Its Location

Canarsie is located at the south-eastern shoreline of Brooklyn, not far from beautiful Jamaica Bay and the famous Sheepshead Bay. It's roughly 15 miles from Manhattan.

Canarsie Empowerment on My Heart

Today Canarsie, strong in tradition, is three hundred sixty nine (369) years old. Its rich borders span approximately three hundred and twelve (312) square blocks. Starting at Jamaica Bay on the south, it moves to Paerdegat Basin and Ralph Avenue on the west and then to Ditmas Avenues, Avenue D and Linden Boulevard on the north, and then down Louisiana Avenue to Fresh Creek Basin on the east. Conveniently located just ten (10) minutes away from Kennedy International Airport and forty (40) minutes away from Manhattan. Canarsie is extremely close to the heart and pulse of the greatest city in the world.

Spanning over three (3) centuries, it is a combination of the old and new, the traditional and modern. It is a combination of a small suburban community and part of a major metropolis. Canarsie's proud traditions are deeply rooted in the American culture and heritage. Canarsie is truly the personification of our great nation.

My Friend Shaquita Jumping Rope

This was a church event at my national park, Seaview Park. Shaquita is one of my close frineds and this is video i am taking of her while she is double-dutching. She did this just for me because she is a very shy girl and she doesn't even like taking pictures.

Wednesday, May 14, 2008

My Assemblyman

Assemblyman Alan Maisel

59th Assembly District

Mr. Maisel has been involved in civic, community and political activities for 37 years. Mr. Maisel has received awards and honors from many of the District’s civic and community organizations.He served as Administrative Assistant to Congressman Charles Schumer and most recently he was Chief of Staff to Assemblyman Frank R. Seddio, his predecessor. Mr. Maisel also served as Assistant Director of the New York State Legislative Advisory Task Force on Reapportionment from 1979-1982.
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