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March 2, 2022
Bay Ridge Ballet – Summer Dance Camp
July & August Full & Half Day Camps ages 5-8 – Info here
Summer Intensive ages 8-18! Info here
Weekly Classes too Info here
Dance with Bay Ridge Ballet this Summer!
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March 2, 2022
Steve Diamond Bay Ridge Pharmacist That Everyone Loves
Steve Diamond is a Pharmacist who worked at Rite Aid Walgreens on 79th and 3rd Avenue. Everyone loves him because he is helpful and answers questions. Many say he is more knowledgeable than their doctor!
If you are looking for Steve, he is at Neugards at 7311 3rd Avenue in Bay Ridge.
I am putting this here because several people are looking for him. When you find someone good, you don’t want to lose contact with them.
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March 2, 2022
Amuni’s Ash Wednesday Special in Bay Ridge
Amuni’s Ash Wednesday Special is a panelle special served with a cheese rice ball for $10.
Amuni Italian Restaurant is at 7217 3rd Avenue in Bay Ridge.
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March 2, 2022
Do You Need to Be Confirmed?
Classes start in April.
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March 2, 2022
Store is Empty – Bring Back Nothing Fits Fashion Store to 86th Street
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March 1, 2022
Senator Andrew Gounardes Took Two Years to Correct a Bill to Protect NYS Workers.
In 2018, NYS wrote stronger laws to stop workplace discrimination and harassment. (See here)
Sadly, the law the politicians passed left out the staff of NYS politicians. In New York State, the staff of elected officials and judges was considered personal staff and was not covered under law.
Infomation:
Andrew Gounardes and some of the other politicians who wrote the bill are attorneys. Why didn’t they check the bill for loopholes before it was submitted?
In 2019, Senator Gounardes and Assemblywoman Yuh-line Niou had a bill to close the loophole.
For the next two years, the two politicians went on Twitter and tweeted about the bill several times a year. Nothing got done because Twitter isn’t real life.
When politicians want a bill to go through, they get a group of people together and protest regularly outside of someone’s office. Gounardes and Niou never organized any protests about this bill (they had time to protest before Covid-19 began in 2020)
How did these two politicians leave their staff and the rest of NYS unprotected for so long? Why weren’t the NYS Democrats motivated to change their mistake?
*This bill covers a small group of people in NYS – it’s not for everyone. It’s just for the staff of judges and politicians BUT ANDREW GOUNARDES ISN’T SAYING THAT – HE’S ACTING LIKE IT IS A BILL FOR EVERYONE! Gounardes is also talking about other bills, but this is the only bill that passed in the Senate and Assembly (he left that out too!) (See here)
Info about this crime.
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March 1, 2022
Lutheran Elementary School Summer Program
LES – Lutheran Elementary School in Bay Ridge. (Website)
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March 1, 2022
Was Justin Brannan Baffled When President Joe Biden Said to “Fund the Police?”
Justin Brannan and his political group voted for Bernie Sanders, rather than Joe Biden. I don’t think he was surprised Joe Biden called for FUNDING THE POLICE.
Biden even repeated: FUND THE POLICE.
At least there are Democrats that understand “defunding the police” was the worst thing NYC Council did.
Remember when Justin Brannan shared this message on Social media?
Although NYC Council did not defund the police as much as they planned to, the police budget was changed.
Justin Brannan should have changed the language and stopped the use of the words, “Defund the police,” but he was playing politics and thought people wouldn’t notice.
In the Fall of 2021, Errol Louis asked Brannan and all of the NYC Council members, who were running to be NYC Council Speaker about the change in the police’s budget. Not one politician said, “No we didn’t defund the police.” They knew that Errol Louis knew exactly what happened! In 2021, NYC Council voted to improve the police budget. (See here)
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March 1, 2022
Ash Wednesday in Bay Ridge – March 2nd
Saint Ephrem:
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March 1, 2022
Donate Your Old Stuff and Help a School 3/24
St. Ephrem School is collecting used items (see above). The school receives money from an organization for every pound received.
Saint Ephrem School is at 929 Bay Ridge Pkwy in Brooklyn.
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March 1, 2022
68th Precinct Took Guns Off the Street
This morning, the 68th Precinct shared that they took these weapons and drugs off of the streets. Not one politician retweeted or acknowledged the police officers work.
The politicians in our area are busy tweeting and trying to impress other Democrats with their tweets and aren’t using social media to help our neighborhood.
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March 1, 2022
The Bean Post – St. Paddy’s Day in Bay Ridge
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July & August Full & Half Day Camps ages 5-8 – Info here

Summer Intensive ages 8-18! Info here

Weekly Classes too Info here

Dance with Bay Ridge Ballet this Summer!

Steve Diamond is a Pharmacist who worked at Rite Aid Walgreens on 79th and 3rd Avenue. Everyone loves him because he is helpful and answers questions. Many say he is more knowledgeable than their doctor!

If you are looking for Steve, he is at Neugards at 7311 3rd Avenue in Bay Ridge.

I am putting this here because several people are looking for him. When you find someone good, you don’t want to lose contact with them.

Amuni’s Ash Wednesday Special is a panelle special served with a cheese rice ball for $10.

Amuni Italian Restaurant is at 7217 3rd Avenue in Bay Ridge.

Classes start in April.

In 2018, NYS wrote stronger laws to stop workplace discrimination and harassment. (See here)

Sadly, the law the politicians passed left out the staff of NYS politicians. In New York State, the staff of elected officials and judges was considered personal staff and was not covered under law.

Infomation:

Andrew Gounardes and some of the other politicians who wrote the bill are attorneys. Why didn’t they check the bill for loopholes before it was submitted?

In 2019, Senator Gounardes and Assemblywoman Yuh-line Niou had a bill to close the loophole.

For the next two years, the two politicians went on Twitter and tweeted about the bill several times a year. Nothing got done because Twitter isn’t real life.

When politicians want a bill to go through, they get a group of people together and protest regularly outside of someone’s office. Gounardes and Niou never organized any protests about this bill (they had time to protest before Covid-19 began in 2020)

How did these two politicians leave their staff and the rest of NYS unprotected for so long? Why weren’t the NYS Democrats motivated to change their mistake?

Info about this crime.

LES – Lutheran Elementary School in Bay Ridge. (Website)

Justin Brannan and his political group voted for Bernie Sanders, rather than Joe Biden. I don’t think he was surprised Joe Biden called for FUNDING THE POLICE.

Biden even repeated: FUND THE POLICE.

At least there are Democrats that understand “defunding the police” was the worst thing NYC Council did.

Remember when Justin Brannan shared this message on Social media?

Although NYC Council did not defund the police as much as they planned to, the police budget was changed.

Justin Brannan should have changed the language and stopped the use of the words, “Defund the police,” but he was playing politics and thought people wouldn’t notice.

Saint Ephrem:

St. Ephrem School is collecting used items (see above). The school receives money from an organization for every pound received.

Saint Ephrem School is at 929 Bay Ridge Pkwy in Brooklyn.

This morning, the 68th Precinct shared that they took these weapons and drugs off of the streets. Not one politician retweeted or acknowledged the police officers work.

The politicians in our area are busy tweeting and trying to impress other Democrats with their tweets and aren’t using social media to help our neighborhood.