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September 7, 2021
Free Backpacks/Supplies for Those Who Need
Cornerstone Church is having a backpack/school supplies giveaway on September 10 at 4:30 pm in front of IS 30 at 7002 – 4th Avenue.
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September 7, 2021
Back to School Fair Today – JJCarty Park
Al Fadila Community Service is having a Back to School Fair today from 2:00 – 5:00 at JJ Carty Park on 95th Street and Fort Hamilton.
Games, face painting, school bag and supplies giveaway.
Go and have a great time.
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September 7, 2021
Knitted Hats & Baby Booties in Bay Ridge Outside of Century 21 on 86th Street
The lady who used to sell knitted baby booties and knitted hats from outside of Century 21 is now selling from the bench by the Verizon store or the bench by Claire’s.
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September 6, 2021
Scarpaci Funeral Home Remembers 9/11 With 2,977 Flags in Their Brooklyn Garden
It’s twenty years after 9/11 and Scarpaci Funeral Home is letting everyone know they haven’t forgotten the victims of 9/11.
In a beautiful tribute, the funeral home placed 2,977 flags in the garden outside of the funeral home to remember each of the victims of 9/11.
This is so thoughtful of the Scarpaci Family!
Scarpaci Funeral Home is at 1401 86th Street in Dyker Heights, Brooklyn.
See 9/11 Rememberances in Bay Ridge
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September 6, 2021
The Left Rallied Against Nicole Malliotakis Today
Photo shared on twitter
The left doesn’t like that Congresswoman Nicole Malliotakis is supporting businesses that are against the vaccine mandates.
Congresswoman Malliotakis has said she is vaccinated, but she supports people’s rights to choose to get vaccinated. Vaccination is not possible for some people due to health conditions or their religion.
Shared on Twitter
The left wants Malliotakis to promote people getting the vaccine.
Today, September 6th, they held a rally outside of her office because 3000 people from Brooklyn and Staten Island have died of Covid-19.
The protester’s showed their craftiness as their coronavirus decorations were pretty nice.
It’s Labor Day and there is zero chance of the Congresswoman being in her 3rd Avenue office.
Shame on you #CovidNicole The grief of Staten Islanders & South Brooklynites is on you & your right wing mis/disinformation-spreading pals pic.twitter.com/aj5r6Z1kYD
— roy g biv devoe (@rapriseup) September 6, 2021

