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November 28, 2022
Shore Road Christmas Tree Lighting in Bay Ridge
Avery shared these beautiful photos of the Shore Road Christmas Tree lighting. (See more) A video was shared here.
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November 28, 2022
Senator Andrew Gounardes Refuses to Help The Homeless Men on R Train Hotel
This Summer, Senator Andrew Gounardes took photos in the 95th Street station and told us that NYC was checking in on the people on the train.
He wanted your vote and told you what you wanted to hear.
No one is checking on all of these tired NY’ers, who go underground to the R train hotel.
At last weeks Community Board 10 Meeting, a mother commented that homeless men were coming out of the 95th Street subway station. No one is helping them and they have no where to go!
Today, Senator Gounardes sat around and talked about the good old days when he was thinking of being a priest. Seriously, Brooklyn Give Me a Break! Brannan and our lobbyist-loving senator have looked away from the homeless in this community for almost two years!
These are people’s family members and they need help.
We need new politicians representing Bay Ridge. We need people who aren’t afraid to speak with these people and help them get the services and help they need.
A Department of Homeless Servies employee was seen on the train in a heated cars that DIDNT have any homeless people. It’s an easier morning to say there were no homeless on the train.
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November 28, 2022
NYC Farebeaters Received 100,000 Summons
Crime is up in NYC — 1,917 felony crimes were reported from January through October — up from the 1,367 tallied during the same period last year. (Source)
NY 1 Journalist, Errol Louis shared that the NYPD has issued more than 100,000 summonses so far this year (over 320 per day) for farebeating and other violations, a 54% increase from last year. (Source)
The NYPD reported nine murders on mass transit, up from six last year at this point. (Source)
Arrests are up 93%. https://new.mta.info/document/100361
For a few days, things in the NYC Subway seemed to have calmed down, then this happened:
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November 28, 2022
If You Don’t Like Our Senate District, There is a Public Meeting on Thursday, 12/1/22
NYS Redistricting meeting is open to the public – it will be streamed online at: http://www.nyirc.gov on Thursday, November 1st.
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November 28, 2022
Norma’s Arts and Crafts Studio in Bay Ridge – Opening January 14, 2023
Update: Norma’s is re-opening in Bay Ridge at 6908 Colonial Road on January 14, 2023 at 2:00 pm.
On Sunday, January 15, 2023, the craft tables start!
This is a nice sized shop for an Arts and Crafts Studio! (See here)
Let Norma know what types of materials you would like to see at the new studio.
Read Norma’s message :
“Hi everyone, I’m sorry for not posting of our due date for opening. Unfortunately the companies that have what we needed to get this place on the way, have been stalling on our delivery for over 3 weeks, thank you Lowe’s. But we will still open, I promise that. We want this place perfect for all to enjoy. Our hearts were set for the first of December but with all good vibes and wishes we hope to open shop by end of December. I would like to ask of you if you can, please either send me via DM or email [email protected] on any and every arts and crafts you would like from toddlers to adults to do. Bay Ridge….let’s get artsy and crafty…I’ve missed yah.”
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November 28, 2022
68th Precinct – Sect. B – Meeting 11/30
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November 28, 2022
Free Tickets to See The Grinch in Sunset Park
On Saturday, December 3rd at 1:30 pm, there is a free showing of Dr. Seuss’ The Grinch Movie from 2018 at Industry City — Five-Two-A (indoors) 33 – 35th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11232
Seating is first come, first served for all; RSVP does not guarantee entry.* RSVP here.
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November 28, 2022
NYC Council Wants to Take Away a Landlords Ability To Do Background Checks – Justin Brannan is Silent About This Vote on 12/8
NYC Council wants to remove a landlord’s ability to do a background check for future tenants. (See bill)
The bill: Int 0632 will be voted on Thursday, December 8th. (People are against it – See here)
While Councilman Justin Brannan is not a sponsor of this bill, he often votes with this group of City Council representatives.
Brannan has not spoken out against the bill, like Inna Vernikov, the City Council Representative in Brighton Beach, Midwood and Sheepshead Bay. Vernikov took the time to speak out about NYC Council pushing this vote.
What’s on the menu this Thanksgiving? A bill which would prohibit landlords from conducting criminal background checks of potential tenants. Murdered someone? Beat up your girlfriend? Robbed? Stabbed your neighbor? No problem. Come live among us! Tell the @NYCCouncil to vote NO! pic.twitter.com/xgB2ePWprF
— Councilwoman Inna Vernikov (@InnaVernikov) November 24, 2022

Brannan is a terrible council representative. He is more focused on being the head of finance for NYC Council, than sharing important votes with the community. The communication he does share is filled with useless photos of him, rather than important legislation.
NYC Council does not care about the small landlords in Brooklyn. Many landlords live in a two-family home, where they occupy one floor and tenants occupy the other. Landlords need to know who is living in the home with them.

This bill affects 3 family homes and up.
Many people in this community don’t feel that someone who has been incarcerated within the last few years should have the opportunity to get an apartment the same way someone who hasn’t been arrested. Apartments with background checks are doing so not only for the owner of the building, but also for the safety of the other people in the building as well.

