CROSSING THE STREET IN SAFETY IN WINDSOR TERRACE

Pedestrian Safety and Traffic Enforcement

Monday, March 3rd, 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.

Goals:
       1. Keep pedestrians free from harm.
       2. Enforce traffic laws.

If you've seen streets or intersections in Windsor Terrace that pose a danger to pedestrians, Community Board 7's Transportation and Public Safety committees want to hear about them. At their joint meeting this Monday in Windsor Terrace, they need input from WT residents to find out where the problems are and their possible causes.

This is the second of two joint meetings between the Transportation Committee and the Public Safety Committee. The first one was at the community board office in Sunset Park. Streetsblog wrote about it. 

This meeting will be at the Windsor Terrace Y, 1224 Prospect Avenue, at the corner of Vanderbilt Street.

Jeremy Laufer  is CB 7's District Manager. The phone number of the board office is (718) 854-0003, the fax number is (718) 436-1142, and the e-mail address is communityboard7 @ yahoo.com.

SOCIAL SECURITY CONSULTANT AT SEMINAR ON 18TH AVENUE

"Straight Talk on Social Security"
Tuesday, March 4th, 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.

Astoria Federal Savings on 18th Avenue is offering a free seminar: "Straight Talk on Social Security: what you need to know to maximize Social Security benefits today." The speaker will be Jody Harris.

Mr. Harris worked for the Social Security Administration for thirty-four years; for ten of them, he was the agency's Public Affairs Specialist for the state of Alabama. He is now the Social Security Consultant for Protective Life Corporation, a financial services holding company.

For more information about this event, send an e-mail to Ms. Martine Kimmey at Astoria Federal Savings at mkimmey @ astoriafederal . com. Or call her at (800) ASTORIA.

Astoria Federal Savings
4302 18th Avenue at E. 2nd Street
Brooklyn, NY 11218

Astoria Federal's website advises that

• Securities [are] offered through LPL Financial, member FINRA/SIPC. Insurance products [are] offered through LPL Financial or its licensed affiliates. Astoria Federal Savings and GIS Investments & Insurance are not registered broker/dealers and are not affiliated with LPL Financial or its affiliates.
• NOT FDIC INSURED | NO BANK GUARANTEE | MAY LOSE VALUE | NOT A DEPOSIT | NOT INSURED BY ANY FEDERAL GOVERNMENT AGENCY

NO PRE-K AT P.S. 154

By Erik Havlik, Principal,

P.S. 154, The Windsor Terrace School

Pre-Kindergarten News 

on February 25, 2014

Dear PS 154 Community:

Public School Pre-K Admissions for the 2014-2015 school year will begin on March 3rd, 2014. Before that process commences, I wanted to notify you that we are closing our Pre-K classroom. 

As you might know, our community is growing and we are dealing with space constraints in our school. We need to open a new 2nd grade class next year. In order to do this, we have to close either our science lab, computer lab, or Pre-K classroom. This was a difficult decision that was made after extensive discussions with our School Leadership Team (SLT), a group that is made-up of  teachers, parents and the administration. 

After careful consideration, we came to the conclusion that closing the Pre-K was our best course of action, given that our labs service roughly 523 students and our Pre-K classroom only services 18 children. I was just notified that we had permission to do this last week.

At PS 154, we deeply value our Pre-K program and wish that we were not faced with such a difficult decision. I wish you the best of luck securing an early childhood placement for the 2014-2015 school year.

Please refer to the Department of Education (DOE) web site for more information about public Pre-K in our area and the application process:  http://schools.nyc.gov/ChoicesEnrollment/PreK/default.htm.

Information Sessions are on the Events page here:   http://schools.nyc.gov/ChoicesEnrollment/PreK/events/default.htm.

If you’d like, you can pick up a hard copy of the Pre K directory in our main office. Please note, our school is listed in the directory because Enrollment was unable to stop printing before they let us know we were able to close the class.

If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact me.

Sincerely,

Eric Havlik
Principal

ALBEMARLE SAFETY MEASURES OKAYED BY COMMUNITY BOARD

Community Board 12's Transportation Committee voted unanimously at its public hearing last night to approve the proposed safety plan for Albemarle Road. The plan had been proposed by the New York City Department of Transportation after its staff studied Albemarle's unique traffic problems.

An hour or so later, the committee chair reported to the board that it approves of the plan. The board then voted to approve the proposal, with two board members voting against it. 

