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September 23, 2022
Little Amal in Bay Ridge – September 2022
Photo from Live Walking NYC’s video
Live Walking Nyc created this beautiful video of Little Amal in Bay Ridge.
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September 23, 2022
LP Dance Company Opened in Bay Ridge

LP Dance Company opened at 127 Bay Ridge Avenue!

LP Dance Company teaches these types of dance:
Registration is October 5th – October 8th. You can also register online here. Classes begin October 11th.
Congratulations and good luck ladies! LP Dance Company’s studio looks beautiful!
This location was Bay Ridge Ballet’s, until Ms. Patti moved up the block year to 110 Bay Ridge Avenue.
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September 23, 2022
Tommy From Bay Ridge Music School
And that’s a wrap teaching today at the Bay Ridge School Of Music…????#Brooklyn #BayRidge @warrenleightTV #BlueNote pic.twitter.com/4A2FjDed5v
— Tommy Bayiokos (@TommyBayiokos) September 24, 2022

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September 23, 2022
Happy Fall, Bay Ridge!
Happy Autumn.

Love,#BayRidge pic.twitter.com/Uqr9z4HWtj
— Seth Hoffman (@nyc_seth) September 23, 2022

Seth shared the beautiful picture above!
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September 23, 2022
Brad Lander Held Up Traffic at a Climate Strike in NYC This Afternoon
There was something called a climate strike in NYC today from 2:00 – 4:30 pm.
DO YOU KNOW WHAT A CLIMATE STRIKE IS?
I didn’t, but I do now. A climate strike is when activists block traffic so they can share their viewpoint about a topic.
This climate strike was during the day when Brad Lander is supposed to be the Comptroller of NYC.
Lander went to take photos and hold up traffic while he was supposed to be working for NYC.
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September 23, 2022
IS 201 Celebrates The Madeline Brennan School
Last Winter, IS 201 Dyker Heights Middle School at 8010 – 12th Avenue in Dyker Heights was renamed the The Madeline Brennan School.
On Saturday, the school community is celebrating the name change with a ceremony and remembering the dedicated leader.
Update: Nicole Malliotakis shared this photo:
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September 23, 2022
Blood Drive at Starbucks in Bay Ridge Today 9/23
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September 22, 2022
Extreme Flooding in Homes on 10th Avenue in Dyker Heights After It Rains
Brooklynites spoke out about the flooding due to the sewers on 10th Avenue. In 1999, sewer from 67th to 77th Street on 10th Avenue were update – in the 80’s they were not.
Dyker Heights residents are experiencing extreme flooding in their basements after it rains. How come newspapers aren’t reporting this?
Fran Vella-Marrone said that this needs to be on the capital project list. She is writing to the DEP. A man yelled out that this complaint has fallen on deaf ears. Justin Brannan isn’t deaf to lobbyists.
Eight residents from Dyker Heights came up and spoke about the sewers and the flooding.
First up was Brad. Brad said that the CDC is watching all the diseases in the water – polio, monkeypox, etc. and that water is in his home. The residents on Dyker Heights text each other and hope that it doesn’t rain! Brad owns a sump pump and a backup pump (that’s just sad that he needs to own two).
Brad called Brannan and Gounardes’ offices, but didn’t receive help. Why aren’t Justin and Andrew getting Dyker Heights residents help?
Brannan was the chair of NYC’s Council’s Committee on Resiliency and Waterfronts – I never heard him speak about the flooding in Dyker Heights! Why didn’t Brannan or Gounardes use NY tax money to remedy this problem?
It was heart-breaking to hear what Brad and his wife are going through – this should not be something they need to worry about.
Ramona R. has been living in Dyker Heights for 13 years. Her tenant crawled out of his window to clean a drain because there was three feet of water outside of the house. Ramona said she can’t sleep when there is a rainstorm.
Jim N. said this has been going on for years. He and his neighbors are not receiving the basics to stop the flooding.
Maria M. from 82nd Street said that she was in her basement and it flooded. The water was up to her waist and she lost consciousness. She had to be taken to the hospital. False promises by politicians are the problem.
Steve spoke about cutting the sheetrock out of his walls five times due to flooding. He’s called 311 many times and nothing is being done.
Vincent R is an 81-year-old Dyker resident. He has to shovel out his basement when it rains. He is tired of Democrats and Republics fighting. He said he called Brannan’s office many times asking for help!
Dyker Heights residents cheered each time someone from the neighborhood spoke at the mic. We cheered for them too and hope they receive help they need this week.
Pro-tip: Invite Andrew Gounardes to your flooded basement, so he can take a photo. I haven’t seen Gounardes contribute any our tax money to helping Dyker Heights, have you?
Andrew Gounardes’ Mother, a member of CB 10, sat in the first row of the meeting and listened to people say how they couldn’t get help for YEARS.
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September 22, 2022
Gounardes & Frontus Voted to Legalized Marijuana. Now Some Smoke Shops in Bay Ridge Have Started Selling Items
Jaynemarie Capetanakis, the head of Community Board 10 said that Albany legalized marijuana for New York State. Jaynemarie didn’t say that Andrew Gounardes and Frontus voted for this.
Andrew Gounardes and Mathylde Frontus should be visiting the Bay Ridge businesses, which people have reported for selling drugs before it is legal in NYC. Gounardes and Frontus can engage these new business owners in a conversation.
Strangely, both politicians are up for re-election, but didn’t show up for the CB-10 meeting.
When politicians go to Albany, they vote with their friends. But a lot of Albany’s bills don’t work for Brooklyn. People here take things to the extreme.
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September 22, 2022
Three Bay Ridge Kittens Lost Their Mittens…For Adoption at Itty Bitty Kitty