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November 28, 2022
Handpainted Ornament Sale in Bay Ridge 11/28
Eleni Misetzis is having her fifth annual Christmas Ornament Party in Bay Ridge from 4:00 – 10:00 pm at Louie’s Gyro’s at 7720 – 3rd Avenue.
Beautiful handmade ornaments. She has a lot of types including religious, angels, Brooklyn and Greek painted ornaments.
She is also selling home décor and gift sets.
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November 27, 2022
Decorated Dyker Christmas Houses By Lucioline

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Whose decorating in Dyker Heights? Lucioline – check out the homes they did so far

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November 27, 2022
68th Precinct’s Kindness Seen in Bay Ridge
Janine, a Bay Ridge resident shared this story today:
I saw something beautiful and needed to share.
I was having breakfast at The Common on 3rd and 94th street. A police car drove past and then parked across the street from the restaurant.
The officer got out of his vehicle and approached a man that appeared to be homeless. They talked for a few minutes. The officer walked back to his vehicle, pulled a piece of clothing out of the trunk and presented the (possibly) homeless man with a coat.
They shook hands…then the gentleman leaned in and hugged the officer.
It was a perfect example of kindness.
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November 27, 2022
Man Slashed on 86th Street in Bay Ridge
Around 4:00 am, a man was slashed in the arm with a knife on 86th Street and 5th Avenue in Bay Ridge.
His injuries were not life threatening.
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Avery shared these beautiful photos of the Shore Road Christmas Tree lighting. (See more) A video was shared here.

This Summer, Senator Andrew Gounardes took photos in the 95th Street station and told us that NYC was checking in on the people on the train.

He wanted your vote and told you what you wanted to hear.

No one is checking on all of these tired NY’ers, who go underground to the R train hotel.

At last weeks Community Board 10 Meeting, a mother commented that homeless men were coming out of the 95th Street subway station. No one is helping them and they have no where to go!

Today, Senator Gounardes sat around and talked about the good old days when he was thinking of being a priest. Seriously, Brooklyn Give Me a Break! Brannan and our lobbyist-loving senator have looked away from the homeless in this community for almost two years!

These are people’s family members and they need help.

We need new politicians representing Bay Ridge. We need people who aren’t afraid to speak with these people and help them get the services and help they need.

A Department of Homeless Servies employee was seen on the train in a heated cars that DIDNT have any homeless people. It’s an easier morning to say there were no homeless on the train.

Crime is up in NYC — 1,917 felony crimes were reported from January through October — up from the 1,367 tallied during the same period last year. (Source)

NY 1 Journalist, Errol Louis shared that the NYPD has issued more than 100,000 summonses so far this year (over 320 per day) for farebeating and other violations, a 54% increase from last year. (Source)

The NYPD reported nine murders on mass transit, up from six last year at this point. (Source)

Arrests are up 93%. https://new.mta.info/document/100361

For a few days, things in the NYC Subway seemed to have calmed down, then this happened:

NYS Redistricting meeting is open to the public – it will be streamed online at: http://www.nyirc.gov on Thursday, November 1st.

Update: Norma’s is re-opening in Bay Ridge at 6908 Colonial Road on January 14, 2023 at 2:00 pm.

On Sunday, January 15, 2023, the craft tables start!

This is a nice sized shop for an Arts and Crafts Studio! (See here)

Let Norma know what types of materials you would like to see at the new studio.

Read Norma’s message :

On Saturday, December 3rd at 1:30 pm, there is a free showing of Dr. Seuss’ The Grinch Movie from 2018 at Industry City — Five-Two-A (indoors) 33 – 35th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11232

Seating is first come, first served for all; RSVP does not guarantee entry.* RSVP here.

NYC Council wants to remove a landlord’s ability to do a background check for future tenants. (See bill)

The bill: Int 0632 will be voted on Thursday, December 8th. (People are against it – See here)

While Councilman Justin Brannan is not a sponsor of this bill, he often votes with this group of City Council representatives.

Brannan has not spoken out against the bill, like Inna Vernikov, the City Council Representative in Brighton Beach, Midwood and Sheepshead Bay. Vernikov took the time to speak out about NYC Council pushing this vote.

Brannan is a terrible council representative. He is more focused on being the head of finance for NYC Council, than sharing important votes with the community. The communication he does share is filled with useless photos of him, rather than important legislation.

NYC Council does not care about the small landlords in Brooklyn. Many landlords live in a two-family home, where they occupy one floor and tenants occupy the other. Landlords need to know who is living in the home with them.

This bill affects 3 family homes and up.

Eleni Misetzis is having her fifth annual Christmas Ornament Party in Bay Ridge from 4:00 – 10:00 pm at Louie’s Gyro’s at 7720 – 3rd Avenue.

Beautiful handmade ornaments. She has a lot of types including religious, angels, Brooklyn and Greek painted ornaments.

She is also selling home décor and gift sets.

Whose decorating in Dyker Heights? Lucioline – check out the homes they did so far

Janine, a Bay Ridge resident shared this story today:

I saw something beautiful and needed to share.

I was having breakfast at The Common on 3rd and 94th street. A police car drove past and then parked across the street from the restaurant.

The officer got out of his vehicle and approached a man that appeared to be homeless. They talked for a few minutes. The officer walked back to his vehicle, pulled a piece of clothing out of the trunk and presented the (possibly) homeless man with a coat.

They shook hands…then the gentleman leaned in and hugged the officer.

It was a perfect example of kindness.

Around 4:00 am, a man was slashed in the arm with a knife on 86th Street and 5th Avenue in Bay Ridge.

His injuries were not life threatening.

**Seating is first come, first served for all; RSVP does not guarantee entry.* RSVP here.**