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The Sheepshead Bay/Plumb Beach Civic Association is holding their annual holiday get together tonight. Kicking off at 7:30 p.m., members of the civic association invite residents of the area to the Baron DeKalb – Knights of Columbus to celebrate the December holidays. They’ll be serving up free grub to all in attendance, and all who come will be entered into a free raffle for a specially prepared holiday basket and prizes donated by local businesses. So come and get your groove on with SB/PB!

There will also be a meeting with a light agenda.

When: Tonight @ 7:30 p.m.
Where: Baron DeKalb – Knights of Columbus
3000 Emmons Avenue (intersection of Nostrand Avenue)

Tired of watching “marine debris” float by as you stand on the water’s edge, trying – so desperately – to contemplate nature’s beauty? Come to Sheepshead Bay/Plumb Beach Civic Association’s May 5th meeting, where officials of the Environmental Task Force Operations will discuss marine debris removal.

Also on the agenda for the 7:30pm meeting:

  • Planning for Memorial Day Parade
  • Lundy’s Development
  • Brigham Street Park News

Date: Tuesday, May 5
Time: 7:30pm
Location: Baron DeKalb K of C; 3000 Emmons Avenue
Refreshments will be served

From the Sheepshead Bay/Plumb Beach Civic Association:

Come to our October 7th meeting at the Baron DeKalb Knights of Columbus (3000 Emmons Avenue) for a special presentation on emergency preparedness from the Red Cross. The program is sponsored by Assemblywoman Helene Weinstein. All participants will receive a FREE disaster kit and other materials at the end of the presentation. Tell a friend!

Click here to view flyer.

Sheepshead Bay/Plumb Beach Civic Association has planned a meeting for Tuesday, June 3. The meeting is at 7:30 p.m. at the Baron DeKalb K of C building at 3000 Emmons Ave. Among the topics on the agenda is the possible development around the Best Western, the Breakers’ blockage of the waterfront, and the threats to the fishing fleet. Which makes us ask, are you getting your ideas from our site, SBPB?

View the flyer here (pdf).