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January 26, 2022
Arcane Beauty Studio Opened on 4th Avenue
Arcane Beauty Studio opened at 9514 – 4th Avenue. This is across the street from St. Pats Church. 929-391-7053
Before this was a salon, it was a cell phone store.
In November, when they were setting up, they still had the cell phone ads in the window.
Congratulations to the new owners! We love seeing new businesses in Bay Ridge.
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January 26, 2022
Brooklyn Job Fair – Thursday, January 27th
Register for the job fair by e-mailing: [email protected]
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January 25, 2022
Homeless Shelters in NYC Are So Bad…People Would Rather Go Under the Sidewalk
So many questions #whatisnewyork pic.twitter.com/DUSWfzqAFw
— WhatIsNewYork (@whatisny) January 25, 2022

Look at how people are surviving underground in NYC.
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January 25, 2022
Pedestrian Struck – 92nd & Ft. Hamilton
Around 6:45 pm tonight, a pedestrian was hit on 92nd and Ft. Hamilton Parkway. (See here)
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January 25, 2022
Gohan Sushi Restaurant Opened on 86th Street
Gohan Sushi opened at 533 – 86th Street in Bay Ridge. It’s between the Spectrum store and Fire Kebob Retaurant.
Gohan means “meal” in Japanese.
This is an Omakase sushi restaurant. I pronounced it wrong and made a Ridgite laugh….so Omakase is said like: oh-ma-ka-say. The chef makes several courses of sushi and customizes to your preference.
They are already on Seamless here.
Swirl Fun Frozen Yogurt shop was in this location. It closed two months before Covid-19 (See here)
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January 25, 2022
86 Exotic Shop Opened on 86th Street
86 Exotic Shop opened at 557 – 86th Street. Their sign says they sell exotic snacks and CBD.
You don’t want to miss the leaves on the side of their sign.
There were hookah pipes in the window.
A mini mart used to be at this location.
There are so many empty shops on 86th Street, so if you like CBD – go get some from this shop.
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January 25, 2022
RIP Frank Gasparino
I saw all the cars lining the street differently – a sign someone important had died and a lot of people were attending the funeral.
Then I saw all the fire department vehicles and I knew a fireman died.
RIP Frank Gasparino – gone way too early. Read about his life here.
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The funeral mask for Frank Gasparino is on Wednesday, January 26th at 9:45 am at Saint Anselm Church.
Prayers for the Gasparino Family.
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January 25, 2022
Speak Out, Speak Up on Saturday – Safety and The New Homeless Shelter Coming to Sunset Park – January 29, 2022
The Asian Community has been banning together because they are tired of the government not responding to keep people safe.
Now a homeless shelter is being forced on 7th Avenue in their community without any input.
They attended the meetings and they were told this is a done deal.
Assemblyman Peter Abbate was the only politician standing with the Asian Community (remember that when it’s time to vote).
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January 25, 2022
Free Covid At-Home Test Kit – Pickup 1/31
Antonio Reynoso, the Brooklyn Borough President wants you to have two Covid-19 at-home test kits. Register here (the form doesn’t have his name on it)
Pick up on Monday, January 31at from 10 AM – 1 PM at 8203 3rd Avenue
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January 25, 2022
R Train is a Traveling Hotel for the Homeless
If @agounardes ever makes it downstairs onto the actual train in his own district when he campaigns for re-election, he MIGHT see the state of the subway. Today I ONLY saw 8 or 9 people who had to turn to the subway for warmth & shelter

When is enough, enough? pic.twitter.com/f0u6xMDWPv
— Brian Sullivan (@BrianSullivan96) January 25, 2022

The R train has become home to many homeless people as the temperatures dip.
Politicians, who campaign in that subway aren’t doing anything to help the homeless in our area. Lobbyists, political pacs and real estate developers are much more exciting to politicians. Our area needs leaders who want to house these people who are down on their luck and not doing well.
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January 25, 2022
RIP Police Officer Wilbert Mora
Sadly, we read that Police Officer William Mora died. (News)
He was just 27-years-old.
Pat Lynch has asked for people to come to these officers funerals and for people to show support to the NYPD now.
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January 24, 2022
Covid Tests on 8th Avenue and 60th Street
When I saw the NYC Health and Hospitals sign over this storefront on 8th Avenue and 60th Street, I was kind of sad. The store was a cute gift shop before Covid.
Years ago, this location and the storefront next to it were home to one of the first Arabic stores in the area. The sold fresh spices, cheese and great bread. And then I remembered the olives – they were so good! The place was very clean and the people who worked there was so nice.
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Arcane Beauty Studio opened at 9514 – 4th Avenue. This is across the street from St. Pats Church. 929-391-7053

Before this was a salon, it was a cell phone store.

In November, when they were setting up, they still had the cell phone ads in the window.

Congratulations to the new owners! We love seeing new businesses in Bay Ridge.

Register for the job fair by e-mailing: [email protected]

Look at how people are surviving underground in NYC.

Around 6:45 pm tonight, a pedestrian was hit on 92nd and Ft. Hamilton Parkway. (See here)

Gohan Sushi opened at 533 – 86th Street in Bay Ridge. It’s between the Spectrum store and Fire Kebob Retaurant.

Gohan means “meal” in Japanese.

This is an Omakase sushi restaurant. I pronounced it wrong and made a Ridgite laugh….so Omakase is said like: oh-ma-ka-say. The chef makes several courses of sushi and customizes to your preference.

They are already on Seamless here.

Swirl Fun Frozen Yogurt shop was in this location. It closed two months before Covid-19 (See here)

86 Exotic Shop opened at 557 – 86th Street. Their sign says they sell exotic snacks and CBD.

You don’t want to miss the leaves on the side of their sign.

There were hookah pipes in the window.

A mini mart used to be at this location.

There are so many empty shops on 86th Street, so if you like CBD – go get some from this shop.

I saw all the cars lining the street differently – a sign someone important had died and a lot of people were attending the funeral.

Then I saw all the fire department vehicles and I knew a fireman died.

RIP Frank Gasparino – gone way too early. Read about his life here.

The funeral mask for Frank Gasparino is on Wednesday, January 26th at 9:45 am at Saint Anselm Church.

Prayers for the Gasparino Family.

The Asian Community has been banning together because they are tired of the government not responding to keep people safe.

Now a homeless shelter is being forced on 7th Avenue in their community without any input.

They attended the meetings and they were told this is a done deal.

Assemblyman Peter Abbate was the only politician standing with the Asian Community (remember that when it’s time to vote).

Antonio Reynoso, the Brooklyn Borough President wants you to have two Covid-19 at-home test kits. Register here (the form doesn’t have his name on it)

Pick up on Monday, January 31at from 10 AM – 1 PM at 8203 3rd Avenue

The R train has become home to many homeless people as the temperatures dip.

Politicians, who campaign in that subway aren’t doing anything to help the homeless in our area. Lobbyists, political pacs and real estate developers are much more exciting to politicians. Our area needs leaders who want to house these people who are down on their luck and not doing well.

Sadly, we read that Police Officer William Mora died. (News)

He was just 27-years-old.

Pat Lynch has asked for people to come to these officers funerals and for people to show support to the NYPD now.

When I saw the NYC Health and Hospitals sign over this storefront on 8th Avenue and 60th Street, I was kind of sad. The store was a cute gift shop before Covid.

Years ago, this location and the storefront next to it were home to one of the first Arabic stores in the area. The sold fresh spices, cheese and great bread. And then I remembered the olives – they were so good! The place was very clean and the people who worked there was so nice.