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P.S. 102 kids enjoy visit from NYPD K-9 Unit
It’s not every day a kid gets to see a dog in school. But the dogs that third graders at Bay Ridge’s P.S. 102 got to see on Monday weren’t just any pooches. … Full Article
You don’t have to wait to pay that muni-meter
If you park your car at any muni-meter in New York City, this has probably happened to you: You get to your destination before the meters have gone into effect for the day and you have to wait patiently, checking your watch or cell phone, as the minutes tick by and the meters start operatin … Full Article
Apple Bank to open Bay Ridge branch
The Bay Ridge 86th Street Business Improvement District (BID) will soon become the home of an Apple Bank branch. Apple Bank announced that its newest branch will open at 426 86th St. on June 29. … Full Article
Maimonides adopts new approach in nursing
In an effort to address the complex needs of patients and their caregivers, the Nursing Department at Maimonides Medical Center has adopted a new approach to delivering care and interacting with patients and families, according to hospital officials. … Full Article
Visitation Academy students enjoy Field Day on school grounds
When Visitation Academy hosted its Field Day on a recent Saturday, Principal Arlene Figaro didn’t have to find transportation for the students, teachers and parents to a public park.
That’s because the academy’s bucolic campus served as the setting for the Field Day festivities. … Full Article
Brooklyn pols blast plans to close VA Medical Center unit
Plans by the Veterans Administration New York Harbor Healthcare System to close an in-patient surgical unit at the Brooklyn VA Medical Center in Bay Ridge are coming under fire from two local elected officials who charged that the shutdown will hurt patients, particularly elderly veterans. … Full Article
Gentile hosting Father’s Day celebration
Hey, all of you dads out there, what could be better than spending Father’s Day with your kids enjoying the cool breeze on the waterfront? … Full Article
P.S. 102 kids run for fun and health
When students at Bay Ridge’s P.S. 102 wanted to show the importance of getting regular exercise and eating healthy foods, they didn’t just talk the talk. They walked the walk.
Actually, they ran the race! … Full Article
Ray Kelly tells Bishop Kearney grads to ‘be ready’
Former police commissioner Ray Kelly was the commencement speaker at Bishop Kearney High School’s graduation ceremony, where he told the graduates to be ready to make a difference in the world. … Full Article
City repairs sinkhole on Bay Ridge street
The city’s Department of Transportation (DOT) had to deal with a sinkhole that had suddenly developed on a Bay Ridge block Monday night. … Full Article
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