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March 23, 2023
Assemblyman Chang Had Chevy Removed From Dyker Heights Street
This silver car sat on 70th Street between 17th and 18th Avenue for months.
The car hadn’t moved for alternate side parking since December.
The residents on the block complained to 311, but nothing happened.
Then the residents called Assemblyman Chang. Lester was able to confirm that the owner had died and the car was donated to a charity. It’s nice to see Lester taking action for the community.
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March 23, 2023
Adopt this Three Month Old Puppy at Sean Casey
Avalanche is about 3 months old and such a sweetheart. Stop by to meet him if you think he is the right match for your family!
Sean Casey Animal Rescue 153 East 3rd Street Brooklyn
Open for adoptions from 11 a.m. until 5:30 p.m.
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March 23, 2023
Afternoon Robbery 73rd Street in Bay Ridge 3/23
Around 3:00 pm this afternoon, a man was knocked to the ground and robbed by three men on 73rd Street between 4th and 5th Avenue in Bay Ridge. (Info)
It was labeled as a strong-arm robbery (meaning a weapon (or weapons) were present.
The suspects fled in a gray minivan
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March 23, 2023
Are NYC Council’s Eleven New Bills to Scrutinize and Penalize Cops? Justin Brannan Sits On the Public Safety Board And Didn’t Mention Them
NYC Council’s Public Safety Committee introduced these eleven bills on Monday. Councilman Justin Brannan sits on the Public Safety Committee and gets paid for being on the committee.
I looked through Brannan’s social media and weekly news, but he didn’t mention any of these bills.
Of course the NYPD is not happy about the extra scrutiny and penalized of police officers. They are continuously getting more work to do. Why weren’t the bills made with the police?
See the PBA’s tweet:
How many of the City Council representatives are Defund the Police politicians? Everyone was shocked by Justin Brannan’s Tweet in support of Defunding (see here)
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When Justin Brannan voted to legalized ebikes, that gave the 68th Precinct a lot more complaints and more work to do. Senator Gounardes voted to legalize marijuana, but many shops are selling it illegally in our area. These politicians forget that their messes take up the NYPD’s day.
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March 23, 2023
Free Boys Dance Class in Bay Ridge – Ages 6-10
FREE BOYS DANCE CLASSES on Wednesday afternoons starting May 3 at Bay Ridge Ballet’s studio.
All boys ages 6-10 are eligible to participate. No previous dance experience necessary.

www.bayridgeballet.com
[email protected]
347-968-6905
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March 22, 2023
IMPORTANT: Bay Ridge Meeting 3/23
Bay Ridge residents have called a meeting about the changes that are being planned for Shore Hill Apartments at 9000 Shore Road.
The meeting is on Thursday, March 23rd at 6:30 pm.
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March 22, 2023
Flea Market in Bay Ridge on Sunday 3/26
Flea Market on Sunday, March 26th at PS 264’s Schoolyard on 4th Avenue and 89th Street.
This flea market is to to benefit PS 231 – The Seeall Academy at 5601 16th Avenue.
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March 22, 2023
Prom Dress Giveaway at IS 201
IS 201 is having their annual prom dress giveaway for high school seniors (must have ID with them) on Friday and Saturday this week.
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March 22, 2023
Apply to Be on the Game Show Generation Gap
You can watch and learn more about the show here:

They are currently looking for seniors and their junior partners who would love to compete against other teams for cash and prizes! We are shooting in NYC next month, the second half of April 2023 and are holding auditions via Zoom or Skype THIS WEEK ONLY.
Please email [email protected] to apply!
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March 21, 2023
Here’s Why Andrew Gounardes Isn’t Fighting for Bay Ridge…
StreetsPac is having a party for Andrew Gounardes. (From here)
Gounardes is not up for election until 2025.
The tickets for this event are $250 to $1000.
There are no tickets to this event for $50 or $100 so only wealthy people are going.
That’s why people in Bay Ridge don’t have representation.
Who is Streets Pac? It’s a political action committee – they aren’t even a political action committee in Brooklyn.

Streets PAC lists their address as: 17 Battery Place, Suite 204 New York, NY 10004
Which is also the same address as:
Interesting, the guy is bragging that he put up this sign at Prospect Park West. (See here) The head of the DOT made him take it down. Do you think he got a ticket? Nope.
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March 21, 2023
Calf Running on the Streets in Canarsie
#Breaking COW ON THE LOOSE—it’s not everyday you see a Calf running through the streets of Canarsie…let alone it happening outside our OFFICE! #brooklyn #nyc @News12BK #cow #calf #calfontheloose #animalcontrol #canarsie CHECK this out! ?? pic.twitter.com/9mQHCOptRv
— Mary-Lyn Buckley (@ml_buckley) March 21, 2023

