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October 2, 2025

Octoberfest BINGO at The Bean Post on 10/4

Go win at The Bean Post on Saturday, October 4, 2025.

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October 2, 2025

St. Patrick’s Church is Having Open House on Saturday, 10/4

If you are looking for a church, St. Patrick’s is a good church! Stop in on Saturday to find out more.

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October 2, 2025

Little Cupcake Bakeshop Reopened in Bay Ridge

There was a fire last week in the building where Little Cupcake Bakeshop is located at 9102 – 3rd Avenue.

Little Cupcake was closed until it reopened today.

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October 1, 2025

Justin Brannan Gushes Over Kathy Hochul’s Check $100 – $400 Inflation Refund Check

The last time Governor Kathy Hochul sent us a check, our property taxes were increased right after the election. Justin Brannan and Andrew Gounardes won’t tell you that and are too scared to caall out the governor. Look:

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October 1, 2025

Bay Ridge Events in October 2025

Saturday, October 25th

Recycle at St. Anselm’s Parking Lot on 4th Avenue and 82nd Street from 10:00 am – 1:00 pm. Message from their bulletin:

1) Mommy & Me at LP Dance Company at 9:30 am.

3) Free Spooktacular Event by NIA on 11th Avenue between 66th and 67th Street from 11:00 am – 3:00 pm.

4) Neighborhood Reunion at Sirico’s from 1:00 -5:00 pm.

3) Well run Children’s Halloween Festival in Coney Island – free 11:00 am – 2:00 pm.

Followed by this fun event in Coney Island at both 2:30 and 3:30 pm.

4) Halloween Festival on 5th Avenue between 68th Street and 85th Street from 2:00 – 7:00 pm. Music (bands), restaurants, shopping, pumpkin patch, Trunk-a-treat, free children’s activities. Come stroll!

5) Friendzy will be at Schnizel Haus at 7319 – 5th Avenue at 7:00 pm.

5) Day of the Dead Celebration

6) Halloween Drag Show at Hom with Gingersnap at 4:00 pm.

7) One2Many will play at the Leif Bar starting at 6:00 pm.

7) Scare Away Cancer Halloween Party at the Knights of Columbus – 86th Street and 13th Avenue. 7:00 – 11:00 pm.

8) The Neighborhood Skells will play at Three Jolly Pigeons at 6802 – 3rd Avenue at 8:00 pm.

9) Oktoberfest at Our Saviour’s, 414 80th Street. Enjoy an evening of food, music, and drinks while supporting the Organ Fund  Doors open at 5:30 PM – Event begins at 6:00 PM.  Tickets: $30 adults – $10 kids. Ticketshttp://eventbrite.com/…/oktoberfest-in-bay-ridge…Or call (718) 833-7700 to get them in person.

10) Will Be at The Wicked Monk on 3rd Avenue and 95th Street

Sunday, October 26, 2025

1) Breast Cancer Walk in Coney Island at 9:00 am

2) NIA’s Halloween Festival 12:00 – 4:00 pm at Owls Head Park. Free.

3) St. Ephrem’s Pasta Lunch with the Pastor – 12:00 pm. Call 718-833-1010 to reserve your spot. You can also pick up tickets at the rectory at 929 Bay Ridge Parkway.

4) Halloween Archery Event – free 12:00 – 3:00 pm at top by and have them learn the skills of Archery at 162 Pacific Street Brooklyn.

5) The Bookmark Shoppe will have author, Fran Wilde for her book, Philosophy of Thieves in conversation with author, Victor Manibo at 8415 – 3rd Avenue at 7:00 pm.

6) BINGO at Indigo Murphy’s at 7102 Fort Hamilton Parkway at 5:30 pm.

7) James Scully’s new Haunted Bay Ridge walking tour from 6:00 – 8:00 pm. Register here:

[https://www.eventbrite.com/…/haunted-bay-ridge-walking…](https://www.eventbrite.com/…/haunted-bay-ridge-walking…)

Monday, October 27th

The 2nd installment of The Corner / Bar Chuzo Collab will be hosted at The Corner on Monday, October 27th at 7:00 pm – a fusion of two fine Bay Ridge establishments coming together for another night of amazing dishes, paired cocktails & an experience like none other. For Reservations – see Resy

Tuesday, October 28, 2025

1) St Finbar’s Golden Age Club at 138 Bay 20th Street has BINGO on Tuesdays at 10:00 am. 718-236-3312

2) PC’s Bar at 7215 – 5th Avenue. Kim has BINGO at 3:30 pm – 6:00 pm (Usually with a complimentary buffet or snacks)

3) Triviarama with Sal and Al at The Kettle Black

Wednesday, October 29, 2025

1) Haley’s Comets are having a Blood Drive outside The Greenhouse Cafe at 7717 – 3rd Avenue from 10:00 am – 7:45 pm. No appointment needed, but you can make one if you want to be quick.


