Saturday, May 23, 2009

Cornegy 2009: Memorial Holiday Weekend Neighborhood Fundraiser

Right now everything looks good for the weekend as the weather gets warmer. I hope you and your family have a great Memorial holiday weekend. Michelle and I are fundraising and entertaining friends, supportors and guests from the community this weekend at our Bedford-Stuyvesant home.

Meet Robert Cornegy

If you reside in Central Brooklyn and happen to be in our Bedford Stuyvesant area/neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York this holiday weekend come bring a donation and meet me, Michelle and our family.

Cornegy 2009 Brooklyn Campaign Headquarters
653 Putnum
Brooklyn, NY 11233
P: 917-586-7444 or 347-741-9121

For those of you who can, I ask that you make a monetary contribution in whatever denomination you'd like. Every little bit counts, and is greatly appreciated.

If you would like to make a contribution online go to the Cornegy 2009 website.

Talk to you soon!

Robert E. Cornegy, Jr.

Your Future Councilman For Brooklyn's 36th District

Cornegy 2009: Memorial Holiday Weekend Neighborhood Fundraiser

Thursday, May 21, 2009

Cornegy 2009: Civic Duty A Social Imperative



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Yesterday, I had the pleasure to speak at one of our Bedford-Stuyvesant Junior High School's Career Day. The age group of my audience was 12 years to 14 years old.

The message I want to convey to our youth is we all have a service responsibilty to our community. I believe, we all have a civic duty to to be of service to our community. Civic duty simply starts with being a good neighbor or volunteering in the community,

What are your civic duty thoughts.

What can we do to inspire our youth to be of service to others?

Please comment below.

Robert

Cornegy 2009: Civic Duty A Social Imperative.

Robert E. Cornegy, Jr.

2009 Candidate For Brooklyn's 36th District City Council "A Voice Of Change In Action".

Tuesday, May 19, 2009

Cornegy 2009: Cornegy 2009 Fundraising

CORNEGY 2009 FUNDRAISING

SUPPORT ROBERT E. CORNEGY, JR.

I am asking for your financial support.

Your financial contribution can make a difference and have a great impact on my Cornegy 2009 Fundraisng Campaign. No donation is to small and every donation is sincerely appreciated.

Visit my Cornegy 2009 website.

Go To: http://www.cornegy2009.com

Just Click the words Contribution To Make A Secure Online Cornegy Contribution Now.

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I Thank You for your support and financial contribution to the Cornegy 2009 Campaign.

Robert E. Cornegy, Jr.

2009 Candidate For Brooklyn's 36th District City Council "A Voice Of Change In Action".

Monday, May 18, 2009

Cornegy 2009: Ask Robert E. Cornegy Jr.

Cornegy 2009: Ask Robert E. Cornegy Jr.

I would like to provide an opportunity for members of the Bedford-Stuyvesant and Crown Heights Communities to have a dialogue with me, ask questions and/or raise community issues that are important to you.

My Cornegy 2009 Blog is a centralized online resource where you can get just about all of your community resource questions and my stance on issues answered and interact with me.

Please feel free to ask me a question or raise your community concerns in the "COMMENTS" below.

What changes or improvements do you think our Bedford-Stuyvesant and Crown Heights Communities need?

I am asking for your participation. There is clout in numbers and together, we can ensure change and the needed improvements to our communities. This is no time for any community member of Central Brooklyn to be on the sidelines.

I believe we all have a civic responsibility to our community. Now's the time to act. Now's the time for your voice to be heard.

Finding ways to address the needs of the community is very important to me. I am committed to the needs and issues concerning Central Brooklyn.

We are living in a historic time. Now, more than ever, we need leadership with fresh innovative ideas and the courage to implement new innovative initiatives.

I am an advocate for the mental, physical and economic empowerment for people of all ages living in Central Brooklyn. I will work diligently on the issues that you have deemed important for you or you and your family and our community.

There are of course many issues of concern to residents and members of Brooklyn's 36th District. I have a grasp on the prevalent issues facing our community at large and I am already involved as a concerned citizen and community organizer.

