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January 23, 2023
Trivia Night at Delia’s Lounge Tonight 1/23
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January 22, 2023
Assemblyman Brook-Krasny Shows He Isn’t Silent About Crime in Bay Ridge – Thieves Arrested
The local councilman and senator don’t think people should know that a senior has been robbed or that the police captured the teen thieves.
It’s much better that people know so they can be aware of the hotspots in the area.
Thank you to our new Assemblyman for sharing this information and to the NYPD for capturing the teen thieves.
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January 22, 2023
Republicans Running for District 47 Council Seat
There are a lot of challengers on this year’s list because many people realize a hands-on representative is needed in our community.
Anthony Batista Perez is the only Democrat who challenged Justin Brannan, so he will be on the primary ballot starting with early voting Saturday, June 17, 2023 – Sunday, June 25, 2023 (Tuesday, June 27th is the official voting day
In alphabetical order, these are the Republicans who will be on the primary ballot in June:
1) Anna Belfiore-Delfaus is currently a special education teacher, who is be focusing on education, crime and safe neighborhoods. Belfiore-Delfaus is taking questions on Twitter. She was asked about vaccine mandates here. Bay Ridge has never been represented by a female.
Anna shared this video:
I am proud to officially announce my run for City Council in District 47. Please consider contributing to my campaign (every $1 is matched by $8 due to matching funds). Thank you for your support. https://t.co/ppAMICn1Ol pic.twitter.com/2jlmlCJzWs
— Anna Belfiore-Delfaus for NYC City Council? (@AnnaBD4NYC) January 22, 2023

2) Ari Kagan – Ari Kagan is the NYC Councilman whose been cleaning up 86th Street under the L (and he’s doing a good job there because he’s been persistent). Like us, redistricting left Kagan at a disadvantage. Most notable: Since he’s in office, we can look at his money and compare it to Brannan’s. His campaign FB page is here.
3) Avery Pereira – All around good guy, Avery Pereira could be trusted to stay focused on this area and avoid lobbyists nonsense.
Pereira has spoken out about cutting wasteful spending. (See here) Avery believes that NYC workers who were fired for not getting the Covid vaccine, should be rehired. Most notable: He’s trustworthy.
4) Michael Ragusa – Mike is high energy and very focused on problems in our community. His concentration will be on safer streets, homelessness, education and improving the business climate. (More info here) Ragusa recently had a fundraiser and raised more money than any of the other candidates in this quarter. Most notable: He’s all over the district, from Bay Ridge to Coney Island. We need someone who walks around the community.
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January 22, 2023
NY Weatherman Beaten on a Manhattan Train
Adam Klotz was beaten on a Manhattan train by teens when he tried to help another rider. (Story here)
The teens were bothering an older man on the train and Klotz spoke up. The teens started beating on Klotz.

The police were able to get a few of the teens, but they were all released!!
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January 22, 2023
Warning: Dog Owners Near 12th Ave & 67th St.
If you have a dog, avoid walking it near trees around 12th Avenue between 67th and 68th Street.
A homeowner there noticed rats and put down rat poisoning to get rid of them so the problem doesn’t get any worse. But there is not a warning sign for dog owners.
Another neighbor shared the information so everyone can stay away from the poison.
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January 22, 2023
UPS Delivery Man in Bay Ridge Recognized By The New Yorker
Photo: Thomas Prior for The New Yorker
Antoine Andrews has been delivering packages in our area for almost twenty years.
Jennifer Gonnerman, journalist for The New Yorker wrote about Andrews in her article about UPS and the Package Wars. Is a strike coming for UPS? See article here
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January 21, 2023
RIP Nyheem Wright.
Nyheem Wright was only seventeen-year-old.
Photo from News 12 Video
Wright was chased by five teenage boys in Coney Island. They caught up with him, beat him and stabbed on Mermaid Avenue yesterday around 3:20 pm in the Rite Aid parking lot. (Source)
The latest information said the police believe it was gang related. (See here) It is unclear why Nyheem was attacked. (Source)
Nyheem was brought to Maimonides yesterday. He had a collapsed lung and punctured vein. Nyheem died this afternoon. (Source)
Nyheem was a senior at K728 Liberation Diploma Plus High School and was graduating in a few months.
RIP. Prayers for this Nyheem’s family and friends. This is the worst week of their lives. Hopefully, those responsible for his death are arrested soon.
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January 21, 2023
ALC Grocery Catering Setup is Nice!
ALC grocery at 8613 – 3rd Avenue in Bay Ridge shared pictures of their catering. Everything looks beautiful – they have pics of their Spring and Summer parties here.
See their catering menu here.
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January 21, 2023
Sean Casey Animal Rescue Needs Newspapers
Sean Casey Animal Rescue at 153 East 3rd Street (Between Ft Hamilton Pkwy & Caton Avenue) shared the message above on social media – they need newspapers!
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January 20, 2023
Bing Bong Dyker Heights 13th Ave. & 78th Street
Josephine shared this picture tonight.
This is not the same vehicle – it’s a new eye sore for Dyker Heights.
This vehicle was in an accident. You can see the A pillar (where the front of the door would mount) is smashed in.
This picture was taken in front of the new pot shop on 13th Avenue and 78th Street.
This vehicle also has no tickets.
Keep sharing pictures Brooklyn. No one would believe what goes on here. And elect new people!
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January 19, 2023
95th Street Pharmacy is Opening on 3rd Avenue
Hello 95th Street Pharmacy!
This new pharmacy is on 95th Street and 3rd Avenue, yes across the street is Walgreens Pharmacy. The phone number on the sign is 347-497-5232.
You might be thinking, “Why would a pharmacy compete with Walgreens?” It won’t.
This pharmacy will be for all the people who loved Ridge Pharmacy and being able to talk with a pharmacist and get some personal help. People love small shops!
Hopefully, items won’t be locked down like they are at Walgreens.
Capital One Bank used to be in this location until they left in the Spring of 2019. This store front was the campaign headquarters of Justin Brannan when he ran for re-election.
We are glad to see this corner will be very vibrant (The Wicked Monk next door keeps this street looking beautiful with flags, decorations and painted windows!)
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January 19, 2023
Bus Riders Sound Off for the Last Stop Deli Stop
The MTA is eliminating bus stops and making the distance between bus stops longer. (Bus Bunching)
The Last Stop Deli on 4th Avenue and 100th Street will no longer be the last stop for the bus.
Here’s the problem with that: residents like stopping there and bus drivers like stopping there to get a drink and a snack.
There’s a petition to stop the bus changes – here.
If you take the bus, there will be virtual meetings about the changes (See meeting list) and register for the meeting – here.
Community Board 10 will be advocating for service near the new senior senior center.
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The local councilman and senator don’t think people should know that a senior has been robbed or that the police captured the teen thieves.