The paper coronavirus actually doesn’t look too bad on the window.
Photo shared on social media here
Malliotakis and Tannounsis’ office needs a sign or banner as it looks terrible and this is what people see when they come out of the Greenhouse Cafe.
I don’t understand why the socialists would organize a rally when the Congresswoman wasn’t at the office? Some of the people supporting the rally came from Staten Island.
Why not have the rally in Staten Island on a day when she is in her office? Their campaign graphics are more geared to Staten Island than Bay Ridge.
When the old senator and Justin Brannan were rallied, it made for a much better story when the crybaby politicians called the police on the protesters, rather than facing them. (See here)
Malliotakis’ declared opponent, Brittany Ramos DeBarros did not attend the rally. (See here) Mike DeCillis, the other Democrat, running also does not seem to be present in rally photos/videos.
I haven’t seen the socialists try to set up a meeting with Malliotakis yet. I think if they did, she would speak with them.
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September 6, 2021
Bay Ridge Remembers 9/11 Twenty Years Later
Twenty years have passed since 9/11/01.
**See Scarpaci Funeral Home’s 9/11 Tribute here.
1) On Friday, September 10th, E&J and the Dyker Heights Civic Association will have a candlelight vigil starting at 7:30 pm near the McKinley Park Flagpole on Bay Ridge Parkway and Fort Hamilton Parkway.
2) On Saturday, September 11th at 12:00 pm, Saint Pats will have an Anniversary Mass for all those who died on 9/11 with special remembrance of people in Bay Ridge. St. Pats is on 4th Avenue and 95th Street.
3) On Saturday, September 11th at 5:00 pm, Saint Ephrem will have a Mass of Remembrance. The mass will begin outside in the Garden of Hope with a blessing of the Memorial Stones. St. Ephrem is at 929 Bay Ridge Parkway.
4) 69th Street Pier Vigil – A realtor in the area shared that the 9/11 Memorial is happening at 7:00 pm on the pier on Saturday and she asked people to attend.
Senator Gounardes doesn’t have the flyer up on his site because he is too busy tweeting. The event is days away and he has up November 2020’s info (See here)
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September 6, 2021
Bensonhurst, Bath Beach and Gravesend 9/11 Memorial Gathering – 2021
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September 6, 2021
CB 10 Meeting – Thursday 9/9
Community Board 10’s Traffic and Transportation Committee will have a meeting on Thursday, September 9th at 7:00 pm.
The meeting will be streamed to YouTube for people to see at home here: https://youtu.be/b_rIL2Db9WU
The general CB 10 Meeting is on September 20th. If you need to contact them about community issues, e-mail: [email protected]
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September 6, 2021
Ft. Hamilton Army Base Job Fair 9/16- Register
Fort Hamilton Army Base is having an on the spot hiring job fair on Thursday, September 16, 2021. (See here) If you are hired, you get a gym membership there and a Metrocard – nice perks.
These are the jobs and salaries they are offering:
Cooks: $19.58 – $ 22.83
Bowling Food & Beverage: $15.66 – $ 18.28
Child & Youth Program Assistant: $19.58 – $ 22.69
Club Operations Assistant $18.00 – $ 25.00
Bartender $17.23 – $ 20.09
Register for the event here.
Good Luck!
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September 6, 2021
Drum Playing on the 68th Street Pier
Great video taken on the 68th Street Pier in Bay Ridge.
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September 5, 2021
The Saint Rosalie’s Feast Arsonist
Photo from the NY Post here
One night during the 18th Avenue Feast of St. Rosalie, the ticket booth was set on fire.
A man was arrested for deliberately lighting it on fire. (Story here)
#FDNY Fire Commissioner Daniel A. Nigro announced today that Fire Marshals have arrested Adnan Ali Hussein, 28, for allegedly using an ignitable liquid to set fire to a ticket booth during the 18th Avenue Feast of Santa Rosalia in Brooklyn. Read more: https://t.co/WWaHjZIGaB pic.twitter.com/kBdhav3yMR
— FDNY (@FDNY) September 5, 2021

The arsonist doesn’t appear to be experienced from the video as he narly went on fire as well. (See video above)
The newspaper also headlined the story with this:
Why would a 28-year-old spend his time lighting a booth at a street fair on fire? I wish we knew more about his motive. Was this a personal attack to the owners of the rides or towards the Street Fair?
The fire marshall said: “Our Fire Marshals quickly apprehended this individual before he caused any further damage or harm to New Yorkers.”
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September 5, 2021
OLA Church Picnic – September 12th
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Cornerstone Church is having a backpack/school supplies giveaway on September 10 at 4:30 pm in front of IS 30 at 7002 – 4th Avenue.

Al Fadila Community Service is having a Back to School Fair today from 2:00 – 5:00 at JJ Carty Park on 95th Street and Fort Hamilton.

Games, face painting, school bag and supplies giveaway.

Go and have a great time.

The lady who used to sell knitted baby booties and knitted hats from outside of Century 21 is now selling from the bench by the Verizon store or the bench by Claire’s.

It’s twenty years after 9/11 and Scarpaci Funeral Home is letting everyone know they haven’t forgotten the victims of 9/11.

In a beautiful tribute, the funeral home placed 2,977 flags in the garden outside of the funeral home to remember each of the victims of 9/11.

This is so thoughtful of the Scarpaci Family!

Scarpaci Funeral Home is at 1401 86th Street in Dyker Heights, Brooklyn.

The left doesn’t like that Congresswoman Nicole Malliotakis is supporting businesses that are against the vaccine mandates.

