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December 10, 2021
Malliotakis’ Office Helped Staten Island Man Reunite With Aunt in Mexico
Congresswoman Nicole Malliotakis’ office was able to reunite a Staten Island man with his aunt in Mexico. This is a great story! (See here)
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December 10, 2021
Milano Market Grand Opening 12/11
Milano Market invites everyone to 7801 – 3rd Avenue for refreshments and music between 12 and 4 pm.
First 50 people get a Milano Market Tote Bag.
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December 10, 2021
Foilz Salon in Bay Ridge
Foilz Salon looks so pretty! Foilz is at 9318 3rd Avenue.
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December 10, 2021
Brooklyn Socialist Don’t Want Max Rose Again Either
Who would have thought that Socialists and I had the same thought – No More Max Rose!
Update: I‘ve seen some recent things about Brittany and I don’t think those things are good for a candidate running for a government office.
I don’t want Max Rose because he became part of the system and he hasn’t been able to tell Democrats in our area when they are wrong. When Andrew Gounardes voted for bail reform, Rose didn’t say anything. When Councilman Brannan played around on Twitter about Defunding the Police, Max Rose didn’t say anything. (Rose is very active on social media so he saw what Brannan wrote and was silent).
Nicole Malliotakis is working for Brooklyn and Staten Island and doing a good job of it. I was never a Malliotakis fan, but I think she has done a good job representing her district. Her office has been helpful and her communication has been excellent.
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December 10, 2021
Brooklyn Smokes Opened on 3rd Avenue in Bay Ridge
Brooklyn Smokes opened at 7815 3rd Avenue.
This is a vape shop. Brooklyn Smokes doesn’t sell full spectrum THC products, which are not legal in New York state yet. THC is the main psychoactive compound in cannabis that produces the high sensation.
They do sell delta nine hemp derived THC informs of gummy‘s which is completely legal in New York and falls under the farm bill passed a few years ago.
They have it in edibles like brownies and gummies. Check out their photos on instagram.
Licenses to sell cannabis in NY won’t be available until 2023.
Some people are able to get pain relief by using THC.
This store is where Things On Third gift shop used to be.
There is another Brooklyn Smokes store at 5602 Avenue N.
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December 10, 2021
Eric Adams Announced David Banks at the New NYC Chancellor of Schools
The announcement is making many people happy because David Banks is an educator. Someone who has taught in NYC knows what is going on.
Mayor de Blasio’s biggest success was because he appointed an educator to NYC schools, Carmen Farina – not the other guy!
Banks is showing he is curriculum and wants to make sure all students in NYC know how to read.
You can’t take an educator from Florida and expect him to understand NYC schools and families. Caranza went on the attack with parents – bad move in NYC. (See here) If parents are taking the time to be at the school and meetings, it means that education is important to them.
Banks said he will expand Gifted and Talented Programs. (See his statements here)
Incoming Schools Chancellor David Banks will do away with several choices made under the de Blasio administration. He wants to keep both the gifted and talented program and the SHSAT, while also expanding on these opportunities for students to get into specialized schools. pic.twitter.com/qrUr4F8WJX
— Spectrum News NY1 (@NY1) December 10, 2021

It’s nice to see Chancellor Banks start on such a positive and hopeful tone- that matters. Banks also didn’t talk favorably about people working at Tweed who were impacting education.
If you know anything about education, G&T is special education – it’s necessary for children who need to be challenged.
Where are all those politicians who supported G&T when they ran for office, but then folded when Mayor de Blasio announced he was ending these programs, politicians like Senator Andrew Gounardes folded – he didn’t fight back – at all.
Brannan initially suppoted G&T, but then went silent.
Congresswoman Nicole Malliotakis consistently supported G&T – she didn’t waver on it.
Today, Malliotakis was satisfied with Banks appointment.
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December 10, 2021
Beautiful Car in Dyker Heights

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DutchMazz shared this amazing picture of a beautiful car in Dyker Heights!
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December 10, 2021
Alpine Movie Theater Prices – Bay Ridge
Tickets: Adults are $10 each. Children $7.00 Seniors: $7.00
On Wednesdays, tickets are $7.00
Popcorn, soda and nachos for $20
· 15h
The most inexpensive combo is $16 (large popcorn, large soda and candy)
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December 10, 2021
Christmas Eve in Bay Ridge 2021

