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No appointment neededNo insurance For more information contact bop@CAMBA.org or call 929-387-0279. Para español 929-969-1011 Every other Friday:

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For Ages: Toddlers to 13 years oldLimited amount of toys – first come first served DJ • Light refreshments • Magic Show The meeting will be in person directly across the street from the Precinct located at 175 Lawrence Avenue ( ADAPT Community Network). To confirm any details of this meeting and if you have

Department of Buildings borough offices will now be open for Buildings After Hours on the first and third Tuesday of the month from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm. Homeowners, tenants, small business owners, and building managers may attend Buildings After Hours. At Buildings After Hours homeowners, tenants, building managers, and small business owners can visit their local

Sign up for ACC’s upcoming dog foster orientations! A 90-minute orientation is all it takes to change a homeless pet’s life. Anyone 18+ can foster, and all supplies are provided! Specifically, ACC is seeking short-term fosters for large dogs during the holidays. Many of these pups are already acclimated to home life, as they have

Sign up for ACC’s upcoming cat foster orientations! A 90-minute orientation is all it takes to change a homeless pet’s life. Anyone 18+ can foster, and all supplies are provided!

Free Admission • All Ages Are Welcome Kickstart your day, stay active and have fun in a supportive environment! For any questions or concerns please feel free to contact 718-287-8762 or District40@council.nyc.gov

PO Josue Ortiz The “Build the Block” neighborhood safety meetings facilitate strategic discussions between local police officers and community members. These sessions aim to identify public safety challenges and brainstorm potential solutions. Neighborhood Coordination Officers (NCOs) are assigned to specific sectors and are encouraged to form strong bonds with the community. Residents are encouraged to

You’ve heard WNYC reflect on and celebrate its 100th anniversary, now the CAB wants to hear from you! The NYPR CAB invites you to share thoughts and ideas on the 100 issues, events, and people NYPR must cover in its next 100 years. Combining the Centennial celebration of WNYC and the season of resolutions, listeners

Register for this free training at bit.ly/stopstreetharassment9