Congresswoman Malliotakis has said she is vaccinated, but she supports people’s rights to choose to get vaccinated. Vaccination is not possible for some people due to health conditions or their religion.

The left wants Malliotakis to promote people getting the vaccine.

Today, September 6th, they held a rally outside of her office because 3000 people from Brooklyn and Staten Island have died of Covid-19.

The protester’s showed their craftiness as their coronavirus decorations were pretty nice.

It’s Labor Day and there is zero chance of the Congresswoman being in her 3rd Avenue office.

The paper coronavirus actually doesn’t look too bad on the window.

Malliotakis and Tannounsis’ office needs a sign or banner as it looks terrible and this is what people see when they come out of the Greenhouse Cafe.

I don’t understand why the socialists would organize a rally when the Congresswoman wasn’t at the office? Some of the people supporting the rally came from Staten Island.

Why not have the rally in Staten Island on a day when she is in her office? Their campaign graphics are more geared to Staten Island than Bay Ridge.

When the old senator and Justin Brannan were rallied, it made for a much better story when the crybaby politicians called the police on the protesters, rather than facing them. (See here)

Malliotakis’ declared opponent, Brittany Ramos DeBarros did not attend the rally. (See here) Mike DeCillis, the other Democrat, running also does not seem to be present in rally photos/videos.

I haven’t seen the socialists try to set up a meeting with Malliotakis yet. I think if they did, she would speak with them.

Twenty years have passed since 9/11/01.

**See Scarpaci Funeral Home’s 9/11 Tribute here.

1) On Friday, September 10th, E&J and the Dyker Heights Civic Association will have a candlelight vigil starting at 7:30 pm near the McKinley Park Flagpole on Bay Ridge Parkway and Fort Hamilton Parkway.

2) On Saturday, September 11th at 12:00 pm, Saint Pats will have an Anniversary Mass for all those who died on 9/11 with special remembrance of people in Bay Ridge. St. Pats is on 4th Avenue and 95th Street.

3) On Saturday, September 11th at 5:00 pm, Saint Ephrem will have a Mass of Remembrance. The mass will begin outside in the Garden of Hope with a blessing of the Memorial Stones. St. Ephrem is at 929 Bay Ridge Parkway.

4) 69th Street Pier Vigil – A realtor in the area shared that the 9/11 Memorial is happening at 7:00 pm on the pier on Saturday and she asked people to attend.

Senator Gounardes doesn’t have the flyer up on his site because he is too busy tweeting. The event is days away and he has up November 2020’s info (See here)

Community Board 10’s Traffic and Transportation Committee will have a meeting on Thursday, September 9th at 7:00 pm.

The meeting will be streamed to YouTube for people to see at home here: https://youtu.be/b_rIL2Db9WU

The general CB 10 Meeting is on September 20th. If you need to contact them about community issues, e-mail: [email protected]

Fort Hamilton Army Base is having an on the spot hiring job fair on Thursday, September 16, 2021. (See here) If you are hired, you get a gym membership there and a Metrocard – nice perks.

These are the jobs and salaries they are offering:

Cooks: $19.58 – $ 22.83

Bowling Food & Beverage: $15.66 – $ 18.28

Child & Youth Program Assistant: $19.58 – $ 22.69

Club Operations Assistant $18.00 – $ 25.00

Bartender $17.23 – $ 20.09

Register for the event here.

Good Luck!

Great video taken on the 68th Street Pier in Bay Ridge.

One night during the 18th Avenue Feast of St. Rosalie, the ticket booth was set on fire.

A man was arrested for deliberately lighting it on fire. (Story here)

The arsonist doesn’t appear to be experienced from the video as he narly went on fire as well. (See video above)

The newspaper also headlined the story with this:

Why would a 28-year-old spend his time lighting a booth at a street fair on fire? I wish we knew more about his motive. Was this a personal attack to the owners of the rides or towards the Street Fair?

The fire marshall said: “Our Fire Marshals quickly apprehended this individual before he caused any further damage or harm to New Yorkers.”