1) Greenhouse Cafe 7717 – 3rd Avenue 718-833-8200
2) Brooklyn Roots 8620 – 3rd Avenue. Call between 1 and 4 pm. 718-333-5122
3) Beets and Carrots Restaurant at 9905 – 3rd Avenue 718-333-5011 is open 11:00 am to 9:30 pm
4) Amuni Restaurant 718- 833-7833 has these items for pickup
5) Cebu Restaurant at 8801 3rd Avenue 718-492-5095
6) Hom 8810 3rd Avenue is open until 3:00 pm
7) Hunter’s Steakhouse 12:00 – 7:00 pm. See menu (closing early due to the holiday)
8) Luliano’s 7902 3rd Avenue
9) Vesuvio Restaurant 7305 3rd Avenue is open regular hours. 718-745-0222 See menu
10) Tanoreen Restaurant at 7523 3rd Avenue is open from 12:00 – 10:00 pm. See menu
11) Campania at 9824 – 4th Avenue is closing early (around 9 pm)
12) Hobrah – 8618 – 3rd Avenue is open until 6:00 pm. See menu
13) Blue Agave 7215 3rd Avenue is open from 11:00 am – 10:00 pm. See menu
14) Zio Toto 8407 3rd Avenue opens at 12:00 pm – may close earlier than regular hours. See menu
15) Sapporo Japanese Cuisine at 7812 – 3rd Avenue is open for dine-in and dine out. To order call 718-748-3322.
16) Hana 86 Sushi at 524 86th Street is open 11:30 am to 10:00 pm 929-205-4102
17) The Coffee Club 9526 4th Ave is only open to 6 or 7 pm
18) Mama Rao’s Restaurant – 6408 – 11th Avenue Menu 718-745-2269
Order Trays of Fish for Christmas Eve at Home:
Gino’s Restaurant – Order by 12/18. See menu to order here
Peppino’s – shrimp oreganata, sole or cod, fried calamari and seafood salad – Order here
Leo’s Casa Calamari – mixed seafood salad, lobster on ice, fried calamari. spaghetti in lobster sauce, Leo’s jumbo fried shrimp; lemony fresh fillet, and stuffed artichokes Order here

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Frank and Sal on 18th Avenue and 80th Street
Ortobello 6401 Bay Pkwy takeout only 1:00 pm – 6;00 pm
LaPalina 159 Avenue O (West 4th Street) 718- 236-9764
Papa Pasquale 15th Avenue
The Original Johns Deli at 2033 Stillwell Avenue
Closed on Christmas Eve:
Encore is closed (unless you have a private event (718) 745-3355)
Chadwicks Restaurant
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December 10, 2021
Bay Ridge Christmas Light Tour 2021
Caty shared this beautiful video tour of the Bay Ridge Christmas Lights!
Gigi shared this video of the lights!
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December 10, 2021
11th Avenue Got the Old Xmas Lights
For the last few years, the 3rd Avenue Merchants talked about the cost of Christmas lights. Last year, residents chipped in to help fund the lights.
I don’t know who paid for the lights this year. In other communities, NYC Council members put it on their list of items.
Today, Frank shared the photo of 11th Avenue with the old style of Christmas lights. The modern style lights are more energy efficient as they are LEDs.
I would love to see the bill for these lights.
Some vender is making money on these old lights – while the rest of the city has moved to the new style lights.
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December 10, 2021
Brannan Mentioned a Book Published in 1998 at the Speaker’s Forum
When people are asked, “What book did you last read?” at an interview or in this case, the NYC Speakers forum, they are asking to see if the person keeps current with the latest publications or trends.
A good answer to the question would be a current top seller or an inspiring autobiography. Some of the Councilmembers at the forum spoke about current books. Some checked the titles on their bookcase.
Justin Brannan talked about a book originally published in 1998.
That’s how you know Errol Louis’ questions were real and the politicians didn’t have them beforehand! (Sometimes politicians are given them by the people doing the debate/forum)
Louis wanted to show who was current and who wasn’t.
Brannan didn’t even realize he messed up on the question because he tweeted about it:
The version Brannan showed in his tweet was published in 2000.
Brannan got very little response from the tweet because it was an old book – probably from when he was in college.
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Congresswoman Nicole Malliotakis’ office was able to reunite a Staten Island man with his aunt in Mexico. This is a great story! (See here)

Milano Market invites everyone to 7801 – 3rd Avenue for refreshments and music between 12 and 4 pm.

First 50 people get a Milano Market Tote Bag.

Foilz Salon looks so pretty! Foilz is at 9318 3rd Avenue.

Who would have thought that Socialists and I had the same thought – No More Max Rose!

Update: I‘ve seen some recent things about Brittany and I don’t think those things are good for a candidate running for a government office.

Nicole Malliotakis is working for Brooklyn and Staten Island and doing a good job of it. I was never a Malliotakis fan, but I think she has done a good job representing her district. Her office has been helpful and her communication has been excellent.

Brooklyn Smokes opened at 7815 3rd Avenue.

This is a vape shop. Brooklyn Smokes doesn’t sell full spectrum THC products, which are not legal in New York state yet. THC is the main psychoactive compound in cannabis that produces the high sensation.

They do sell delta nine hemp derived THC informs of gummy‘s which is completely legal in New York and falls under the farm bill passed a few years ago.

They have it in edibles like brownies and gummies. Check out their photos on instagram.

Licenses to sell cannabis in NY won’t be available until 2023.

Some people are able to get pain relief by using THC.

This store is where Things On Third gift shop used to be.

There is another Brooklyn Smokes store at 5602 Avenue N.

The announcement is making many people happy because David Banks is an educator. Someone who has taught in NYC knows what is going on.

Mayor de Blasio’s biggest success was because he appointed an educator to NYC schools, Carmen Farina – not the other guy!

Banks is showing he is curriculum and wants to make sure all students in NYC know how to read.

