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August 16, 2020
Cannonball Park Has More Homeless People

A few homeless people were sleeping in Cannonball Park for over a year.
Now there are a lot more homeless there and people have complained on social media because the Park doesn’t feel safe for them to be there with their family. Some of the people aren’t homeless, but are just drinking all day in the park.
The elected councilman’s answer is always the same: I’ll work on it. I’ll send out the group. But nothing really changes because he doesn’t follow up.
Strangely, he lives only a few blocks from the park and has dogs, but he said he didn’t know homeless people were staying in Cannonball Park.

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August 16, 2020
Bay Ridge Racetrack – More Racers Joined the Area

Last night must have been a special racing night.

Usually it’s just a small amount of cars, last night it was a lot more racing around the neighborhood.

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August 15, 2020
Bring Your Dog to RHF in Bay Ridge for 15% Off

From August 19th – August 22nd, you can bring your dog into RHF (Rose Hage Fashion) on the corner of 92nd Street and 3rd Avenue and get 15% off your order.
I love that – it’s just a sweet offer from a local store to a neighborhood which loves dogs.

This shop has been in Bay Ridge for 55 years and carries sizes XS – 3x.

Stop in with your pooch and get some pretty things at a discount!

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August 15, 2020
Anti-Racist Group is Late to Bay Ridge
RAAD DO GOODERS – More pics here

In the beginning of June, some jerk put up some ignorant anti-Asian signs on the corner poles. See here
Some nice people in the neighborhood came along with better signs calling out the racism. See here and here

That was over two months ago!!
Today, an anti-racist group came to the area to paper the area with anti-racist signs.
I know they mean well, but their signs over the stickers and political posters don’t look good.

Signs on the corner poles make the area look junky. They used wheat paste, so there will probably peeling paper after the next rainstorm.

RAAD is needed further down in Brooklyn where they light Asian grandmothers on fire.

Everyone stop papering the corners!

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August 15, 2020
Elegance Tailor in Bay Ridge is Closing on 8/31
Bassel is the best tailor I have ever known. I was very sad to hear him say he is closing at the end of the month.

If you have anything that needs to be altered or repaired, visit Elegance at 514 79th Street. He’s closed on Sundays.
:(

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August 15, 2020
Holy Cross Church in Bay Ridge – Order Food 8/15 & 8/16

Holy Cross is having a fundraiser and they are selling lunch, desserts and beverages. Call your order in 718-836-3510 and then pick up.
The Greek Festival that happens every year in September is cancelled this year due to the pandemic. :(

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August 15, 2020
Gounardes Diminishes Work of Auxiliary Police

At the beginning of August, I wrote about the Auxiliary Police at the 68th Precinct covering the graffiti. (See here)

Yet, in this weeks local newspaper, Andrew Gounardes credits himself with this. There is no mention of the auxiliary police or that they have been doing this for our community for a long time.
Long before the pandemic, in January 2020, I noted that the auxiliary police officers were painting in their uniform. (See here)
I have never seen Andrew Gounardes cover graffiti.
Welcome to election season where politicians who didn’t do things for their community now take pictures to make it look like they did!
Gounardes thinks he is fooling us with reporter Jaime DeJesus. The reporter doesn’t live in this borough and obviously doesn’t know about the auxiliary police.

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August 15, 2020
Swastika in JJCarty Park

A swastika was painted in JJCarty Park in Bay Ridge on Fort Hamilton Pkwy and 94th Street.
The pandemic didn’t make people hateful – there are just some people who have always been haters. :(

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August 15, 2020
The Storm Wasn’t Bad for Everyone!

Bay Ridge Families pic

Bay Ridge Families pointed out that the tree that fell in Russell Peterson Playground has not been removed. She announced it because the children were enjoying playing on the tree!
See more pictures here (scroll is in the center right of the picture)

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August 15, 2020
Bay Ridge 68th Precinct Youth Officers

This is a good move by the 68th Precinct.
The kids know the regular creepy people in the neighborhood and who’s a new creeper.
The precinct provided the officers info:
[email protected] 917-244-6313
[email protected] 917-371-6943
They also wrote: “We are especially eager to hear from any agencies/organizations go want to collaborate for the benefit of our neighborhood youth!” (So nice!)