2) St Ephrem’s Friendship Club 929 Bay Ridge Pkwy has BINGO on Wednesdays from 11:00 am – 2:00 pm. They play cards, bingo  and talk with friends. It is in the Msgr. Peter V Kain Hall. 

3) Bay Ridge Chessmates meets from 6:30 – 9:00 pm at The Greenhouse Cafe at 7717 – 3rd Avenue. This is for players of all levels.

4) Schnitzel House at 7319 5th Avenue has BINGO on Wednesday night starting at 7:00 PM. They also have a dinner special as well. I’ve seen pictures of people holding a lot of money at this one. 718-836-5600.

4) Karaoke at The Leif Bar at 6725 – 5th Avenue in Bay Ridge starting at 8:00 pm.

6) Not in Bay Ridge – Psychic Night Dinner at Patrizias in Sheepshead Bay – it looks fun!

Thursday, October 30, 2025

1) BINGO at The Leif Bar at 6725 – 5th Avenue from 3:30 – 6:30 pm.

2) Open Mic Night at Kitty Kiernans at 9715 – 3rd Avenue. No purchase necessary to sing or play – starts at 8:00 pm.

Friday, October 31, 2025

1) Halloween Set at Uncutt Bar at 7107 – 3rd Avenue from 7:00 – 11:00 pm.

2) Blacula movie in Coney Island at 7:30 pm.

3) Halloween Masquerade Bash at Terina’s on 3rd Avenue. Reserve on Resy.

4) Karaoke at Status Q

5) The Brooklyn Bards will be at Irish Haven at 8:00 pm in Sunset Park

6) Halloween at Cebu – Music starts at 9:00 pm. Reserve on Resy.

7) Indigo Murphy’s Halloween Party

8) Halloween Party at Gargiulo’s Restaurant.

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October 1, 2025

Best Roast Beef Sandwich in Brooklyn?

Good video!

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September 30, 2025

Volunteering in Bay Ridge or Around Brooklyn

  

There are a lot of great opportunities to help in Bay Ridge or nearby in Brooklyn

1) God’s Love We Deliver needs volunteers to pack and deliver food to people on Thanksgiving Day starting at 9:30 am. They also need people throughout the year.

God’s Love We Deliver is at Liberty (the old Bed Bath and Beyond building at 3rd Ave and 33rd Street) Volunteer here: https://is.gd/MUuWKK  [email protected]

Last year, they packed meals for people at First Church at 6501 6th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11220. Volunteer opportunities are: here.

Volunteer opportunities for children under 16 years oldVolunteer Opportunities for Kids and Families | God’s Love We Deliver

2) Volunteer at Chips kitchen, at 200 – 4th Avenue, where they serve breakfast and lunch from Monday to Saturday. There is also a food pantry and a mobile pantry. See opportunities:

Volunteer — CHiPS

Children 16 and under can volunteer at CHIPS:

Youth Volunteering — CHiPS

Cook a Thanksgiving plate for CHIPS.

Fill out the form:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdbEfNtlfn-bUK0o190CCmriDqdXsVTXb1uxTVP9YAUOlNy2A/viewform?usp=send_form

3) Bay Ridge Cares packs and delivers dinners. They post a sign-up page on their Facebook page at the beginning of November. (Bay Ridge Cares Website)

4) Holding Hands needs people to help with food for Thanksgiving.

5) Homecrest Community Services in Bensonhurst and Sheepshead Bay is delivering meals to seniors. Almost 100 seniors receive both lunch and dinner. Fill out the volunteer form here:

Volunteering | Homecrest

6) Park Slope Center for Successful Aging has a Thanksgiving Luncheon each year at 463A – 7th Street between 6th and 7th Avenues in the basement of All Saints Church. 718-832-3726

4)  The Soup Kitchen at the Greenpoint Reformed Church at 136 Milton Street in Brooklyn. (Sign up here) 

5) North Brooklyn Angels at 127 Kent Street Brooklyn 11222. Sign up here

6)  St. Johns Bread of Life Soup Kitchen at 795 Lexington Avenue in Brooklyn. They have a soup kitchen and a mobile soup kitchen which serves Coney Island once or twice a week.  Groups can volunteer here contact: Jennifer Stephen at 718-574-0058 x164 or by email at [email protected].

