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October 19, 2021
St. Ephrem is Celebrating 100 Years in Bklyn
Bishop DeMarzio will be at St. Ephrem’s on Sunday, October 24th at 12:00 pm to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the church.
If you would like to attend, please fill out this form.
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October 19, 2021
Blood Drive in Bay Ridge 10/25
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October 19, 2021
Eater Reviewed Bay Ridge Restaurants
This is worth a look as they chose a lot of great places in our neighborhood. (See here)
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October 19, 2021
49-Year-Old Brooklynite Needs a Kidney
Michael Cassisi is a 49-year-old Brooklynite. He needs a kidney.
His wife donated Mike one of her kidney’s but now it is failing. Read his story here
You don’t need be a match for Michael – you just have to be willing to give a kidney and they will match Michael with someone who is a match for him.
Mike is the father of two and he needs a kidney. Please say a prayer for Mike and share his story with someone today. God, please choose a great organ donor for Mike.
In 2018, Fred Howe needed a kidney and he received one. (See story) Photo here
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October 18, 2021
Many Remembered Officer Chris Hoban Today
Many remembered Police Office Christopher Hoban today on the 33rd anniversary of his death.
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October 18, 2021
Tortoiseshell Cat Found Near PS 185
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October 16, 2021
Two People Were Raped in Bay Ridge in the Afternoon Last Week
10/20 Update: We went to the 68th Precinct Meeting tonight. The Captain was asked privately about the rapes (to the host and moderators because they were taking questions and reading them to Captain Tolson). They didn’t read that question. Then the question was typed in the chat publicly to Everyone in the Zoom room and it was also not answered. The Captain did speak about crime, but not these statistics.
Councilman Brannan does not show up for the meetings with the 68th Precinct. He would be the person who would be able to ask Captain Tolson to answer the question.
We put the question out to the Chief of Patrol and the Chief of the Dept., but we haven’t heard back. If we do, we will update here! (11/1: The Chief of Patrol and Chief of the Dept didn’t respond either)
Two people were raped within the 68th district precinct last week and no one mentioned it.
Both rapes have Rape 1 as the category: “First degree rape involves forcible compulsion and may occur with the use or threatened use of a deadly weapon, kidnapping, infliction of serious bodily injury to the alleged victim, or burglary.“
Compstat shows that one rape happened on Tuesday, October 5th at 4:00 pm near 3rd Avenue and Marine Avenue.
The other rape happened on Friday, October 8th at 1:00 pm around 4th Avenue and Bay Ridge Avenue.
To see this information yourself, go to Compstats here, choose Brooklyn South and 68th Precinct from the top. Next to the word rape, click on the number 2 to see the location map/time. A map will be shown in the center of the screen, click on each blue dot to see information about the crime.
Last year, no one talked about rape in our community either even though there were 14 rapes within the 68th Precinct.
This year, Andrew Gounardes and Justin Brannan couldn’t be bothered either.
It’s not happening to their family, so it doesn’t affect them.
No newspaper or local journalist thought that two rapes was newsworthy either. Why? Because it doesn’t affect them and most journalists reporting about this area don’t live here (some don’t even live in this borough).
God, please take care of these people who were harmed.
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October 16, 2021
Bishop Kearney Way in Brooklyn
Bishop Kearney friends gathered to celebrate the naming of 61st Street and Bay Parkway and shared this sweet picture.
I am not sure why 61st was chosen over 60th Street because mostly just the faculty used the back entrance/parking lot.
Sing along if you know it:
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October 16, 2021
D&G School Has Room in the 3K Program
D&G School at 8502 Ridge Blvd opened another 3k class and they have room for more children!
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October 16, 2021
St. Ephrem Students Bring Donuts to NYPD
Two students from St. Ephrem sold donuts all around the neighborhood. Then they bought donuts for the 62nd Precinct Police.
This is not only kind, but also the way families are showing their children that the NYPD is important to the community and that we appreciate them.
Two generous students at @st_ephrem in Dyker Heights have organized a Krispy Kreme donut sale with all the proceeds going towards funding a Thanksgiving giveaway to help feed the community and members of the @NYPD62Pct.

