and Senator Gounardes because they don’t ride the train.

Elect people who use the train! Years ago, Gounardes and Brannan knocked Golden for not using the train, but they are no different.

Shared to 311. I think NYC has given up on them.

A Brooklyn man is recovering after being stabbed in the face at the 25th Street station in Sunset Park, Brooklyn around 12:00 am. (Info)

Police Officer David Guttenberg was killed in 1978 at an auto supply store on 86th Street (which is now now Dyker Bagels location).

Today, Patrolman David Guttenberg was remembered by the NYPD, family and friends with a mass. His wife and children were without him all these years. The 68th Precinct shared photos here.

Every time I read something that Ying Tan writes, I nod my head and say YES, EXACTLY! She’s very intune with the community.

Gothamist wrote a big story about the protest Tan had at Sunset Park this morning! (See here)

Also noted in Gothamist’s story is that City Council representative for Sunset Park, Alexa Aviles sent questions to the Mayor, but she has not heard back. (Info)

While Tan is supported by her party, she is a leader on her own. We saw Iwen Chu being led by Abbate and Gounardes and Susan Zhang, who Bill Colton appears to be leading today. (See here)

While I don’t live in the district that Tan is running, I like that she’s very connected to the community. She’s present with the people when things happen – not just for a rally, but when problems arise. (See here and here)

Today at the rally at Sunset Park, Alexa Aviles’ supporters seem agitated that the Asian community was protesting against the recreation center being closed and used for the migrants. (We saw the video from WeChat of the man calling an Asian man a racist.)

Councilwoman Aviles should have spoken with them, so they can understand how different people feel about what’s happening at their park.

One of the videos I saw captured a vibrant woman named Lina. (See the video here)

Later in the day after the first protest with Ying Tan, Assemblyman Bill Colton and NYC City Council candidate, Susan Zhuang protested today against 60+ male migrants being placed at the Sunset Park Recreation Center on 7th Avenue and 42nd Street.

Why is Assemblyman Bill Colton there? He doesn’t represent this area. He should have let Zhuang lead on this.

While the Sunset Park pool remains open, the Sunset Park Recreation Center is closed to the community.

This has upset people because children and adults use that center and many have paid for membership (while it is low cost, the people said they were not told about this change).

Brooklyn has Iwen Chu and she was led by the existing male politicians. People aren’t receiving the communication they need from Chu now. Politicians need to speak for themselves, especially at rallies in areas they want to represent.