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A post shared by Itty Bitty Kitty NY Bay Ridge (@ittybittykittynybayridge)

These three munchkins: Pumpkin, Spice and Latte are looking for a home!
Are you interested in adopting a cat or kittens this Fall?
If so please fill out an application at: http://www.ittybittykittyny.org
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September 22, 2022
Suicide Rates Published By the CDC – Reach Out to Someone Today
I heard the CDC’s suicide rate statistics. I immediately went to look it up because I didn’t believe that was true. (See statistics)
The CDC shared that in 2020, an estimated 12.2 million American adults seriously thought about suicide, 3.2 million planned a suicide attempt, and 1.2 million attempted suicide.
Reach out to someone who you haven’s spoken to in awhile.
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September 22, 2022
Female Artists in Brooklyn Sell Art for PP 9/24

On Saturday, September 24th, female artists in The Brooklyn Waterfront Artist Coalition are using their collective strength to sell art to support Planned Parenthood from 1:00 – 6:00 pm.

Ellen Coleman Izzo, an artist in Bay Ridge and owner of Printspace has three etchings in the show!

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Live Walking Nyc created this beautiful video of Little Amal in Bay Ridge.

LP Dance Company opened at 127 Bay Ridge Avenue!

LP Dance Company teaches these types of dance:

Registration is October 5th – October 8th. You can also register online here. Classes begin October 11th.

Congratulations and good luck ladies! LP Dance Company’s studio looks beautiful!

This location was Bay Ridge Ballet’s, until Ms. Patti moved up the block year to 110 Bay Ridge Avenue.

Seth shared the beautiful picture above!

There was something called a climate strike in NYC today from 2:00 – 4:30 pm.

DO YOU KNOW WHAT A CLIMATE STRIKE IS?

I didn’t, but I do now. A climate strike is when activists block traffic so they can share their viewpoint about a topic.

This climate strike was during the day when Brad Lander is supposed to be the Comptroller of NYC.

Lander went to take photos and hold up traffic while he was supposed to be working for NYC.