Watch as @News12B reports?? pic.twitter.com/rJgp8l137m
— NYPD NEWS (@NYPDnews) October 14, 2021

Up next, these students said they are going to collect to buy Thanksgiving dinner for people in the community next……AMAZING!
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October 16, 2021
Fort Hamilton Tree Lighting & Market 12/3
Yes I know this early, but everyone loves to see – whether you are a shopper or a vendor at the event.
On Friday, December 3rd from 4:00 – 8:00 pm, the Fort Hamilton Army Base will have the Holiday Treet Lighting and Market. They light the tree, have Santa to take photos with the children, music and food.
This is free, but you must register here.
Vendors contact: 718-630-4771
Sponsorship opportunities: email- [email protected]
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October 15, 2021
Two Bedroom Dyker Heights Apt. For Rent
I don’t know anything about this apartment – just sharing it.
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Bishop DeMarzio will be at St. Ephrem’s on Sunday, October 24th at 12:00 pm to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the church.

If you would like to attend, please fill out this form.

This is worth a look as they chose a lot of great places in our neighborhood. (See here)

Michael Cassisi is a 49-year-old Brooklynite. He needs a kidney.

His wife donated Mike one of her kidney’s but now it is failing. Read his story here

You don’t need be a match for Michael – you just have to be willing to give a kidney and they will match Michael with someone who is a match for him.

Mike is the father of two and he needs a kidney. Please say a prayer for Mike and share his story with someone today. God, please choose a great organ donor for Mike.

In 2018, Fred Howe needed a kidney and he received one. (See story) Photo here

Many remembered Police Office Christopher Hoban today on the 33rd anniversary of his death.

Councilman Brannan does not show up for the meetings with the 68th Precinct. He would be the person who would be able to ask Captain Tolson to answer the question.

We put the question out to the Chief of Patrol and the Chief of the Dept., but we haven’t heard back. If we do, we will update here! (11/1: The Chief of Patrol and Chief of the Dept didn’t respond either)

Two people were raped within the 68th district precinct last week and no one mentioned it.

Both rapes have Rape 1 as the category: “First degree rape involves forcible compulsion and may occur with the use or threatened use of a deadly weapon, kidnapping, infliction of serious bodily injury to the alleged victim, or burglary.“

Compstat shows that one rape happened on Tuesday, October 5th at 4:00 pm near 3rd Avenue and Marine Avenue.

The other rape happened on Friday, October 8th at 1:00 pm around 4th Avenue and Bay Ridge Avenue.

To see this information yourself, go to Compstats here, choose Brooklyn South and 68th Precinct from the top. Next to the word rape, click on the number 2 to see the location map/time. A map will be shown in the center of the screen, click on each blue dot to see information about the crime.

Last year, no one talked about rape in our community either even though there were 14 rapes within the 68th Precinct.

This year, Andrew Gounardes and Justin Brannan couldn’t be bothered either.

It’s not happening to their family, so it doesn’t affect them.

No newspaper or local journalist thought that two rapes was newsworthy either. Why? Because it doesn’t affect them and most journalists reporting about this area don’t live here (some don’t even live in this borough).

God, please take care of these people who were harmed.

Bishop Kearney friends gathered to celebrate the naming of 61st Street and Bay Parkway and shared this sweet picture.

I am not sure why 61st was chosen over 60th Street because mostly just the faculty used the back entrance/parking lot.

Sing along if you know it:

D&G School at 8502 Ridge Blvd opened another 3k class and they have room for more children!

Two students from St. Ephrem sold donuts all around the neighborhood. Then they bought donuts for the 62nd Precinct Police.

This is not only kind, but also the way families are showing their children that the NYPD is important to the community and that we appreciate them.

Up next, these students said they are going to collect to buy Thanksgiving dinner for people in the community next……AMAZING!

Yes I know this early, but everyone loves to see – whether you are a shopper or a vendor at the event.

On Friday, December 3rd from 4:00 – 8:00 pm, the Fort Hamilton Army Base will have the Holiday Treet Lighting and Market. They light the tree, have Santa to take photos with the children, music and food.

This is free, but you must register here.

Vendors contact: 718-630-4771

Sponsorship opportunities: email- [email protected]

I don’t know anything about this apartment – just sharing it.