7) Catholic Charities in Brooklyn needs help to give out turkeys and the fixings to families. The distribution is done \\in East Flatbush and they need help setting up the room, heavy lifting and moving. It’s a four-hour event. E-mail: [email protected] or call 718-722-6175 to volunteer.

1) Dawn Fox has tennis classes for children/teens with autism called Love Serving Autism. Contact Dawn to volunteer: 251-895-1369.

2) Volunteer at the Open Runs held on Saturday morning on Shore Road. Sign up form is here or here

One of the easiest places to volunteer is at a place that has a lot of volunteer opportunities and updates their site a lot – St. Dominic’s Outreach at  2001 Bay Ridge Pkwy. Just hit the red RSVP on the opportunity you like. St. Dominic’s need help folding and sorting donated clothes AND they bring food to the homeless in Coney Island or NYC. (Check their site)

1) Walk dogs at Sean Casey Animal Rescue – Stop by the shelter at 153 East 3rd Street from 11:00 am – 5:30 and fill out a Volunteer Dog Walker Application to walk a dog.

2) If you like cats, The Itty Bitty Kitty Committee needs people who can help clean up cages and socialize kittens during this week and weekend, sometime between 9 am and 4 pm. See their Facebook page here Fill out the form here or call 646) 339-6995

3) Volunteer for Kiso’s Pet Pantry in Bay Ridge. They give out pet food to seniors.

4) Volunteer for Louie’s Legacy in Staten Island – apply here

5) Volunteer at the Cat Cafe at 76 Montague Street – Register here

6) Volunteer at the NY Aquarium in Coney Island – there are a lot of positions here

Did you realize you could volunteer to help an organization from your home?

1) Louie’s Legacy Animal Rescue in Staten Island has some remote volunteer jobs: (Apply here)

a) Application Screening Teams – Our screeners review each application and help make the best matches.

b) Social Media Team – Help us save more lives by growing our social presence and leveraging each platform to engage our fosters, volunteers, donors, and potential adopters.

c) Marketing & Development Team – Have any experience in graphic design, copywriting, fundraising, event planning, web design or support, brand development, PR, advertising, marketing, or other transferable skills?

d) Accounting / Finance Team – Good with cloud based accounting systems?

2) Help people practice their English online with you at Engin – (See here)

3) Volunteer to do social media for Food Bank of America. (Info here)

1) Saint Ephrem’s Church at 929 Bay Ridge Avenue needs Eucharist Ministers, ushers, altar servers and choir members. Call the rectory (718) 833-1010.

2) Our Lady of Angels Church at 7320 – 4th Avenue needs catechists to teach children on Sunday morning. Call 718-836-7200.

3) Volunteer at St. Athanasius Church on Mondays to help at their food pantry. Or volunteer on Saturday morning to transport and distribute home cooked meals. Call Dawn 718-232-3113

4) St. Dominic’s Church at 2001 Bay Ridge Pkwy needs Spanish speaking volunteers for Thursday evenings. (Sign up here)

1) Volunteer at St. Patrick’s School – (See here)

1) Guild for Exceptional Children Volunteer at GEC in Bay Ridge. Contact the Development Office   718-833-6633 x228

2) Help developmentally disabled adults in Bay Ridge at YAI – see here

1) Holy Cross Church on 84th and Bay Ridge Pkwy cooks meals for those who are homebound or have financial difficulties. Meals are cooked on one Saturday each month starting at 11:00 am. Volunteers are needed to shop for food, prep, cook and deliver the food. More info here. Once a month (on a Friday evening), volunteers feed the homeless on the streets of NYC. 718-836-3510

1) Volunteer at Owl’s Head Park – they post on their Facebook page from April – November. Volunteer opportunities are on Saturday mornings. Questions -> [email protected] NYC Parks Stewardship often lists the park cleanups here

Plant bulbs in Owls Head Park:

2) Narrows Botanical Gardens needs volunteers on Saturday mornings 11:00 am – 1:00 pm. Sign up here —-> Narrows Community Garden in the Spring to Fall if you enjoy gardening and nature. There is more than just planting and gardening to do. If you like talking, you can be a greeter and welcome everyone! Send questions to: Email: [email protected]

3) Fab Scrap in Sunset Park – you can help save the environment by organizing textile scraps. Receive 5lbs of fabric for volunteering. 