It’s much better that people know so they can be aware of the hotspots in the area.

Thank you to our new Assemblyman for sharing this information and to the NYPD for capturing the teen thieves.

There are a lot of challengers on this year’s list because many people realize a hands-on representative is needed in our community.

Anthony Batista Perez is the only Democrat who challenged Justin Brannan, so he will be on the primary ballot starting with early voting Saturday, June 17, 2023 – Sunday, June 25, 2023 (Tuesday, June 27th is the official voting day

In alphabetical order, these are the Republicans who will be on the primary ballot in June:

1) Anna Belfiore-Delfaus is currently a special education teacher, who is be focusing on education, crime and safe neighborhoods. Belfiore-Delfaus is taking questions on Twitter. She was asked about vaccine mandates here. Bay Ridge has never been represented by a female.

Anna shared this video:

3) Avery Pereira – All around good guy, Avery Pereira could be trusted to stay focused on this area and avoid lobbyists nonsense.

Pereira has spoken out about cutting wasteful spending. (See here) Avery believes that NYC workers who were fired for not getting the Covid vaccine, should be rehired. Most notable: He’s trustworthy.

Adam Klotz was beaten on a Manhattan train by teens when he tried to help another rider. (Story here)

The teens were bothering an older man on the train and Klotz spoke up. The teens started beating on Klotz.

The police were able to get a few of the teens, but they were all released!!

If you have a dog, avoid walking it near trees around 12th Avenue between 67th and 68th Street.

A homeowner there noticed rats and put down rat poisoning to get rid of them so the problem doesn’t get any worse. But there is not a warning sign for dog owners.

Another neighbor shared the information so everyone can stay away from the poison.

Antoine Andrews has been delivering packages in our area for almost twenty years.

Jennifer Gonnerman, journalist for The New Yorker wrote about Andrews in her article about UPS and the Package Wars. Is a strike coming for UPS? See article here

Nyheem Wright was only seventeen-year-old.

Wright was chased by five teenage boys in Coney Island. They caught up with him, beat him and stabbed on Mermaid Avenue yesterday around 3:20 pm in the Rite Aid parking lot. (Source)

The latest information said the police believe it was gang related. (See here) It is unclear why Nyheem was attacked. (Source)

Nyheem was brought to Maimonides yesterday. He had a collapsed lung and punctured vein. Nyheem died this afternoon. (Source)

Nyheem was a senior at K728 Liberation Diploma Plus High School and was graduating in a few months.

RIP. Prayers for this Nyheem’s family and friends. This is the worst week of their lives. Hopefully, those responsible for his death are arrested soon.

ALC grocery at 8613 – 3rd Avenue in Bay Ridge shared pictures of their catering. Everything looks beautiful – they have pics of their Spring and Summer parties here.

See their catering menu here.

Sean Casey Animal Rescue at 153 East 3rd Street (Between Ft Hamilton Pkwy & Caton Avenue) shared the message above on social media – they need newspapers!

This is not the same vehicle – it’s a new eye sore for Dyker Heights.

This vehicle was in an accident. You can see the A pillar (where the front of the door would mount) is smashed in.

This picture was taken in front of the new pot shop on 13th Avenue and 78th Street.

This vehicle also has no tickets.

Keep sharing pictures Brooklyn. No one would believe what goes on here. And elect new people!

Hello 95th Street Pharmacy!

This new pharmacy is on 95th Street and 3rd Avenue, yes across the street is Walgreens Pharmacy. The phone number on the sign is 347-497-5232.

You might be thinking, “Why would a pharmacy compete with Walgreens?” It won’t.

This pharmacy will be for all the people who loved Ridge Pharmacy and being able to talk with a pharmacist and get some personal help. People love small shops!

Hopefully, items won’t be locked down like they are at Walgreens.

Capital One Bank used to be in this location until they left in the Spring of 2019. This store front was the campaign headquarters of Justin Brannan when he ran for re-election.

We are glad to see this corner will be very vibrant (The Wicked Monk next door keeps this street looking beautiful with flags, decorations and painted windows!)

The MTA is eliminating bus stops and making the distance between bus stops longer. (Bus Bunching)

The Last Stop Deli on 4th Avenue and 100th Street will no longer be the last stop for the bus.

Here’s the problem with that: residents like stopping there and bus drivers like stopping there to get a drink and a snack.

There’s a petition to stop the bus changes – here.

If you take the bus, there will be virtual meetings about the changes (See meeting list) and register for the meeting – here.

Community Board 10 will be advocating for service near the new senior senior center.