Last Winter, IS 201 Dyker Heights Middle School at 8010 – 12th Avenue in Dyker Heights was renamed the The Madeline Brennan School.

On Saturday, the school community is celebrating the name change with a ceremony and remembering the dedicated leader.

Update: Nicole Malliotakis shared this photo:

Brooklynites spoke out about the flooding due to the sewers on 10th Avenue. In 1999, sewer from 67th to 77th Street on 10th Avenue were update – in the 80’s they were not.

Dyker Heights residents are experiencing extreme flooding in their basements after it rains. How come newspapers aren’t reporting this?

Fran Vella-Marrone said that this needs to be on the capital project list. She is writing to the DEP. A man yelled out that this complaint has fallen on deaf ears. Justin Brannan isn’t deaf to lobbyists.

Eight residents from Dyker Heights came up and spoke about the sewers and the flooding.

Brad called Brannan and Gounardes’ offices, but didn’t receive help. Why aren’t Justin and Andrew getting Dyker Heights residents help?

Brannan was the chair of NYC’s Council’s Committee on Resiliency and Waterfronts – I never heard him speak about the flooding in Dyker Heights! Why didn’t Brannan or Gounardes use NY tax money to remedy this problem?

It was heart-breaking to hear what Brad and his wife are going through – this should not be something they need to worry about.

Ramona R. has been living in Dyker Heights for 13 years. Her tenant crawled out of his window to clean a drain because there was three feet of water outside of the house. Ramona said she can’t sleep when there is a rainstorm.

Jim N. said this has been going on for years. He and his neighbors are not receiving the basics to stop the flooding.

Maria M. from 82nd Street said that she was in her basement and it flooded. The water was up to her waist and she lost consciousness. She had to be taken to the hospital. False promises by politicians are the problem.

Steve spoke about cutting the sheetrock out of his walls five times due to flooding. He’s called 311 many times and nothing is being done.

Vincent R is an 81-year-old Dyker resident. He has to shovel out his basement when it rains. He is tired of Democrats and Republics fighting. He said he called Brannan’s office many times asking for help!

Dyker Heights residents cheered each time someone from the neighborhood spoke at the mic. We cheered for them too and hope they receive help they need this week.

Pro-tip: Invite Andrew Gounardes to your flooded basement, so he can take a photo. I haven’t seen Gounardes contribute any our tax money to helping Dyker Heights, have you?

Andrew Gounardes’ Mother, a member of CB 10, sat in the first row of the meeting and listened to people say how they couldn’t get help for YEARS.

Jaynemarie Capetanakis, the head of Community Board 10 said that Albany legalized marijuana for New York State. Jaynemarie didn’t say that Andrew Gounardes and Frontus voted for this.

Andrew Gounardes and Mathylde Frontus should be visiting the Bay Ridge businesses, which people have reported for selling drugs before it is legal in NYC. Gounardes and Frontus can engage these new business owners in a conversation.

Strangely, both politicians are up for re-election, but didn’t show up for the CB-10 meeting.

When politicians go to Albany, they vote with their friends. But a lot of Albany’s bills don’t work for Brooklyn. People here take things to the extreme.

These three munchkins: Pumpkin, Spice and Latte are looking for a home!

Are you interested in adopting a cat or kittens this Fall?

If so please fill out an application at: http://www.ittybittykittyny.org

I heard the CDC’s suicide rate statistics. I immediately went to look it up because I didn’t believe that was true. (See statistics)

The CDC shared that in 2020, an estimated 12.2 million American adults seriously thought about suicide, 3.2 million planned a suicide attempt, and 1.2 million attempted suicide.

Reach out to someone who you haven’s spoken to in awhile.

On Saturday, September 24th, female artists in The Brooklyn Waterfront Artist Coalition are using their collective strength to sell art to support Planned Parenthood from 1:00 – 6:00 pm.

Ellen Coleman Izzo, an artist in Bay Ridge and owner of Printspace has three etchings in the show!