4) Brooklyn Bridge Park is great if you like working with Nature. (Sign up here)

1) To become a USO volunteer at the Fort Hamilton Army Base – (Register here) (USO stands for United Service Organization)

1) To volunteer at the Veteran’s Hospital on Poly Place, call or visit the Voluntary Service Offices:(See video) (VA Website) Someone said it’s better to connect through @AmeriCorps to volunteers for the VA. Sen an email to: [email protected] to get connected with the VA Volunteer Specialist.

VA New York Harbor Healthcare System 800 Poly Place Brooklyn, NY 11209-7104
Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. 

Some volunteers:

  • Escort – Bring patients to medical clinics, chapel, recreation, and programs.
  • Food and nutrition – Help patients select menu items, open containers, cut food into bite-size portions, and eat during mealtimes.
  • Cookie bakers– Bake cookies on the neighborhoods of the Community Living Center (CLC)
  • Front desk – Greet outpatients, guests, visitors, and patients’ families, answer phones, and transfer calls at the information desk.
  • Recreation – Help with activities like arts and crafts projects, bedside games, field trips, and bedside movies.
  • Office assistance – Type, file, answer phones, keep records, enter data, and call patients to remind them about appointments.
  • No Veteran Dies Alone – Provide companionship to Veterans who are at the final stages of their lives. Additional training is provided.

1) The Arab American Association of New York at 6803 5th Avenue takes volunteers for Citizenship Tutoring. Arabic language skills are preferred, though not require A volunteer receptionist is needed at the office. (Register here) Questions: (718) 745-3523
[email protected]

1) Volunteer at BRAVO Ambulance at 8507 – 7th Avenue. Yhey have many positions including answering calls at the office. Fill out application here.

Bravo also has this program:

1) Saint Athanasius Community Outreach Program needs volunteers to cook and serve food to the homeless on Saturday morning. Contact: Dawn Aiello 718-232-3113

1) Volunteer at Saint Anselm’s Food Pantry on 4th Avenue and 82nd Street – the first or third Wednesday of a month from 10 am – 1 pm. Call Pat 718-986-8738.

2) Volunteer at St. Patrick’s Food Pantry on Tuesdays from 1:00 – 3:00 pm on 4th Avenue and 95th Street. Contact: 718-238-2600.

3) Good Shepherd Lutheran Church 7420 4th Avenue, Brooklyn

Tuesdays, 1:00 – 5:00 pm
Thursdays, 4:00 – 7:00 pm
Saturdays, 1:00 – 5:00 pm

[email protected]

4) Fourth Ave Presbyterian Church at 6753 4th Avenue

Second & Fourth Tuesdays, 9:00 am – 12:00 pm

[email protected]

5) Bay Ridge Center needs volunteers: (See their website)

a) Help with cold pack & preparation for their home delivered meals service. Monday through Friday, 8:00 am to 11;00 am. 718-748-0650, ext. 113, [email protected]

b) Volunteer at Bay Ridge Center Food Pantry at 411 Ovington Avenue – the last Wednesday of the month from 10 to 3 pm – the Center needs volunteers who can translate Cantonese to help people visiting the food pantry. 

6) Grandma’s Love 347-432-2408 – Help Grandma’s Love package bags of food that is sent home with students on Friday to help their family on the weekends. Theresa Monforte-Caraballo is the head of Grandma’s Love.  [email protected]

7) The Table Food Pantry, 6025 6th Avenue, Second Floor on Fridays from 9:30 am – 1:00 pm. (See schedule). Read more about this organization (here) 718-630-7171

8) Holy Cross Church has a homeless outreach every month. You can help make sandwiches and help bags the food. Some people go to Manhattan and give out the sandwiches (teens don’t need to go) (Register here)

9) Volunteer at City Harvest at 171 – 53rd Street – attend a virtual presentation and then you can volunteer. You packs bags of vegetables for families to take home. (Info here) (Calendar with volunteer events here)

10) Volunteer at St. Athanasius Food Pantry on Mondays from 1:30 – 5:00 pm.