The three-pronged plan will 

• narrow the traffic lanes to encourage slower driving speeds,
• construct two speed humps to slow down traffic, and
•  post "no standing" signs for improved visibility.

Both speed humps will be installed on Albemarle, one between E. 2nd and E. 3rd and one between E. 4th and E. 5th.

"No Standing" signs have already been posted on Albemarle. One is at the southwest corner of E. 3rd Street. The other is on the northeast corner of E. 4th. The absence of a parked car at the corner improves visibility for everyone who is crossing or turning onto Albemarle Road.

ASP SUSPENDED ON WEDNESDAY, 2/26/14

Alternate Side Parking regulations will be suspended citywide tomorrow, Wednesday, February 26th, to deal with snow. 

Paying at parking meters will not be suspended; it will remain in effect throughout the city. 

SPEED HUMP OR NO SPEED HUMP? THAT IS THE QUESTION.

Transportation Committee of Community Board 12

Public Hearing on Albemarle Road Safety Plan

Tuesday, February 25th, 6:00 p.m.

Community Board 12 Monthly Meeting

Tuesday, February 25th, 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.

Speeding has been an ongoing problem on Albemarle Road, from McDonald Avenue to Ocean Parkway. The safety of pedestrians, cyclists, and drivers will be the subject of a public hearing tomorrow night (Tuesday) held by Community Board 12's Transportation Committee. After hearing the public's comments about the Department of Transportation's proposed traffic-calming measures, the committee will either endorse or oppose the recommendations and then present its recommendation to the community board. The measures are:

• create two No Standing zones of one car-length each to improve visibility for drivers who are on a side street and are going to turn onto or drive across Albemarle,
• narrow the traffic lanes to slow down vehicles, and
• install two speed humps (NOT bumps) to slow down vehicles.

Committee meetings and the General Meetings of the community board are open to the public. The General Meetings are normally held on the fourth Tuesday of the month, from September through June, from 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.

Amico Senior Center
5901 13th Avenue, 3rd floor
at the corner of 59th Street (Enter the building on 59th Street)
Borough Park, Brooklyn

phone: (718) 851-0800
fax: (718) 851-4140
e-mail: bk12@cb.nyc.gov
website: http://www.brooklyncb12.org/
Chairperson: Yidel Perlstein

MORE FOOD WASTE RECYCLING IN CB 7

Community Board  7 Sanitation Committee Meeting

Thursday, February 27th, 6:30 p.m.

The two agenda items for Community Board 7's Sanitation Committee meeting are

1. Expansion of the Organic Food Waste Recycling Program in CB 7, and
2. Discussion on weekly recycling collection following holidays and non-collection.

Parts of Sunset Park will join the Organic Food Waste Recycling Program this spring. In this voluntary program, residents put their food waste by the curb on the same day as the rest of their recycling (paper, plastic, glass, and metal) for the Sanitation Department to pick up.

Eligible for recycling are food scraps, food-soiled paper, and yard waste, to be turned into compost. Learn more about the program at Thursday's meeting, but first read City Councilmember Brad Lander's description of the program prior to its introduction a few months ago in Windsor Terrace.
 

Meeting location
Community Board 7 Office
Board Room
4201 4th Avenue
Entrance on 43rd Street
Sunset Park, Brooklyn
 
phone: (718) 854-0003

fax: (718) 436-1142

e-mail: communityboard7 @ yahoo.com 

website: http://www.brooklyncb7.org

Twitter: @BkCB7

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Brooklyn-Community-Board-7/195263140637225

STEEPLECHASE COFFEE'S NEXT ARTIST

Opening Reception: Artist Mark Ziemann

Friday, February 28th, 8:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m.

Painter, cartoonist, and caricature artist Mark Ziemann (aka "Z-Man") will be the next artist featured on the walls of Steeplechase Coffee. His show will hang from February 28th--the night of the opening reception--through March 27th.

Mark is also a photographer, a jewelry-maker, and a comedian. Books of his cartoons, caricatures, and photographs include the cartoon book Slice O'Riley, released just a few weeks ago on Kindle.

Z-Man's work has been published in New York Magazine, Inside Chicago Magazine, The East Bay Monthly, and many others. He teaches art at two area colleges--Pratt Institute and Baruch College.

Take a look at some of his work on his YouTube channel. 