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August 15, 2020
Narrows Community Theater Shows-August 21-23

Narrows Community Theater will have a show at the Fort Hamilton Army Base on August 21st and August 23rd.
It’s outdoors so rain dates have been set for the following week.
Bring your camera because the view of the bridge there is amazing! See here
Get tickets here.

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August 14, 2020
Missing Yorkie

Missing today: 8/14/20
Around: 10th Avenue & 78th Street
If you see this teacup Yorkie, please call: 917-769-8424
Her owner let her out in the backyard this morning and when he was calling her back in, he realized there was a gap in the back she must of got out through.

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A few homeless people were sleeping in Cannonball Park for over a year.

Now there are a lot more homeless there and people have complained on social media because the Park doesn’t feel safe for them to be there with their family. Some of the people aren’t homeless, but are just drinking all day in the park.

The elected councilman’s answer is always the same: I’ll work on it. I’ll send out the group. But nothing really changes because he doesn’t follow up.

Strangely, he lives only a few blocks from the park and has dogs, but he said he didn’t know homeless people were staying in Cannonball Park.

Last night must have been a special racing night.

Usually it’s just a small amount of cars, last night it was a lot more racing around the neighborhood.

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From August 19th – August 22nd, you can bring your dog into RHF (Rose Hage Fashion) on the corner of 92nd Street and 3rd Avenue and get 15% off your order.

I love that – it’s just a sweet offer from a local store to a neighborhood which loves dogs.

This shop has been in Bay Ridge for 55 years and carries sizes XS – 3x.

Stop in with your pooch and get some pretty things at a discount!

In the beginning of June, some jerk put up some ignorant anti-Asian signs on the corner poles. See here

Some nice people in the neighborhood came along with better signs calling out the racism. See here and here

That was over two months ago!!

Today, an anti-racist group came to the area to paper the area with anti-racist signs.

I know they mean well, but their signs over the stickers and political posters don’t look good.

Signs on the corner poles make the area look junky. They used wheat paste, so there will probably peeling paper after the next rainstorm.

RAAD is needed further down in Brooklyn where they light Asian grandmothers on fire.

Everyone stop papering the corners!

Bassel is the best tailor I have ever known. I was very sad to hear him say he is closing at the end of the month.

If you have anything that needs to be altered or repaired, visit Elegance at 514 79th Street. He’s closed on Sundays.

:(

Holy Cross is having a fundraiser and they are selling lunch, desserts and beverages. Call your order in 718-836-3510 and then pick up.

The Greek Festival that happens every year in September is cancelled this year due to the pandemic. :(

At the beginning of August, I wrote about the Auxiliary Police at the 68th Precinct covering the graffiti. (See here)

Yet, in this weeks local newspaper, Andrew Gounardes credits himself with this. There is no mention of the auxiliary police or that they have been doing this for our community for a long time.

Long before the pandemic, in January 2020, I noted that the auxiliary police officers were painting in their uniform. (See here)

I have never seen Andrew Gounardes cover graffiti.

Welcome to election season where politicians who didn’t do things for their community now take pictures to make it look like they did!

Gounardes thinks he is fooling us with reporter Jaime DeJesus. The reporter doesn’t live in this borough and obviously doesn’t know about the auxiliary police.

A swastika was painted in JJCarty Park in Bay Ridge on Fort Hamilton Pkwy and 94th Street.

The pandemic didn’t make people hateful – there are just some people who have always been haters. :(

Bay Ridge Families pointed out that the tree that fell in Russell Peterson Playground has not been removed. She announced it because the children were enjoying playing on the tree!

See more pictures here (scroll is in the center right of the picture)

This is a good move by the 68th Precinct.

The kids know the regular creepy people in the neighborhood and who’s a new creeper.

The precinct provided the officers info:

[email protected] 917-244-6313

[email protected] 917-371-6943

They also wrote: “We are especially eager to hear from any agencies/organizations go want to collaborate for the benefit of our neighborhood youth!” (So nice!)

Narrows Community Theater will have a show at the Fort Hamilton Army Base on August 21st and August 23rd.

It’s outdoors so rain dates have been set for the following week.

Bring your camera because the view of the bridge there is amazing! See here

Get tickets here.

Missing today: 8/14/20

Around: 10th Avenue & 78th Street

If you see this teacup Yorkie, please call: 917-769-8424

Her owner let her out in the backyard this morning and when he was calling her back in, he realized there was a gap in the back she must of got out through.