11) Chips Soup Kitchen in Park Slope 200 4th Avenue – it’s between Sackett & Degraw Streets. You don’t need to know how to cook, there are many jobs you can do. Fill out the form here or call Janice, the Director of Food Services at (718) 237-2962 to discuss when you can begin volunteering at CHiPS.

Chips has an Instagram account (here) that shares when they REALLY need volunteers like this:

10) Volunteer at the Reaching Out Community Food Pantry 7708 New Utrecht Avenue sign up here or volunteer as a group here

1) Volunteer at the Salvation Army – sign up here

1) Volunteer at the Norwegian Christian Senior Home 1250 – 67th Street

2) Bensonhurst Center for Rehabilitation and Healthcare – 1740 84th Street is looking for volunteers for the Chapel and Eucharistic Ministers Contact Sister Anne, 718-885-8484 x 732

3) Bay Ridge Senior Center at 15 Bay Ridge Avenue has a new building and a lot more activities that volunteers can help with!

They need volunteers for the following:

  • Onsite or Virtual Classes: The Center has been honored to have so many volunteers help us expand the number of classes as well as diversity of class types.  Our classes range from Ageism to Zoom. Bring your passions and we’ll collaborate to develop a meaningful class for you and our members.
  • Special Events: It’s helpful to have volunteers serve meals, encourage the members to dance, and help serve the desserts.
  • Administrative. We have several tasks related to communicating with our members and community. 
  • Home Delivery Meal Preparation (Cold Packing assembly) Every day, our team delivers 650 meals to homebound community members.  Our kitchen staff prepare the hot meals and our drivers prepare the Cold Packs.  However, both of these tasks require more help than we normally have.

Call Johanna at 718-748-0650 ext. 15 or fill out the form here.

 

 

4) Norwegian Christian Home at 1250 – 65th Street – volunteers please commit to four hours a day. For more information, please contact William Mahany at  [email protected].

5) Homecrest Community Services in Bensonhurst and Sheepshead Bay is delivering meals to seniors. Almost 100 seniors receive both lunch and dinner. They could use volunteers- email Virginia at [email protected] for the contact information.

6) Volunteers needed for St. Ephrem’s Friendship Club.

 

1) The Brooklyn Public Library is looking for adult volunteers:

Questions about volunteering at the library 718-230-2406

a) First five years program at the Brooklyn Library

b) Sign up to tutor a high school student at the Brooklyn Library – Volunteers over 18 needed to tutor students in grades 9-12 (help prepare them for standardizes tests, apply for college and complete homework)

c) Volunteer to encourage parents to read to their children at the Brooklyn Library

d) Afterschool tutor – See here

e) Be a citizen exam coach at the Brooklyn Library  

f) Be a resume coach at the Brooklyn Library

1) Volunteer as a family to walk dogs at Sean Casey Animal Rescue at 153 East 3rd Street from 11:00 am – 5:30 pm. Students must be 13 to volunteer without a parent present. Children 4-12 years old can volunteer at Sean Casey when accompanied by a parent/guardian (restrictions apply).  Application and info here.

2) Chips Soup Kitchen in Park Slope 200 4th Avenue – it’s between Sackett & Degraw Streets. You don’t need to know how to cook, there are many jobs you can do with your family. Call Janice, the Director of Food Services at (718) 237-2962 to discuss when you can begin volunteering at CHiPS,

3) Owl’s Head Park allows children to participate with their family. They post on their Facebook page from April – November. Volunteer opportunities are on Saturday mornings. Questions -> [email protected]

4) Children 10 and Up can volunteer to repack food at City Harvest at 171- 53rd Street. (Info here(Calendar of volunteer events here)

1) Volunteer at NYU Langone Hospital at 150-55th Street – Duties include limited clerical duties, assisting patients and families, friendly visitations, nutrition education for children, greeting, and more opportunities to make a difference. Customer service experience and the ability to speak Chinese, Spanish, Italian, Arabic, Hebrew, and/or Russian are pluses. Contact the volunteer office at 718-630-7296 for more information.  (File out the form on this page)

2) Volunteer at Maimonides Hospital in Borough Park – Get Application here. They have volunteer positions for: 

  • Clerical/administrative volunteers assist with general office duties such as filing, copying, performing computer data entry, answering phones, etc.
  • Volunteer patient/unit assistants assist with clerical duties at the nursing station and perform some direct patient care functions such as feeding and keeping companionship to the patients.
  • ER volunteers provide companionship to lonely and anxious patients, escort patients and visitors to and from various areas within Maimonides, assist staff with meal distribution, perform errands and deliver messages.
  • Volunteers in research areas such as Emergency Medicine, Pediatric Endocrinology, Hematology/Oncology, GI, ID, etc. participate in clinical research under the supervision of the principal investigator and perform other related duties as assigned such as computer data entry, literature search and data collection.
  • Support Service volunteers assist staff in the main kitchen, cafeteria, laundry, warehouse, patient transport, etc.
  • Chaplaincy volunteers (Chevrah Kadishah, Catholic Volunteers, etc.) assist patients with religious needs.