Steeplechase Coffee

3013 Fort Hamilton Parkway
between E. 2nd and E. 3rd streets

Windsor Terrace (one block from Kensington) 

phone: (347) 799-2640
http://www.steeplechasecoffee.com 
contact online: http://www.steeplechasecoffee.com/?page_id=55

SUPPORT LOCAL, INDEPENDENT BUSINESSES.

BAJAN FOOD AT SYCAMORE BAR AND FLOWERSHOP

Flatbush Food Court 
Sunday, February 23rd, noon to 6:00 p.m. 

Sycamore Bar's outdoor food series

with drink specials

An adventure in eating:
Mr. Cutters Bajan Inspired Sandwiches

Mr. Cutters is
the only Barbadian/Bajan food stand
in New York
that serves the traditional sandwich
known as a "cutter."

Sycamore Bar and Flowershop
1118 Cortelyou Road

between Stratford Road and Westminster Road

Brooklyn
less than two blocks from Kensington

(347) 240-5850
  sycamorebrooklyn @ gmail . com
 http://sycamorebrooklyn.com https://www.facebook.com/sycamore.brooklyn

IT'S BAACK--ALTERNATE SIDE PARKING RETURNS

Alternate Side Parking regulations will go back into effect on Monday, February 24th.  The Sanitation Department employees will remove snow and clean the streets.

Payment at parking meters will be in effect throughout New York City.

WT SUBWAY STATION CHANGES: AREA F AND G STOPS WILL BE SKIPPED THIS WEEKEND

F and G Service Changes

Friday, February 21st, 11:45 p.m.,

to Monday, February 24th, 5:00 a.m.

 Coney Island-bound F trains and Church Avenue-bound G trains won't stop at these stations:

• 4th Avenue-9th Street,
• 15th Street-Prospect Park, and
• Fort Hamilton Parkway.

For service to these stations, take the F or G to 7th Avenue or Church Avenue and transfer to a Queens-bound F or G.

For service from these stations, take the F or G to 7th Avenue or Smith-9th streets and transfer to a
Coney Island-bound F or a Church Avenue-bound G.

66TH PRECINCT'S MONTHLY PUBLIC MEETING IS TONIGHT

66th Precinct Community Council Meeting

Thursday, February 20th, 7:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.

Folks who live within the boundaries of the 66th Precinct (serving part of Kensington, part of Midwood, and Borough Park) are invited to meet, speak with, and ask questions of the precinct's Commanding Officer--Deputy Inspector Michael Deddo--and Community Affairs officers at tonight's meeting.

Get an update on the most recent crimes committed in Kensington and learn what the 66th is doing to solve those and prevent others from occurring. Be sure to tell the officers about crime issues you're aware of that may not have been reported to them.

The meeting is open to the public.

The 66th Precinct Community Council meets on the third Thursday of the month from September through June, from 7:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.

Meeting place:
Community Board 12 office
5910 13th Avenue

between 59th and 60th streets
Borough Park, Brooklyn
(718) 851-5601

To get there, take the B16 bus to 13th Avenue and 57th Street and then walk two blocks to the building. To get home, catch the bus on 14th Avenue.

CB 7 PUBLIC HEARING ON 2014-2015 PRELIMINARY CITY BUDGET

Community Board 7 Public Hearing on the Budget

Wednesday, February 19th, 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.

Agenda:

 Community Board 7’s response to

the Fiscal Year 2014-2015 Preliminary City Budget

Community Board 7 submitted more than three dozen Capital Budget Priorities and Requests and more than two dozen Expense Budget Priorities and Requests for the city budget for the upcoming fiscal year. All of them are listed at http://brooklyncb7.org/_attachments/SKMBT_50114021411140.pdf, along with responses from the agencies that will  implement the ones that get approved.

Community 7 Board members and members of the public can discuss any aspect of the proposed budget at the public hearing. The board welcomes testimony from the public that it serves. Anyone who isn't able to attend can submit written testimony before the hearing.

The meeting will be held in the Community Board 7 Office at4201 4th Avenue. The entrance is on 43rd Street.

phone: (718) 854-0003
fax: (718) 436-1142

communityboard7 @ yahoo.com

http://www.brooklyncb7.org

ALTERNATE SIDE PARKING SUSPENDED FOR TUESDAY, 2/18/14, THROUGH SATURDAY, 2/22/14

Alternate Side Parking regulations have been suspended citywide for the rest of the week, from Tuesday, February 18th, through Saturday, February 22nd. This is being done to facilitate garbage pickup and continue working on the ongoing snow removal efforts--including removing snow from metered parking areas.

