r/ProspectPark

Hello everyone,
I’m a dental hygiene student at NYC College of Technology (City Tech) in Brooklyn on Jay Street, and I’m currently looking for patients of all ages who are interested in receiving affordable dental cleanings at our clinic. All appointments are supervised by licensed dental professionals in a clinical learning environment.

My available appointment times are :
Mondays 8:00am-11:00am
Tuesdays 1:00pm-4:00pm
Thursdays 8:00am-11:00am
they’re also listed in the Google Form linked below. Feel free to sign up on there if you’re interested!
You can also contact me directly at :
(347) 877-6547

Cost: $20 one-time fee
~ X-rays are an additional fee (if they are needed) but not all appointments require them ($15-20$)
No dental insurance required !
Children (5-13 y.o.)
Adolescents (13-19 y.o.)
18 years or older

Google Form Link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeIHWFqjDJ0YXgA8EWkr6RkQygzfB1bvyuPhS88ykTzQ4LynA/viewform

Thank you ~

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Hi all. You may or may not be aware of the “stick man” who lives in Prospect Park and hates women and dogs; he attacked a woman and fatally attacked her dog (Moose) a few years ago. He sometimes disappears for a few months at a time; I saw him this morning around 8am at the 5th street entrance to Prospect Park, with his signature large stick (it looks like a walking stick). He briefly threatened me and my dog (we are fine), but please, please be aware that this man has resurfaced. His history of harassing women and going after dogs is well-established and I wouldn’t share this unless I was 100% sure it was him.

He is tall, medium/slender build, usually has his hair in a wrap, and has a Carribean accent of sorts. He usually has a few backpacks and the stick.

I know a lot of folks walk their dog while on their phone, etc., so please just pay extra attention if you’re around the park ❤️

For reference:
https://patch.com/new-york/parkslope/im-just-shattered-dog-dies-after-mans-attack-prospect-park

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