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November 25, 2021
South Brooklyn Coalition Was Formed To Help Small Businesses
Brian Fox and others started the South Brooklyn Coalition to help small businesses.
Fox wrote: ” Our mission is to protect and preserve the rights of our fellow small business owners, giving a platform and forum to those that want to speak out, speak up, and vocalize their respective opinions with small business ownership in South Brooklyn.”
The Coalition is open to any small business owner that would like to join and be part of a movement towards positive change.
Businesses in this area could use the help as we have seen many close over the years.
This type of network could be just what they need to increase customers and business!
Their new Instagram is here.
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November 25, 2021
Happy Thanksgiving Bay Ridge

Happy Thanksgiving, Bay Ridge!
While we celebrate with family and friends, please pray for those who have lost members of their families this year and members of our military, who can’t be home because they are protecting our country.
Also many people are without key people in their lives, so Thanksgiving isn’t the same for them.
Thank you to all of the community groups who helped out and provided dinner to seniors and families who needed it.
Sometimes we don’t hear about those smaller organizations who are involved, but don’t have social media or access to the news.
Last year, I was amazed to hear about Skinflints Restaurant outreach through a video someone shared. (See here)
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November 25, 2021
Szuszkiewicz’ New Character -> Lester Brandon
Mark Szuszkiewicz ran for office twice in Brooklyn. Despite not winning, he developed a new character named Lesko Brandon. This character is a fake news reporter. See video.
You can see his stories here: @realleskobrandon
Szuszkiewicz wrote: “I want to make it clear once and for all that I am not the racist Nazi white supremacist xenophobic transphobic homophobic crazy Qanon tin foil hat wearing conspiracy theorist anti-vaxxer.”
His new account responded to that statement:
What do the heads of the Republican and Conservative Party think when they see this? I’d love to see Jerry or Ted’s reaction. LOL
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November 25, 2021
Prayers for the Person Who OD’ed in Dyker Heights Yesterday
Very sad.
I don’t have any further information about this person.
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November 24, 2021
Tanoreen Restaurant Reviewed
Tanoreen Restaurant at 7523 3rd Avenue in Bay Ridge was reviewed by NY Eater. Great photos and write about the different dishes. See here.
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November 24, 2021
Did You Want Councilman Brannan to Vote Against Ben Kallos and His Community?
Councilman Ben Kallos represents the Manhattan community where “The Blood Center” monster building and huge tax breaks were voted on this week in NYC Council. Kallos and the Community were firmly against this project.
People hear it’s “The Blood Center” so they automatically think it is GOOD because it will help people. The title doesn’t tell about the deal that went down. Journalists told us the truth on this.
Kallos and the residents WERE NOT against The Blood Center expanding. They were against the huge commercial tower, which takes up two thirds of the 16 story new building on East 67th Street between 1st and 2nd Avenue. See here The area is zoned for seven stories. (A negotiated deal by one Councilmember made it 13 stories)
The Blood Center wanted the extra office space in the building to generate money for Blood Center.
Did you want Councilman Justin Brannan to vote against Ben Kallos and the Manhattan residents? He did.
Brannan didn’t bother discussing his vote – no social media posts or nonsense press release.
Councilman Carlos Menchaca representing Sunset Park stood up and supported Kallos. Menchaca knows what it is like for a Council to vote against the Councilman of an area! Other Councilmembers that stood with Kallos were Bob Holden, Ruben Diaz Sr. and Kalman Yager.
Here’s why NYC Council should have voted against this:
1. Kallos knows his area and if the building couldn’t have been designed to allow sun to only park in the area, then NYC Council should have asked the Blood Center for a redesign. (See here)
2. Errol Louis, reporter for Channel 1 asked Mayor de Blasio about owners of this building. The owners are the same law firm that Mayor de Blasio owes a $400K debt. (See here)
De Blasio said to Errol: “I didn’t even know who their representation was, honestly, until very late in this process. So, it had nothing to do with it.”
3. The Blood Center will be renting out many of the floors to for-profit companies. Commercial office space should be taxed – that’s not part of the Blood Center. David Cruz from Gothamist revealed that the Blood Center would receive $450 million in city and state tax breaks for the next 25 years. (Source)
NYC Council’s Black, Latino and Asian Caucus claimed that the Blood Center will save lives. That is true it will! The Blood Center researches sickle cell disease, which affects many black New Yorkers, politicians should haven’t used those suffering with SCD to push this deal. A deal went down and now this part of the deal has been referred to the Department of Investigations (See here)
Of course unions got in on the action. Councilman Rafael Salamanca shared this photo of the Carpernter’s Union pushing for the Blood Center. The Carpenter’s Union supported Brannan on his re-election (but not his original election).
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November 24, 2021
Help Wanted at Heart to Heart Gifts in Bay Ridge
Heart to Heart Gifts at 9006 – 3rd Avenue is looking to hire several sales associates. This is a fantastic store for gifts – they make great recommendations if you are out of ideas on what to get for someone who has everything.
Part time positions are available.
Please forward your resume to [email protected] or call 718-680-6586 and ask for Christine.
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November 24, 2021
Thankgiving Mass in Bay Ridge 11/25
Saint Anselm Church is at 356 82nd Street in Bay Ridge.
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November 24, 2021
Man Slapped Woman on 61st and 7th Avenue
WANTED for FORCIBLE TOUCHING: On 11/22/21 @ 8:30 AM, vicinity of 61 St & 7 Ave @NYPD68Pct the unidentified individual slapped the victim on the buttocks. Any info call us @ 800-577-TIPS or DM NYPDTips Reward up to $3500. pic.twitter.com/RJreR2p5KQ
— NYPD Crime Stoppers (@NYPDTips) November 24, 2021