Payment at parking meters will remain in effect throughout the city.

This month, alternate side parking has been in effect only once, on Saturday, February 1st!

THREE NOVELISTS WILL READ AT LARK CAFE NEXT WEEK

Readings by Authors

Sunday, February 23rd, 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. 

Lit at Lark presents,

reading from their novels...

• Joanna Hershon (A Dual Inheritance, 2013, Ballantine),
• Hillary Reyl (Lessons in French, 2013, Simon & Schuster), and
• Amy Brill (The Movement of Stars , 2013, Riverhead Books).

Admission is free.

Happy Hour drink special for the Lit at Lark audience.

Word Bookstores will sell books written by and recommended by the authors. 

The Lit at Lark series of salon-style author readings-- followed by informal, salon-style chats--began in September 2013. The series is curated by author Amy Shearn. Most of the authors, to date, have been Brooklyn residents.

Lark Cafe
1007 Church Avenue
between E. 10th Street and Stratford Road

(718) 469-0140

e-mail: info @ larkcafe . com 
blog: http://larkcafe.wordpress.com
website:  http://www.larkcafe.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/LARK/280529368626056

SNOW AGAIN.......

A weather advisory will be in effect in New York City tomorrow (Tuesday) from 4:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. 

We'll possibly get 2 to 4 inches of snow, starting at about 6:00 a.m. Then the temperature will go into the 40s, and we'll get rain. The snow--or some of it--will melt, and there will be happiness throughout the land.

LIVERY CAR DRIVER PUNCHED AND ROBBED

                       Source: NYPD

Two men entered a livery car that was parked in front of 430 E. 8th Street by Cortelyou Road. They put a gun to the driver's head and demanded money. When he "put up a fight," they punched him in the face. He then gave them $500 and his iPhone.

The suspect in the sketch above is "in his 20s or 30s and weighing about 160 pounds" and "wearing a dark-colored hooded sweatshirt." Source: Brooklyn News Corp

A second description of the suspect says he is "a black male between 25 and 35, weighing about 150 to 170 pounds. He was last seen wearing a dark hooded sweat shirt, police said." 

"The second suspect described as a black male, last seen wearing a dark hooded sweat shirt." Source: CBSlocal.com

The police would like anyone with information to contact the NYPD Crime Stoppers in any of these three ways: call (800) 577-TIPS or log onto the Crime Stoppers website or text tips to 274637 (CRIMES) and enter TIP577.

The crime occurred on Sunday, January 26th, at 5:15 a.m.

ABOLITIONISTS, ARTISTS, SOLDIERS, EX-SLAVES, BUSINESS TYCOONS: BLACK HISTORY MONTH CELEBRATED AT GREEN-WOOD CEMETERY

Black History Month Trolley Tour 

Saturday, February 22nd, 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.

Abolitionists, artists, soldiers, ex-slaves, business tycoons.... A special Black History Month trolley tour of Green-Wood Cemetery will honor African Americans and their allies, who helped shape the course of American history. 

The interesting and knowledgeable cemetery historian Jeff Richman will lead the tour, which will feature the lives and significant achievements of more than two dozen people buried in Green-Wood Cemetery.

Among the highlights will be the gravesite of Isaac Hopper (1771-1852), an abolitionist and prison reformer who devoted his life to helping others and protecting black Americans from slave kidnappers.

Hopper, whose daughter Abigail's burial place will also be visited, opened an abolitionist bookstore on Pearl Street in Lower Manhattan and was instrumental in helping Solomon Northrop publish his memoir, Twelve Years a Slave--now an Academy Award-nominated film.

Richman will introduce tour-goers to Civil War General Ormsby M. Mitchel (1810-1862), who, in 1862, envisioned and helped create the first town for escaped slaves in America--Mitchelville on Hilton Head Island, South Carolina.

Also on the tour will be a visit to the final resting places of James Weldon Johnson (1871-1938), who co-wrote "Lift Every Voice and Sing," known as the "Negro National Anthem;" Samuel E. Cornish (1795-1858), who published and edited Freedom’s Journal, the first African American newspaper in America; and world-renowned contemporary artist Jean-Michel Basquiat (1960-1988), among others.