Maimonides needs people in the Pediatric Ward – Info here

Teens see volunteer opportunities here.

1) Bravo Youth Squad at 8507 – 7th Avenue is for students 14 – 17 years old. If interested, fill out the form here.

2) Brooklyn Art House – Susan accepts teens to be volunteer Art Studio Assistants and help young children- See Facebook page Brooklyn Art House

3) Holy Cross Church has a homeless outreach every month. You can help make sandwiches and help bags the food. Some people go to Manhattan and give out the sandwiches (teens don’t need to go) (Register here)

4) Owls Head Park (or any park) Stewardship. NYC Parks Stewardship often lists the park cleanups here (when you get to that site choose Brooklyn)

5) Many teens contact their elementary schools and volunteer to tutor during their afterschool program:


o The Heartshare Program at PS 102
o The Latchkey Kids Program at PS 112
o Student Leadership at PS 169
o PS 230 Saturday Program
o PS 186 NIA Program and School Play

Or Tutor on Saturday at some of the centers in the area: Mustard Seed on 18th Avenue or Angel Advantage Center on 57th Street and 8th Avenue

6) Volunteer at the Nursing Home:

a) Norwegian Christian Home at 1250 – 65th Street – volunteers must be at least 14 years of age and work for four hours a day. For more information, please contact William Mahany at  [email protected].

b) Rehabilitation Center on 84th Street and 17th Avenue. (See here)

7) NYU Langone Hospital 150-55th Street during the Summer – students must be 16 years old to participate in the Junior Volunteer programs. Individuals under the age of eighteen years old must obtain parent/guardian consent to volunteer. Valid state issued “Working Papers” are required for all volunteers under the age of eighteen years old. (Info here and Form here)

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September 30, 2025

Play Chess With Your Neighbors in Bay Ridge on Wednesday Nights

This is worded nicely – you can tell its a group of nice people:

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September 29, 2025

Woman Robbed of Forty iPhones in Bay Ridge


On Monday, September 22nd around 4:30 pm, a 42-year-old woman was robbed of 40 iPhones near Senator Street and Fifth Avenue.

A group of men wearing ski masks and several with guns took the box of iphones from the woman. The 40 iphones are worth around $40,000. News story:

https://is.gd/PfWMAl

The woman was taken to NYU Langone and is expected to be alright.

Why did the police wait a week to share this story with the press?

Someone must have seen something as it happened at 4:30 pm.

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September 29, 2025

While Coney Island Celebrated Without Councilman Brannan, Brannan & Eric Adams Knocked Heads on X

Tonight Coney Island celebrated without the politician who sold them out, Justin Brannan.

Remember, Justin Brannan voted to demap Coney Island for the casino! The residents in Coney Island wouldn’t have had to spend most of their time this year fighting against the casino if Justin Brannan did the right thing!

Tonight, Bitter Brannan wrote about Mayor Adams for laughs on social media. Adams didn’t miss a beat and called out the mean-spirited Councilman.

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September 29, 2025

New Comic Book Store Opening on 79th Street in Bay Ridge on Saturday, October 18th

Ridgites are ready to welcome New York Comics to 514 – 79th Street in Bay Ridge (it’s up the block from Maguire Realty).

They buy and sell comics. They also sell collectibles and vintage toys. See their website:

https://www.nycomics.com/?

On Saturday, October 18th from 11:00 – 5:00 pm, they are having their grand opening.

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September 29, 2025

The Coney Island Heroes Won And Held a Funeral for the Phony Tonight

Coney Island residents have been fighting against the Coney casino all year. Their hard work paid off! And their banner is awesome:

The committee voted 4 to 2 against the casino. Governor Hochul’s appointee, Portia Henry and Mayor Adams’ appointee, Alex Sommer voted in favor of the casino.

These Brooklyn heroes won because they worked together and this victory was well earned!

Tonight they celebrated with a funeral for the Phony!

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