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February 17, 2022
New Sign on Mike’s Royal Diner in Bay Ridge
Royal Diner was sold – now it’s Mike’s Royal Diner at 7609 – 5th Avenue.
The Bay Ridge Bid shared the photo above of their pretty new sign!
Mike’s other diner at 1454 86th Street is very nice, so we know this one is going to be great too. (See photos of the food)
Congratulations to the new owners!
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February 16, 2022
Charles Fall Cancelled His Endorsement of Max Rose
WOW! Assemblyman Charles Fall from Staten Island has rescinded his endorsement for Max Rose.
He’s “Maxxed Out,” like we are in Bay Ridge.
Rose had his turn and he didn’t do much as Congressman in the area. There were no Townhall Meetings. Rose looked away and didn’t call out corruption or hate in Bay Ridge.
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February 16, 2022
RIP Ronnie Stevens
Bay Ridge resident, Ronald Stevens passed away on February 9th. He’s now free of cancer and with God.
His wake is a McLaughlin Funeral Home on Wednesday, February 16th. (Info here) The mass is at Our Lady of Angels on Thursday, February 17th.
The Bay Ridge Senior Center wrote:
While I didn’t know Ronnie, I did know Ronnie’s mother, Ann Stevens from OLPH – she ran the OLPH plaid twirlers for many years.
I also know his family member, community activist, Debbie Stevens. Many prayers for Ronnie’s family.
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February 16, 2022
Homeowners – This Property Tax Meeting by Senator Gounardes Was Not Useful
Last year, my husband went to the meeting that the politicians held about property taxes with the Department of Finance.
It wasn’t helpful at all. Here’s why:
a) The politicians were there to say hello and then logged out of the meeting. A staffer was logged in with their camera off.
b) The person from the Department of Finance showed slides, but didn’t have any new information. Although they offered to take questions, they didn’t answer any. They told my husband to go to the next meeting which was weeks after that meeting.
c) My husband was the only one who asked questions, so someone should have provided an answer.
d) The politician‘s staffer who was logged did not have her camera on and did not provide any assistance when the Department of Finance failed to help. My husband didn’t receive an email from the politician’s office with help, but should have.
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February 16, 2022
Covid 19 – If You Get the Virus (New Info)
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February 16, 2022
10 Years
Yesterday and today I heard songs that I haven’t heard in a decade.
Both times, other people were playing the music.
I stopped and smiled because they were my brother’s favorite songs. He’s been gone for 10 years today.
He was 12 years older and a teenager when I was a kid. He took good care of me and I miss him a lot.
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February 15, 2022
NYC Parks Meeting Didn’t Allow Brooklynites In The Zoom Meeting To Discuss the Greenway – Bay Ridge
I went to tonight’s meeting.
I mean I tried to. But the meeting never started. This stayed on the screen the whole time:
It could have been a “fake meeting” to make people think that they were listening or they didn’t want this Brooklynite to hear what they were saying.
There is no one to complain to because we don’t have a representatives who cares. Some NCO’s at the 68th Precinct do the same thing as we have tried several of the meetings.
TONIGHT at 6:30 PM, New York City Parks will have a Zoom meeting to share what they are doing at Shore Road, Leif Ericson and the Brooklyn Greenway to Coney Island.
Register for the meeting
Attend the meeting
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February 15, 2022
Free Flight for WWII and Korean War Veterans
Big Apple Honor Flight is a nonprofit organization which is providing an all expense paid flight to the World War II and Korean War Memorials in Washington DC. (That’s fantastic!)
To apply for the May 14th flight, fill out the form here.
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February 14, 2022
Narrows Community Theater Celebrates 50 Years
Congratulations to Narrows Community Theater for 50 years of productions in Bay Ridge! They are preparing a production of 42nd Street, which will be performed in May.
On Sunday March 20th, 2022 from 1:30 to 5:00 pm, Narrows Community Theater will have a 50th Anniversary Celebration at Hunter’s Steak and Ale House at 9404 – 4th Avenue in Bay Ridge.
An Afternoon of Entertainment and a Four-Course Dinner will be served.
Tickets are $65.00 for Members and $75.00 for Non-Members.
Tickets must be purchased online by March 10th.
Seating is limited. Proof of vaccination is required.
PURCHASE TICKETS HERE!
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February 14, 2022
Spring Softball – 68th Precinct Teams
Registration for the 68th Precinct Baseball season has begun! Register here
Uniforms are included.
T-Ball — $140 – Ages 5 and 6 (Birth Years 2016 & 2017)
Explorers — $150 – Ages 7 and 8 (Birth Years 2014 & 2015)
Minors — $170 – Ages 9 and 10 (Birth Years 2012 & 2013)
Junior Varsity — $170 – Ages 11 and 12 (Birth Years 2010 & 2011)
Varsity — $180 – Ages 13 & 14 (Birth Years 2008 and 2009)
If you have questions about the baseball season, e-mail: [email protected]
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February 14, 2022
Justin Brannan Withdraws Bill for Large SUVs After Streetsblog Calls Him Out
Streetsblog NYC
Kudos to Julianne Cuba, a journalist for Streets Blog NYC called out Councilman Justin Brannan for his frivoulous bill that would allow large SUV owners to pay the same for parking, as regular sized cars.(See article)
Instead of making streets safer or helping people during the pandemic, Brannan thinks this was important legislation. (See bill)
After Julianna Cuba’s article came out this afternoon, Brannan withdrew the bill.