Some other stops will be the burial spots of 

• Dr. Susan Smith McKinney-Steward (1846-1918), first black female doctor in New York State; 

• Abigail Hopper Gibbons (1801-1893) and James S. Gibbons (1810-1892), abolitionists whose home was a stop on the Underground Railroad;  
• Margaret (1815-1865) and Scipio Franks (unknown-1875), born into slavery, she was freed then bought her husband’s freedom; 
• John E. Cook (1830-1859), abolitionist insurgent who took part in John Brown's raid on the U.S. Arsenal at Harpers Ferry, hoping to trigger a slave rebellion; 
• Lewis Tappan (1788-1873), an early abolitionist who convinced former President John Quincy Adams to defend the Amistad Crew, as featured in the 1997 film Amistad;
• Henry Ward Beecher (1813-1887), preacher, social reformer, and abolitionist who held auctions in Brooklyn Heights to purchase freedom for slaves;
•  Civil War General George Crockett Strong (1832-1863), who led the African American 54th Massachusetts Regiment in the Union attack on Fort Wagner, as featured in the movie Glory;
•  Jeremiah G. Hamilton (1806/7-1885), financial agent and New York's first black millionaire; and 
• Cedar Walton, (1934-2013), jazz pianist, bandleader, and composer.

Cost of the trolley tour: $20 for the general public; $15 for members of the Green-Wood Historic Fund and the Brooklyn Historical Society.

Reservations are recommended. To make a reservation online or to find out more, go to www.green-wood.com/toursevents or call (718) 210-3080.

Green-Wood Cemetery is located on 25th Street at 5th Avenue in Brooklyn.

Via subway, take the R from the Atlantic/Barclays Center stop in Brooklyn to 25th Street. (Service on the R between Manhattan and Brooklyn is suspended until October 2014.) Walk east one block to Green-Wood Cemetery at 5th Avenue and 25rh Street.

If you drive there, free parking will be available to you.

ALL AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMS CANCELED TODAY

All after-school programs, including Project Read and Public School Athletic League (PSAL) activities, have been canceled for today, February 13th, because of the weather.

Extended Day is part of the regular school day, so it isn't affected.

SCHOOL WILL BE OPEN ON THURSDAY, 2/13/14

New York City public schools will be open on Thursday, February 13th. All field trips have been canceled.

To check for details, go to http://schools.nyc.gov/default.htm or contact 311.

REALLY BAD WEATHER IS FORECAST

The New York City Office of Emergency Management (OEM) has issued a Hazardous Travel Advisory for Thursday, February 13th, and Friday, February 14th. Snow amounting to 4 to 7 inches is forecast for the Thursday morning commute.

The National Weather Service has forecast a total of 8 to 12 inches of heavy, wet snow through Friday morning.

A Winter Storm Warning will be in effect from midnight tonight (Wednesday) until 6:00 a.m. Friday.

The Department of Buildings is reminding property owners to de-ice public areas and safely remove snow from roofs, overhangs, and awnings. The buildup of wet snow and rain can present a threat to the structural integrity of a building.

Property owners have a legal responsibility to maintain their properties in a safe condition. If ice and snow removal is not possible, property owners should rope off the unsafe area. Don't be the reason your neighbors slip and slide and fall and get hurt!

For more information, go to http://www.nyc.gov/severeweather and read the advisory. Click here for more information on the hazardous travel advisory.

ALTERNATE SIDE PARKING (ASP) SUSPENDED THROUGH MONDAY, 2/17/14

From the New York City Department of Transportation and Department of Sanitation....

Alternate Side Parking regulations will be suspended citywide--so the departments can respond to the storm and remove snow--on

• Thursday, February 13th,
• Friday, February 14th,
• Saturday, February 15th,
• Sunday, February 16th (because it's a Sunday), and
• Monday, February 17th (because it's Washington's Birthday/Presidents Day).

Payment at parking meters will remain in effect citywide for all five days.

So far, Alternate Side Parking regulations will be in effect on Tuesday, February 18th. But who knows what will fall from the sky by then??

ASP SUSPENDED TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, 2/11/14 AND 2/12/14

Alternate Side Parking Regulations will be suspended citywide tomorrow--Tuesday, February 11th--to facilitate snow removal.

Alternate Side Parking Regulations will also be suspended on Wednesday, February 12th, for Lincoln’s Birthday.