Story here.
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March 21, 2023
Homeless Get No Help on the R Train in Brooklyn
Today’s pictures from the R train at 95th Street were shared with me because Brooklynites want these NY’ers to get help. Each morning they have gone unnoticed for years.
We are told there are city agencies helping these people. Ridgites see people from NYC, but no one is engaged in speaking to the people who need help.
Above the man was on the floor near his wagon. No one went over to talk to him or even ask if he was alright.
Why aren’t these people aren’t receiving help?
The people with orange vests are engaged in conversation and hanging out with each other. Why is the R train an observation train, rather than one where people could get some help?
Gounardes told us last Summer that these people would receive help, but they haven’t. Councilman Brannan should have taken action for them.
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This silver car sat on 70th Street between 17th and 18th Avenue for months.

The car hadn’t moved for alternate side parking since December.

The residents on the block complained to 311, but nothing happened.

Then the residents called Assemblyman Chang. Lester was able to confirm that the owner had died and the car was donated to a charity. It’s nice to see Lester taking action for the community.

Avalanche is about 3 months old and such a sweetheart. Stop by to meet him if you think he is the right match for your family!

Sean Casey Animal Rescue 153 East 3rd Street Brooklyn

Open for adoptions from 11 a.m. until 5:30 p.m.

Around 3:00 pm this afternoon, a man was knocked to the ground and robbed by three men on 73rd Street between 4th and 5th Avenue in Bay Ridge. (Info)

It was labeled as a strong-arm robbery (meaning a weapon (or weapons) were present.

The suspects fled in a gray minivan

NYC Council’s Public Safety Committee introduced these eleven bills on Monday. Councilman Justin Brannan sits on the Public Safety Committee and gets paid for being on the committee.

I looked through Brannan’s social media and weekly news, but he didn’t mention any of these bills.

Of course the NYPD is not happy about the extra scrutiny and penalized of police officers. They are continuously getting more work to do. Why weren’t the bills made with the police?

See the PBA’s tweet:

How many of the City Council representatives are Defund the Police politicians? Everyone was shocked by Justin Brannan’s Tweet in support of Defunding (see here)

When Justin Brannan voted to legalized ebikes, that gave the 68th Precinct a lot more complaints and more work to do. Senator Gounardes voted to legalize marijuana, but many shops are selling it illegally in our area. These politicians forget that their messes take up the NYPD’s day.

FREE BOYS DANCE CLASSES on Wednesday afternoons starting May 3 at Bay Ridge Ballet’s studio.

All boys ages 6-10 are eligible to participate. No previous dance experience necessary.

www.bayridgeballet.com[email protected]347-968-6905

Bay Ridge residents have called a meeting about the changes that are being planned for Shore Hill Apartments at 9000 Shore Road.

The meeting is on Thursday, March 23rd at 6:30 pm.

Flea Market on Sunday, March 26th at PS 264’s Schoolyard on 4th Avenue and 89th Street.

This flea market is to to benefit PS 231 – The Seeall Academy at 5601 16th Avenue.

IS 201 is having their annual prom dress giveaway for high school seniors (must have ID with them) on Friday and Saturday this week.

You can watch and learn more about the show here:

They are currently looking for seniors and their junior partners who would love to compete against other teams for cash and prizes! We are shooting in NYC next month, the second half of April 2023 and are holding auditions via Zoom or Skype THIS WEEK ONLY.

Please email [email protected] to apply!

StreetsPac is having a party for Andrew Gounardes. (From here)

Gounardes is not up for election until 2025.

The tickets for this event are $250 to $1000.

There are no tickets to this event for $50 or $100 so only wealthy people are going.

That’s why people in Bay Ridge don’t have representation.

Who is Streets Pac? It’s a political action committee – they aren’t even a political action committee in Brooklyn.

Streets PAC lists their address as: 17 Battery Place, Suite 204 New York, NY 10004

Which is also the same address as:

Interesting, the guy is bragging that he put up this sign at Prospect Park West. (See here) The head of the DOT made him take it down. Do you think he got a ticket? Nope.

Today’s pictures from the R train at 95th Street were shared with me because Brooklynites want these NY’ers to get help. Each morning they have gone unnoticed for years.

We are told there are city agencies helping these people. Ridgites see people from NYC, but no one is engaged in speaking to the people who need help.

Above the man was on the floor near his wagon. No one went over to talk to him or even ask if he was alright.

Why aren’t these people aren’t receiving help?

The people with orange vests are engaged in conversation and hanging out with each other. Why is the R train an observation train, rather than one where people could get some help?

Gounardes told us last Summer that these people would receive help, but they haven’t. Councilman Brannan should have taken action for them.

www.bayridgeballet.com
[email protected]
347-968-6905