You can’t take an educator from Florida and expect him to understand NYC schools and families. Caranza went on the attack with parents – bad move in NYC. (See here) If parents are taking the time to be at the school and meetings, it means that education is important to them.

Banks said he will expand Gifted and Talented Programs. (See his statements here)

It’s nice to see Chancellor Banks start on such a positive and hopeful tone- that matters. Banks also didn’t talk favorably about people working at Tweed who were impacting education.

If you know anything about education, G&T is special education – it’s necessary for children who need to be challenged.

Where are all those politicians who supported G&T when they ran for office, but then folded when Mayor de Blasio announced he was ending these programs, politicians like Senator Andrew Gounardes folded – he didn’t fight back – at all.

Brannan initially suppoted G&T, but then went silent.

Congresswoman Nicole Malliotakis consistently supported G&T – she didn’t waver on it.

Today, Malliotakis was satisfied with Banks appointment.

DutchMazz shared this amazing picture of a beautiful car in Dyker Heights!

Tickets: Adults are $10 each. Children $7.00 Seniors: $7.00

On Wednesdays, tickets are $7.00

Popcorn, soda and nachos for $20

The most inexpensive combo is $16 (large popcorn, large soda and candy)

1) Greenhouse Cafe 7717 – 3rd Avenue 718-833-8200

2) Brooklyn Roots 8620 – 3rd Avenue. Call between 1 and 4 pm. 718-333-5122

3) Beets and Carrots Restaurant at 9905 – 3rd Avenue 718-333-5011 is open 11:00 am to 9:30 pm

4) Amuni Restaurant 718- 833-7833 has these items for pickup

5) Cebu Restaurant at 8801 3rd Avenue 718-492-5095

6) Hom 8810 3rd Avenue is open until 3:00 pm

7) Hunter’s Steakhouse 12:00 – 7:00 pm. See menu (closing early due to the holiday)

8) Luliano’s 7902 3rd Avenue

9) Vesuvio Restaurant 7305 3rd Avenue is open regular hours. 718-745-0222 See menu

10) Tanoreen Restaurant at 7523 3rd Avenue is open from 12:00 – 10:00 pm. See menu

11) Campania at 9824 – 4th Avenue is closing early (around 9 pm)

12) Hobrah – 8618 – 3rd Avenue is open until 6:00 pm. See menu

13) Blue Agave 7215 3rd Avenue is open from 11:00 am – 10:00 pm. See menu

14) Zio Toto 8407 3rd Avenue opens at 12:00 pm – may close earlier than regular hours. See menu

15) Sapporo Japanese Cuisine at 7812 – 3rd Avenue is open for dine-in and dine out. To order call 718-748-3322.

16) Hana 86 Sushi at 524 86th Street is open 11:30 am to 10:00 pm 929-205-4102

17) The Coffee Club 9526 4th Ave is only open to 6 or 7 pm

18) Mama Rao’s Restaurant – 6408 – 11th Avenue Menu 718-745-2269

Order Trays of Fish for Christmas Eve at Home:

Gino’s Restaurant – Order by 12/18. See menu to order here

Peppino’s – shrimp oreganata, sole or cod, fried calamari and seafood salad – Order here

Leo’s Casa Calamari – mixed seafood salad, lobster on ice, fried calamari. spaghetti in lobster sauce, Leo’s jumbo fried shrimp; lemony fresh fillet, and stuffed artichokes Order here

Frank and Sal on 18th Avenue and 80th Street

Ortobello 6401 Bay Pkwy takeout only 1:00 pm – 6;00 pm

LaPalina 159 Avenue O (West 4th Street) 718- 236-9764

Papa Pasquale 15th Avenue

The Original Johns Deli at 2033 Stillwell Avenue

Closed on Christmas Eve:

Encore is closed (unless you have a private event (718) 745-3355)

Chadwicks Restaurant

Caty shared this beautiful video tour of the Bay Ridge Christmas Lights!

Gigi shared this video of the lights!

For the last few years, the 3rd Avenue Merchants talked about the cost of Christmas lights. Last year, residents chipped in to help fund the lights.

I don’t know who paid for the lights this year. In other communities, NYC Council members put it on their list of items.

Today, Frank shared the photo of 11th Avenue with the old style of Christmas lights. The modern style lights are more energy efficient as they are LEDs.

I would love to see the bill for these lights.

Some vender is making money on these old lights – while the rest of the city has moved to the new style lights.

When people are asked, “What book did you last read?” at an interview or in this case, the NYC Speakers forum, they are asking to see if the person keeps current with the latest publications or trends.

A good answer to the question would be a current top seller or an inspiring autobiography. Some of the Councilmembers at the forum spoke about current books. Some checked the titles on their bookcase.

Justin Brannan talked about a book originally published in 1998.

That’s how you know Errol Louis’ questions were real and the politicians didn’t have them beforehand! (Sometimes politicians are given them by the people doing the debate/forum)

Louis wanted to show who was current and who wasn’t.

Brannan didn’t even realize he messed up on the question because he tweeted about it:

The version Brannan showed in his tweet was published in 2000.