grand theft auto
Right on schedule, the 66th Precinct [http://www.nyc.gov/html/nypd/html/precincts/precinct_066.shtml] has sent us its report on felonies committed in Kensington for the past three weeks, Tuesday, January 27 to Sunday, February 15. This report covers felony crimes that occurred only in Kensington’s
Brooklyn Parks Chief of Staff Martin Maher
When the snows melt, you should see some new green shoots sprouting around Kensington. Seeds planted a while ago to expand Kensington parks and plazas are establishing roots, others will set bud or even bear fruit this spring – and expect to find the daffodil bulbs planted in the Church Avenue
66 precinct Kensington felony report
Thanks to the continuing support of 66th Precinct [http://www.nyc.gov/html/nypd/html/precincts/precinct_066.shtml]Commander Michael Deddo, the Kensington felony report is making a comeback. Below are brief descriptions of some criminal events that took place from Thursday, January 1 to Monday, January 26 in
66 Pct Community Council Meeting
A pride of police and their friends held court Thursday evening, January 15 at the Pacificana [http://pacificanabrooklyn.com/], a Chinese banquet hall at 813 55th Street, at the corner of 8th Avenue, in the heart of Brooklyn’s Chinatown. It was the second time since April, 2014 that the
felonies
The officer from the 66th Precinct [http://www.nyc.gov/html/nypd/html/precincts/precinct_066.shtml] who used to prepare the Kensington felony report has been reassigned. Although I ask frequently about updates and her replacement, so far I’ve received no definitive answer from the 66th about either.
Commander Michael Deddo
66th Precinct Commander Deddo announced “Cops of the Month” awards went to Sgt. Wheeler, center, and Officer Josh Hull, right.Since it was only the day before NYPD Commissioner Bill Bratton announced police overtime for the Eric Garner demonstrations and marches had cost the NYPD $22.9 million since December
66 pct Com Council Meeting
Join NYPD leaders, as well as Community Board 12 officers, elected officials and other neighbors, at the 66th Precinct holiday party on Monday, December 15, starting at 6:30 p.m. at CB 12’s offices (5910 13th Avenue at 59th Street). At 7:30 p.m. the Community Council
5910 13th Avenue
Hear ye, hear ye! Don’t let all this focus on the Ditmas Park restaurant/café robberies [/crime/armed-robbery-at-lark-cafe-last-night] distract you. The 66th Precinct’s Community Council [http://www.nyc.gov/html/nypd/html/precincts/precinct_066.shtml] meets tonight at 7:30 p.m. in CB 12 [http://www.
Hamilton's rezoning application
Standing at center rear in dark sweater CB 7 Chair Daniel Murphy; Georgia Willmont Read, one of Hamilton’s owners, and her lawyer, Vincent Petraro. Her husband, and co-owner, Kevin, was also there. In front two neighbors discuss the map.Community Board 7’s Land Use/Landmarks committee, chaired by
66 pct felony crime report
Here’s the 66th Precinct report on the felonies committed just in Kensington police sectors G and K from September 19 through October 17. Sector G includes Beverley Road to Avenue F, and 37th Street to Coney Island Avenue; Sector K covers Caton Avenue to Beverley Road and 37th Street
Daffodil Bulb Planting
With more than 1,000 daffodil bulbs to plant in Church Avenue’s tree pits, from McDonald Avenue to Ocean Parkway, the Kensington Stewards are hosting a Sunday morning “Daffodil Dig” to kick off their fall planting frenzy. Meet at the Kensington Plaza, Church Avenue and Beverley Road, in front
66th precinct community council
For the last few years, Kensington activists attending Community Board 12 [http://www.brooklyncb12.org/about/] and the 66th Precinct [http://www.nyc.gov/html/nypd/html/precincts/precinct_066.shtml] Community Council meetings often noted that holding monthly meetings only in Boro Park, where the community board and the