The woman was 25 years old and must have been so startled.
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November 23, 2021
NYC Council Should Be Clearing the Path to Citizenship – Not Giving Non-Citizens the Right to Vote
Look here to see what is being thrown at NYC at the end of the year.
While Democrats and Republicans fight over who has the right to vote, the real problem is not being handled by NYC Council.
I’ve written about my support for immigrants for years. But the right to vote in an election doesn’t belong to someone who settled into an area for awhile or who pays taxes. It belongs to a citizen who has settled in the area for 30 days.
Why isn’t NYC Council moving to fix the immigration system, so people can become citizens and then get the right to vote?
Some people have an easy time becoming citizens and some do not. NYC Council shouldn’t give noncitizens the right to vote – that is a right of citizens. The should correct the problem where people can’t obtain citizenship.
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November 23, 2021
Man Wanted For Forcibly Touching in Brooklyn
This morning. the 68th Precinct shared the photo above. The man is wanted for forcibly touching within the 68th Precinct yesterday, (Monday, November 22nd).
No information is available on the politician’s social media pages. Do they not know or do they just don’t care?
The 68th Precinct shared this message:
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November 23, 2021
The Salvation Army Was Outside Foodtown
The Salvation Army does great work in helping people in our community.
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Brian Fox and others started the South Brooklyn Coalition to help small businesses.

Fox wrote: ” Our mission is to protect and preserve the rights of our fellow small business owners, giving a platform and forum to those that want to speak out, speak up, and vocalize their respective opinions with small business ownership in South Brooklyn.”

The Coalition is open to any small business owner that would like to join and be part of a movement towards positive change.

Businesses in this area could use the help as we have seen many close over the years.

This type of network could be just what they need to increase customers and business!

Their new Instagram is here.

Happy Thanksgiving, Bay Ridge!

While we celebrate with family and friends, please pray for those who have lost members of their families this year and members of our military, who can’t be home because they are protecting our country.

Also many people are without key people in their lives, so Thanksgiving isn’t the same for them.

Thank you to all of the community groups who helped out and provided dinner to seniors and families who needed it.

Sometimes we don’t hear about those smaller organizations who are involved, but don’t have social media or access to the news.

Last year, I was amazed to hear about Skinflints Restaurant outreach through a video someone shared. (See here)

What do the heads of the Republican and Conservative Party think when they see this? I’d love to see Jerry or Ted’s reaction. LOL

Very sad.

I don’t have any further information about this person.

Councilman Ben Kallos represents the Manhattan community where “The Blood Center” monster building and huge tax breaks were voted on this week in NYC Council. Kallos and the Community were firmly against this project.

People hear it’s “The Blood Center” so they automatically think it is GOOD because it will help people. The title doesn’t tell about the deal that went down. Journalists told us the truth on this.

The Blood Center wanted the extra office space in the building to generate money for Blood Center.

Did you want Councilman Justin Brannan to vote against Ben Kallos and the Manhattan residents? He did.

Brannan didn’t bother discussing his vote – no social media posts or nonsense press release.

Councilman Carlos Menchaca representing Sunset Park stood up and supported Kallos. Menchaca knows what it is like for a Council to vote against the Councilman of an area! Other Councilmembers that stood with Kallos were Bob Holden, Ruben Diaz Sr. and Kalman Yager.

Here’s why NYC Council should have voted against this:

1. Kallos knows his area and if the building couldn’t have been designed to allow sun to only park in the area, then NYC Council should have asked the Blood Center for a redesign. (See here)

2. Errol Louis, reporter for Channel 1 asked Mayor de Blasio about owners of this building. The owners are the same law firm that Mayor de Blasio owes a $400K debt. (See here)

De Blasio said to Errol: “I didn’t even know who their representation was, honestly, until very late in this process. So, it had nothing to do with it.”

Of course unions got in on the action. Councilman Rafael Salamanca shared this photo of the Carpernter’s Union pushing for the Blood Center. The Carpenter’s Union supported Brannan on his re-election (but not his original election).

Heart to Heart Gifts at 9006 – 3rd Avenue is looking to hire several sales associates. This is a fantastic store for gifts – they make great recommendations if you are out of ideas on what to get for someone who has everything.

Part time positions are available.

Please forward your resume to [email protected] or call 718-680-6586 and ask for Christine.

Saint Anselm Church is at 356 82nd Street in Bay Ridge.

The woman was 25 years old and must have been so startled.

Look here to see what is being thrown at NYC at the end of the year.

While Democrats and Republicans fight over who has the right to vote, the real problem is not being handled by NYC Council.

I’ve written about my support for immigrants for years. But the right to vote in an election doesn’t belong to someone who settled into an area for awhile or who pays taxes. It belongs to a citizen who has settled in the area for 30 days.

Why isn’t NYC Council moving to fix the immigration system, so people can become citizens and then get the right to vote?

Some people have an easy time becoming citizens and some do not. NYC Council shouldn’t give noncitizens the right to vote – that is a right of citizens. The should correct the problem where people can’t obtain citizenship.

This morning. the 68th Precinct shared the photo above. The man is wanted for forcibly touching within the 68th Precinct yesterday, (Monday, November 22nd).

No information is available on the politician’s social media pages. Do they not know or do they just don’t care?

The 68th Precinct shared this message:

The Salvation Army does great work in helping people in our community.