Payment at parking meters will remain in effect throughout the city.


This message is brought to you by the New York City Department of Transportation, in conjunction with the Department of Sanitation.

TRAVEL ADVISORY FOR MONDAY

The New York City Office of Emergency Management (OEM) has issued a Travel Advisory for Monday, February 10th.

The National Weather Service has forecast 1 to 2 inches of snow and accumulation this evening (Sunday). Snowfall is expected to taper off by midnight. Temperatures will be in the 20s.

For more information, please see the attached NYC OEM Travel Advisory.

ASP SUSPENDED FOR MONDAY, 2/10/14

Alternate side of the street parking regulations have been suspended for Monday, February 10th, to facilitate snow removal.

Parking meters and all other parking regulations will be in effect.

F AND G TRAIN SERVICE CHANGES THIS WEEKEND

This Weekend's Planned Service Changes

for the F and G Lines

From tonight--Friday, February 7th--at 11:45 p.m. through Monday, February 10th, at 5:00 a.m.:

Coney Island-bound F and G trains won't stop at these stations: 4th Avenue-9th Street, 15th Street-Prospect Park, and Fort Hamilton Parkway.

ASP CANCELED FOR SATURDAY, 2/8/14

Alternate side of the street parking regulations have been suspended for Saturday, February 8th, to facilitate snow removal.

Parking meters and all other parking regulations will be in effect.

ASP CANCELED FRIDAY, 2/7/14

Alternate side of the street parking regulations have been suspended for Friday, February 7th, to facilitate snow removal.

Parking meters and all other parking regulations will be in effect.

MISSING SENIOR: LOUISE ZILBERFAIN

UPDATE: The NYPD told Home Reporter that Ms. Zilberfain has returned home and is fine.

The NYPD issued a Silver Alert at 1:00 p.m. today for Louise Zilberfain of Marlborough Road and Beverley Road in Brooklyn.

Ms. Zilberfain is an 80-year-old white female who stands 5'1" tall, weighs 130 pounds, and has Alzheimer's Disease.

She was last seen at her residence on Wednesday, February 5th, at 2:00 p.m., wearing a long black coat, black pants, and  black boots and carrying a pink pocketbook.

A photo of Ms. Zilberfain is on this post and at this link--https://phx-attachments.sendwordnow.com/Attachments.aspx?token=af8b38da-a101-41a0-80ba-8a6ed7c41f3e. If you see her, call 9-1-1.

ASP CANCELED THURSDAY, 2/6/14

Alternate side of the street parking regulations have been suspended for Thursday, February 6th, to facilitate snow removal.

Parking meters and all other parking regulations will be in effect.

HAZARDOUS TRAVEL; ASP SUSPENDED WEDNESDAY, 2/5/14

The New York City Office of Emergency Management (OEM) has issued a

Hazardous Travel Advisory 

for Wednesday, February 5th.

The National Weather Service has forecast

2 to 4 inches of snow and accumulation 

through Wednesday afternoon; Northern Manhattan and the Bronx will see accumulations of 4 to 8 inches.

Moderate to heavy snow is expected late Tuesday evening into Wednesday morning before changing to a wintry mix of sleet and freezing rain during the day. Up to 1/4 inch of ice may accumulate before the sleet and freezing rain converts to all rain late Wednesday afternoon. Temperatures will be in the 30s.

The plow tracker will be available tomorrow at 6:00 AM at nyc.gov/severeweather.

Alternate side parking regulations will be suspended

citywide on Wednesday, February 5th, to facilitate winter weather preparations and snow removal.

Parking meters will remain in effect throughout the City.

For more information, see "OEM Issues Hazardous Travel Advisory."

ASP CANCELED TUESDAY, 2/4/14

Alternate side of the street parking regulations have been suspended for Tuesday, February 4th, to facilitate snow removal. Parking meters and all other parking regulations will be in effect.

Looking ahead, alternate side of the street parking regulations will be suspended on Wednesday, February 12th, in observance of Lincoln's Birthday. Parking meters and all other parking regulations will be in effect.

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Bicycles are available for purchase starting at $199.

Accessories are up to 50% off.

Go to

Juice Pedaler
at 154 Prospect Park Southwest
between Seeley and Vanderbilt streets
in Windsor Terrace, Brooklyn

phone: (718) 871-7500
e-mail: info @ juicepedalernyc . com
https://store.juicepedalernyc.com
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