October 17 Daily Email 2

Wednesday became Thursday, and the rain was replaced by wind . Yet, through these changes, there is one constant, an email letting you know about items of interest, things to read, do and more.

Wednesday became Thursday, and the rain was replaced by wind . Yet, through these changes, there is one constant, an email letting you know about items of interest, things to read, do and more. One prior BKCB6 email, with a little repackaging, was even published by Bklyner .

As I mentioned yesterday, none of our committees are meeting this week, but a lot is happening. Tonight, at The Miccio Center , there is the 2 nd of 2 school rezoning meetings . Check out coverage of the first meeting, which highlights opposition to the plan. The S outhwest Brooklyn Tenants Union also has a meeting tonight, which will be held at 201 Columbia Street .

Next week 2 of our committees will meet. On Wednesday, our Youth, Human Services and Education Committee meets at the Red Hook Library to hear about plans for the library's redesign, as well as a presentation from the NYC 2020 Census Complete Count . On Thursday, October 24 th our Landmarks/ Land Use Committee meets to review a lone landmark application.

But before those meetings happen, we get to enjoy the weekend. There will be Gowanus Open Studios , Portside will have an open house on Saturday, and, on Sunday, you can get a free flu shot (needed if not enjoyed) at Assemblymember Carroll’s office, but please remember to.call (718)788-7221 to reserve your shot.

It's a month away but mark your calendar for the CEC’s November 15 th Middle School forum . Speaking of things happening in November, I want to remind everyone that our next full board meeting will take place at M.S 51 on Wednesday, November 13 th, and begin at 6:30 PM. if you have time, read about the readiness of the city’s workforce and a “ floating future .”

Just like today, alternate side parking(ASP) will be in effect tomorrow, Friday, October 18th , and mimicking this week, ASP will be suspended next Monday and Tuesday . As always, the trains and buses will have some planned service changes.

That’s all I’ve got for today, but, as always, I hope you have a good evening and feel free to share this information any way you’d like. 

This is the web archive of a newsletter originally sent by email to Brooklyn Community Board 6 subscribers on Thursday, October 17, 2019. The email edition may contain additional event listings and links.