Too bad the Bay Ridge Democrats and Democratic District Leaders don’t hold Brannan accountable like this.
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February 14, 2022
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Royal Diner was sold – now it’s Mike’s Royal Diner at 7609 – 5th Avenue.

The Bay Ridge Bid shared the photo above of their pretty new sign!

Mike’s other diner at 1454 86th Street is very nice, so we know this one is going to be great too. (See photos of the food)

Congratulations to the new owners!

WOW! Assemblyman Charles Fall from Staten Island has rescinded his endorsement for Max Rose.

He’s “Maxxed Out,” like we are in Bay Ridge.

Rose had his turn and he didn’t do much as Congressman in the area. There were no Townhall Meetings. Rose looked away and didn’t call out corruption or hate in Bay Ridge.

Bay Ridge resident, Ronald Stevens passed away on February 9th. He’s now free of cancer and with God.

His wake is a McLaughlin Funeral Home on Wednesday, February 16th. (Info here) The mass is at Our Lady of Angels on Thursday, February 17th.

The Bay Ridge Senior Center wrote:

While I didn’t know Ronnie, I did know Ronnie’s mother, Ann Stevens from OLPH – she ran the OLPH plaid twirlers for many years.

I also know his family member, community activist, Debbie Stevens. Many prayers for Ronnie’s family.

Last year, my husband went to the meeting that the politicians held about property taxes with the Department of Finance.

It wasn’t helpful at all. Here’s why:

a) The politicians were there to say hello and then logged out of the meeting. A staffer was logged in with their camera off.

b) The person from the Department of Finance showed slides, but didn’t have any new information. Although they offered to take questions, they didn’t answer any. They told my husband to go to the next meeting which was weeks after that meeting.

c) My husband was the only one who asked questions, so someone should have provided an answer.

d) The politician‘s staffer who was logged did not have her camera on and did not provide any assistance when the Department of Finance failed to help. My husband didn’t receive an email from the politician’s office with help, but should have.

Yesterday and today I heard songs that I haven’t heard in a decade.

Both times, other people were playing the music.

I stopped and smiled because they were my brother’s favorite songs. He’s been gone for 10 years today.

He was 12 years older and a teenager when I was a kid. He took good care of me and I miss him a lot.

I went to tonight’s meeting.

I mean I tried to. But the meeting never started. This stayed on the screen the whole time:

It could have been a “fake meeting” to make people think that they were listening or they didn’t want this Brooklynite to hear what they were saying.

There is no one to complain to because we don’t have a representatives who cares. Some NCO’s at the 68th Precinct do the same thing as we have tried several of the meetings.

TONIGHT at 6:30 PM, New York City Parks will have a Zoom meeting to share what they are doing at Shore Road, Leif Ericson and the Brooklyn Greenway to Coney Island.

Register for the meeting

Attend the meeting

Big Apple Honor Flight is a nonprofit organization which is providing an all expense paid flight to the World War II and Korean War Memorials in Washington DC. (That’s fantastic!)

To apply for the May 14th flight, fill out the form here.

Congratulations to Narrows Community Theater for 50 years of productions in Bay Ridge! They are preparing a production of 42nd Street, which will be performed in May.

On Sunday March 20th, 2022 from 1:30 to 5:00 pm, Narrows Community Theater will have a 50th Anniversary Celebration at Hunter’s Steak and Ale House at 9404 – 4th Avenue in Bay Ridge.

An Afternoon of Entertainment and a Four-Course Dinner will be served.

Tickets are $65.00 for Members and $75.00 for Non-Members.

Tickets must be purchased online by March 10th.

Seating is limited. Proof of vaccination is required.

Registration for the 68th Precinct Baseball season has begun! Register here

Uniforms are included.

T-Ball — $140 – Ages 5 and 6 (Birth Years 2016 & 2017)

Explorers — $150 – Ages 7 and 8 (Birth Years 2014 & 2015)

Minors — $170 – Ages 9 and 10 (Birth Years 2012 & 2013)

Junior Varsity — $170 – Ages 11 and 12 (Birth Years 2010 & 2011)

Varsity — $180 – Ages 13 & 14 (Birth Years 2008 and 2009)

If you have questions about the baseball season, e-mail: [email protected]

Kudos to Julianne Cuba, a journalist for Streets Blog NYC called out Councilman Justin Brannan for his frivoulous bill that would allow large SUV owners to pay the same for parking, as regular sized cars.(See article)

Instead of making streets safer or helping people during the pandemic, Brannan thinks this was important legislation. (See bill)

After Julianna Cuba’s article came out this afternoon, Brannan withdrew the bill.

Too bad the Bay Ridge Democrats and Democratic District Leaders don’t hold Brannan accountable like this.

**On Sunday March 20th, 2022 from 1:30 to 5:00 pm, Narrows Community Theater will have a 50th Anniversary Celebration at Hunter’s Steak and Ale House at 9404 – 4th Avenue in Bay Ridge.**