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July 5, 2023
How the MTA Drew 95th St and 4th Avenue
The Brooklyn Reporter wrote about the MTA’s plans for an elevator on the corner of 95th Street and 4th Avenue. The MTA’s drawing is interesting. (See story)
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July 5, 2023
Sanchos is Opening on 3rd Avenue in Bay Ridge
Photo: Cititour’s picture from here)
Cititour shared that El Nuevo Sanchos (which means The New Sanchos) is coming to 3rd Avenue and 69th in Bay Ridge. (See here)
It will be taking Anopoli’s Ice Cream spot at 6920 – 3rd Avenue.
It won’t be an ice cream parlor, but rather the Spanish restaurant that many people in Bay Ridge love.
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July 5, 2023
Holistic Experience in Bay Ridge – July 15th

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July 5, 2023
July 4th Rain Flooded Some Bay Ridge and Dyker Heights Homes
Many residents in Bay Ridge and Dyker Heights spent yesterday afternoon cleaning up their flooded basement.
Councilman Brannan’s response to the resident was a link to an article from 2021.
Residents from different streets shared about how much water was in their home. On 10th Avenue in Dyker Heights residents are not just getting rain water – they are also getting sewage! How does this problem continue to exist?
Later, Brannan told a resident that installing a backwater valve works. The problem with this is backwater valves cost $12,000 to install.
For years, this problem has been reported to Senator Gounardes and Councilman Brannan. Last Fall, Dyker Heights residents (many seniors) were at the Community Board 10 Meeting saying they were in water that waist high.
The old pipes underground are undersized and can’t handle the volume of water, so the pressure pushes the water into homes via drains and toilets.
Councilman Justin Brannan was the head of NYC Council’s Council’s Committee on Resilency and Waterfronts. Brannan was the head of NYC’s Finance Committee and he didn’t do anything to have the drains updated. We need new leaders here!
People in our neighborhood are living in fear of a rainstorms and no one is helping them!
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July 5, 2023
Lutheran Elementary School Summer Camp Starts Monday, July 10th
Lutheran Elementary School is at 440 Ovington Avenue. [email protected]
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July 5, 2023
July’s 4th Fireworks in Bay Ridge & the 68th Pct.
The 68th Precinct announced that they collected a lot of fireworks on July 4th, gave summons and arrested people.
A lot of areas had huge, amazing firework displays. Many of those were cleaned up today and there was no sign that a celebration happened. (Some were not.)
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July 5, 2023
What’s Happening on 17th Ave and 84th Street?
Around 1:40 pm this afternoon, an airplane was circling over Dyker Heights. Citizen showed this.
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July 5, 2023
Avoid the Mailbox Outside – 13th Ave Post Office
A Dyker Heights resident shared that the mailbox outside of the 11228 post office on 13th Avenue and 83rd Strreet has glue on it.
Thieves put glue on the box, so it will catch envelopes. When the thieves find an envelope with a check, they wash the check and erase what you wrote on it. Then they use the check.
The supervisor at the Dyker Heights Post Office told the resident that they finally put surveillance outside the post office. This has been going on since 2019 and no one thought to put a camera there until now? (See here)
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July 4, 2023
Help Wanted at Bay Ridge Plant Store – Full Time
Help wanted at the plant store – full time.
Must be able to lift very heavy bags of soil. Duties are making soil, packaging and stocking. They will train.
Very pleasant atmosphere.
Call 718-836-2402 between 1-5 and ask for Helena to set up an appointment.
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July 4, 2023
Police Commissioners Day of Play on Wednesday, July 5th at Shore Road Park
NYPD officers from the 68th Precinct are doing outreach at Shore Road Park on Wednesday, July 5th. from 4:00 – 7:00 pm.
The police officers bring all the equipment, so everyone can play.
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July 4, 2023
Happy 4th of July, Bay Ridge!
Happy 4th of July, Bay Ridge! America can’t just be free for those who are rich and can control our politicians. Insist on change Brooklyn…and America.

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Bay Ridge Cinemas shared this fantastic picture of a beautifully decorated Bay Ridge home! Thanks for having so much spirit and making people smile, neighbor!
Happy 4th of July, Bay Ridge! See the rest of Bay Ridge Cinema’s photos here.

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July 4, 2023
Happy 4th of July Bay Ridge
@bayridgebuzz Happy Fourth of July, Bay Ridge! #july4 #bayridge #fireworks #verrazzano #brooklyn ? original sound – BayRidgeBuzz

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The Brooklyn Reporter wrote about the MTA’s plans for an elevator on the corner of 95th Street and 4th Avenue. The MTA’s drawing is interesting. (See story)

Cititour shared that El Nuevo Sanchos (which means The New Sanchos) is coming to 3rd Avenue and 69th in Bay Ridge. (See here)

It will be taking Anopoli’s Ice Cream spot at 6920 – 3rd Avenue.

It won’t be an ice cream parlor, but rather the Spanish restaurant that many people in Bay Ridge love.

Many residents in Bay Ridge and Dyker Heights spent yesterday afternoon cleaning up their flooded basement.

Councilman Brannan’s response to the resident was a link to an article from 2021.

Residents from different streets shared about how much water was in their home. On 10th Avenue in Dyker Heights residents are not just getting rain water – they are also getting sewage! How does this problem continue to exist?

Later, Brannan told a resident that installing a backwater valve works. The problem with this is backwater valves cost $12,000 to install.

For years, this problem has been reported to Senator Gounardes and Councilman Brannan. Last Fall, Dyker Heights residents (many seniors) were at the Community Board 10 Meeting saying they were in water that waist high.

The old pipes underground are undersized and can’t handle the volume of water, so the pressure pushes the water into homes via drains and toilets.

Councilman Justin Brannan was the head of NYC Council’s Council’s Committee on Resilency and Waterfronts. Brannan was the head of NYC’s Finance Committee and he didn’t do anything to have the drains updated. We need new leaders here!

People in our neighborhood are living in fear of a rainstorms and no one is helping them!

Lutheran Elementary School is at 440 Ovington Avenue. [email protected]

The 68th Precinct announced that they collected a lot of fireworks on July 4th, gave summons and arrested people.

A lot of areas had huge, amazing firework displays. Many of those were cleaned up today and there was no sign that a celebration happened. (Some were not.)

Around 1:40 pm this afternoon, an airplane was circling over Dyker Heights. Citizen showed this.

A Dyker Heights resident shared that the mailbox outside of the 11228 post office on 13th Avenue and 83rd Strreet has glue on it.

Thieves put glue on the box, so it will catch envelopes. When the thieves find an envelope with a check, they wash the check and erase what you wrote on it. Then they use the check.

The supervisor at the Dyker Heights Post Office told the resident that they finally put surveillance outside the post office. This has been going on since 2019 and no one thought to put a camera there until now? (See here)

Help wanted at the plant store – full time.

Must be able to lift very heavy bags of soil. Duties are making soil, packaging and stocking. They will train.

Very pleasant atmosphere.

Call 718-836-2402 between 1-5 and ask for Helena to set up an appointment.

NYPD officers from the 68th Precinct are doing outreach at Shore Road Park on Wednesday, July 5th. from 4:00 – 7:00 pm.

The police officers bring all the equipment, so everyone can play.

Happy 4th of July, Bay Ridge! America can’t just be free for those who are rich and can control our politicians. Insist on change Brooklyn…and America.

Bay Ridge Cinemas shared this fantastic picture of a beautifully decorated Bay Ridge home! Thanks for having so much spirit and making people smile, neighbor!

Happy 4th of July, Bay Ridge! See the rest of Bay Ridge Cinema’s photos here.