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68th Precinct ramps up traffic enforcement

In the wake of several serious automobile collisions with pedestrians, including some fatalities, and cries from the community for safer streets, the 68th Precinct has increased the amount of tickets given for speeding by nearly 100 percent between December, 2012 and August, 2013.

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Pirates sail past Tigers for playoff position

Tottenville 28, Fort Hamilton 6

The regular season was on the line for the 5-3 Tigers to hold on to fourth place as they geared up to play the third place 6-2 Pirates just one week before the playoffs last Saturday night under the lights at Tottenville.

Although the Tigers drew firs …

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68th Precinct welcomes new executive officer

There was warm applause at the 68th Precinct Community Council’s October meeting, as commanding officer Deputy Inspector Richard DiBlasio introduced the precinct’s new executive officer.

Captain Joseph Haywood comes to the precinct – which covers Bay Ridge, Dyker Heights and F …

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Precinct commander is promoted

It was a red letter day for one of the neighborhood’s men in blue.

Richard DiBlasio, the commander of the 68th Precinct, was promoted to deputy inspector in a ceremony at One Police Plaza held the morning of Thursday, August 29.

DiBlasio came to the precinct – which encom …

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POLICE BEAT: 68th Precinct Blotter

68th Precinct

Between Sunday, May 12 and Sunday, May 19, the 68th Precinct received reports of one robbery, one auto theft, three burglaries and two grand larcenies. The 68th Precinct serves Bay Ridge, Dyker Heights and Fort Hamilton.

THREATE …

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Crucial military unit staying at Fort Hamilton

The U.S. government will not be moving the National Guard Weapons of Mass Destruction Civic Support Team (WMD-CST) from Fort Hamilton any time soon.

The day after five members of the team provided critical support in the wake of the Boston Marathon bombings, Congressmember Michael Grimm an …

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Crime drops again in Ridge, Dyker

The 68th Precinct ended 2012 with an overall reduction in the seven index crimes of about two percent.

In all, as of December 30, 2012, there were 21 fewer crimes in the neighborhoods of Bay Ridge, Fort Hamilton and Dyker Heights than in 2011, according to the city’s crime trac …

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POLICE BEAT: 68th and 72nd Precinct Blotters

68th Precinct

Between Sunday, November 25 and Sunday, December 2, the 68th Precinct received reports of four grand larcenies, two burglaries and one robbery. The 68th Precinct serves Bay Ridge, Fort Hamilton and Dyker Heights.

SURREPTICIOUS S …

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Board votes on budget recommendations

The rehabilitation of the lower path at Owls Head Park – which has undergone significant erosion over the years – topped the list of Fiscal Year 2014 capital budget priorities that members of Community Board 10 signed off on at their October meeting.

Indeed, parks – with 17 items — dom …

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Candidates get the floor to themselves

The Dyker Heights Civic Association hosted a debate for candidates seeking office on October 9, where two incumbents got the floor all to themselves because their opponents did not attend.

Assemblymember Peter Abbate, who is a Democrat, and Congressmember Michael Grimm, who is a Republican …

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Generally Speaking: Week of September 27

Bay Ridge Weekend Extravaganza

If you live in or near Bay Ridge–this weekend, get ready for one of the largest youth events here – the 46th annual Children’s Ragamuffin Parade on Saturday, September 29 — and one of the oldest and longes …

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Fort Hamilton turns out for 9/11 commemoration

A solemn ceremony was held on the afternoon of 9/11 at Fort Hamilton to mark the 11th anniversary of the terrorist attacks.

Garrison Commander Colonel Eluyn Gines spoke to the soldiers and employees at the army base of how September 11 affected him personally. Gines had left the Pentagon t …

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POLICE BEAT: 68th and 72nd Precinct Blotter

68th Precinct

Between Sunday, August 26 and Sunday, September 2, the 68th Precinct received reports of two burglaries, two grand larcenies and two robberies. The 68th Precinct serves Bay Ridge, Dyker Heights and Fort Hamilton.

RANSACKING RUFF …

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Dilberian smart home one step closer to fruition

The campaign to build a smart home for Bryan Dilberian, a triple amputee Afghanistan veteran born and raised in Brooklyn and an alumnus of Fort Hamilton High school, got $3,255 closer to its goal, thanks to a donation made by three IHG Army Hotels properties and the Lend Lease Community Fund.

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FORT COMMUNITY AWARDS

On June 27, the gates of Fort Hamilton were open to the community as the base toasted area residents, activists, elected officials and organizations.

“This night is about you,” stressed Colonel Michael Gould, the commander of Fort Hamilton. “We are thanking you for everything you do for …

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POLICE BEAT: 68th and 72nd Precincts

68th Precinct

Between Sunday, June 17 and Sunday, June 24, the 68th Precinct received reports of two burglaries, one assault and one grand larceny. The 68th Precinct serves Bay Ridge, Fort Hamilton and Dyker Heights.

CONSTRUCTION BUNGLE

A work …

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Ceremony marks change at Fort Hamilton

With the sun shining brightly on the bluff, and a fireboat streaming a watery salute in the background, Fort Hamilton’s Command Sergeant Major Sylvia Laughlin retired from the U.S. Army and transferred the visible symbols of her position to her successor, the fort’s new Command Sergeant Major H …

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POLICE BEAT: 68th and 72nd Precinct

Between Sunday, June 3 and Sunday, June 10, the 68th Precinct received reports of two grand larcenies, one robbery and two burglaries. The 68th Precinct serves Bay Ridge, Dyker Heights and Fort Hamilton.

RUDE ROOMMATE

On Sunday, June 3 at 8 p.m., a 29-year-old …

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Ridge residents dig deep to help Wounded Warrior

Thanks to the generosity of area residents and businesses, the effort to build a smart house for a Wounded Warrior is $20,000 closer to the finish line.

A cocktail party at Hunter’s Steak & Ale House, on Fourth Avenue at 94th Street, brought in that much and more for the Tunnel to Tow …

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GENERALLY SPEAKING: Week of May 3

Bay Ridge Family Picnic on Sunday, May 6th

This coming Sunday, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., the Bay Ridge Community Council will be hosting its annual family picnic on the Bluff overlooking the Narrows, inside the Fort Hamilton Army Base.

With the array of activities and entertainment sc …

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Championship cup to go to winners of picnic tug of war

Transferring rivalries from the ballot box to the picnic ground, local Democrats and Republicans will face off for the second time in a tug-of-war competition at the Bay Ridge Community Council’s upcoming community picnic.

This time, though, the champs will take home a huge loving cup, th …

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