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They came, they strolled, they had a blast! Thousands of people flocked to Third Avenue this past Friday evening for the first of four consecutive 2023 Summer Stroll on 3rd events in Bay Ridge. There were informational tables and children’s activities set up “on the avenue” along the stretch of vehicle-free blocks from 68th Street to 83rd Street, plus live music being performed outside the avenue’s many restaurants. Strollers enjoy the free information and giveaways at the table set up by Premier Sponsor Maimonides Health. Eagle Urban Media/Photo by Rick Buttacavoli There was also a photo booth set up along the route, where strollers could strike a pose and share it online using the official event hashtag, #SummerStrollon3rd. The fun continues this Friday evening, July 28, from 83rd Street to Marine Avenue. On Aug. 4, the Stroll returns to the northern end of the avenue, and the final event of the season takes place Aug. 11 on the southern end. Summer S

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Bath Beach resident Anastasia Kril, who won this year’s Congressional Art Competition for New York’s 11th District, recently visited U.S. Rep. Nicole Malliotakis in Washington, D.C. The LaGuardia H.S. student’s self-portrait, “Blossoming into Adulthood,” will be displayed in the Capitol for a year, along with the winning entries from all districts. Anastasia Kril’s “Blossoming into Adulthood” is on display in the Capitol. Photos courtesy of Nicole Malliotakis Malliotakis said Kril and second-place winner Cesar Angeles Montalvo, of Staten Island, “should be extremely proud of themselves.” “Not only do their pieces showcase their fantastic artistic abilities, but they also tell personal stories of reflection, overcoming internal struggles, and their dreams for the future,” she said. “I’m delighted they chose to share their talents with us.” Anastasia Kril’s “Blossoming into Adulthood” The post Teen artist’s work shown in halls of power appeared first on The

He was a prince of a guy! Jimmy Prince will be remembered forever now that the corner of Mermaid Avenue and West 15th Street bears his name. The longtime owner of Major Markets Prime Meats was 18 when he started working at the store in June 1949, according to local historian Charles Denson. As owner, Prince kept the business open seven days a week. He retired in 2009 and later volunteered at the Coney Island History Project exhibit center. He died in 2021 at age 89. Jimmy Prince waves from the doorway of Major Markets Prime Meats. Photo courtesy of Ari Kagan “Jimmy was an amazing person – he was caring, generous and welcoming,” said Councilmember Ari Kagan, who sponsored the July 8 co-naming ceremony. “Jimmy had a big heart for the community and never turned a customer away,” said Community Board 13 District Manager Eddie Mark. “He was there to help and volunteer after he retired from his store.” The corner of Mermaid Avenue and West 15th Street is

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Bath Beach resident Anastasia Kril, who won this year’s Congressional Art Competition for New York’s 11th District, recently visited U.S. Rep. Nicole Malliotakis in Washington, D.C. The LaGuardia H.S. student’s self-portrait, “Blossoming into Adulthood,” will be displayed in the Capitol for a year, along with the winning entries from all districts. Anastasia Kril’s “Blossoming into Adulthood” is on display in the Capitol. Photos courtesy of Nicole Malliotakis Malliotakis said Kril and second-place winner Cesar Angeles Montalvo, of Staten Island, “should be extremely proud of themselves.” “Not only do their pieces showcase their fantastic artistic abilities, but they also tell personal stories of reflection, overcoming internal struggles, and their dreams for the future,” she said. “I’m delighted they chose to share their talents with us.” Anastasia Kril’s “Blossoming into Adulthood” The post Teen artist’s work shown in halls of power appeared first on The

He was a prince of a guy! Jimmy Prince will be remembered forever now that the corner of Mermaid Avenue and West 15th Street bears his name. The longtime owner of Major Markets Prime Meats was 18 when he started working at the store in June 1949, according to local historian Charles Denson. As owner, Prince kept the business open seven days a week. He retired in 2009 and later volunteered at the Coney Island History Project exhibit center. He died in 2021 at age 89. Jimmy Prince waves from the doorway of Major Markets Prime Meats. Photo courtesy of Ari Kagan “Jimmy was an amazing person – he was caring, generous and welcoming,” said Councilmember Ari Kagan, who sponsored the July 8 co-naming ceremony. “Jimmy had a big heart for the community and never turned a customer away,” said Community Board 13 District Manager Eddie Mark. “He was there to help and volunteer after he retired from his store.” The corner of Mermaid Avenue and West 15th Street is