Please know that I welcome your comments and suggestions and I encourage you to contact me for assistance with available community resources.

SUPPORT ROBERT E. CORNEGY, JR.

BEFORE YOU GO I COULD USE YOUR FINANCIAL SUPPORT TODAY.

Your financial contribution can make a difference and have a great impact on my Cornegy 2009 Fundraisng Campaign. No donation is to small and every donation is sincerely appreciated.

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If You Would Prefer To Contribute By Mail, Send A Check To:

Robert E. Cornegy, Jr.
Cornegy 2009 Brooklyn Campaign Headquarters
653 Putnum Brooklyn, NY 11233
P: 917-586-7444 or 347-741-9121

Help Support The Cornegy 2009 Campaign. Thank You.

Robert E. Cornegy, Jr.

2009 Candidate For Brooklyn's 36th District City Council

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Tuesday, May 12, 2009

Cornegy 2009: Get The Facts About The MTA B-25

Here is a BRAND NEW CORNEGY 2009 MTA B-25 VIDEO that you need to watch right now.

Watch Cornegy 2009 New MTA B-25 Video - Get The Facts About The MTA B-25



MTA B-25 is an extremely important issue affecting Central Brooklyn and our Bedford-Stuyvesant community commuters.

The MTA B-25 is one of the buses targeted in the MTA’s budget proposal to have weekday service cancelled. According to the MTA’s 2007 data the B-25 had an annual ridership of 4 million, and was the 77th most ridden bus line out of 208 local buses.

What this means to you.

The MTA B-25 is a lifeline for the Central Brooklyn community supplying transportation for millions of riders, providing reliable public transportation for our handicap and elderly citizens, and providing foot traffic to our local Bedford-Stuyvesant community stores.

Canceling the weekday and weekend service of the MTA B-25 will force millions of riders underground to the already overcrowded A & C trains with only two handicap access stops in Brooklyn, Franklin and Euclid Ave.

But we are going to FIGHT BACK -

This is everything we done to prepare for the MTA B-25 battle.

We have made the MTA B-25 issue known to the community and help enlist support.

We have signed and circulated the MTA B-25 citizen’s campaign petitions.

We have attended Brooklyn MTA public hearing meetings.

We have attended and spoked at the African American Clergy and Elected Official Meeting in Brooklyn.

We have voiced our opinions and advocated on behalf of MTA B-25 community riders.

We will continue to advocated on behalf of MTA B-25 community riders. Please help spread the word and e-mail this blog post to a family member or a friend.

I want to hear from YOU! Leave your MTA B-25 comments below and let me know how you feel about the proposed cut of the B-25 bus. Your comments will be posted for the community to see, and from there, we can continue to discuss how this proposed cut of the B-25 bus will affect you and our community.

Robert

Cornegy 2009: Get The Facts About The MTA B-25

Saturday, May 9, 2009

Cornegy 2009: Mother's Day Message


BROOKLYN, NEW YORK - Happy Mother's Day. Michelle and I are sending a special Mother's Day message to all Central Brooklyn families.

We wanted to wish all the mothers in our community a Happy Mother's Day. We plan to personally reach out and hand out 1,000 Mother's Day cards starting this evening at the Fulton Restoration Plaza, 1368 Fulon Street, Brooklyn, New York.

Tomorrow Sunday May 10, 2009 on Mother's Day Michelle and I will continue recognizing mothers and distributing our Mother's Day cards and wishes at three different churches in our community: St Gregory The Great, Bethany Baptist and Cornerstone Baptist Church.

I am glad there is a special day to celebrate and honor our mothers. I believe, mothers definitely deserve our respect, admiration, and appreciation. I cherished the memories of my mother, (the late) Ellen Journey Cornegy.

I often share stories with my family and friends about my mother's wisdom, generosity and selfless family support. My mother was always there for me. She was a great source of inspiration.

Mothers have a very important role in our lives and in our society. Mothers are role models, our first teachers, and sources of unconditional love and support. Mothers instill the values, compassion, leadership and confidence that help define their children's character and self-esteem.

My mother extended herself to anyone in the community who needed and asked for help. My mother taught me to respect and view people as people and not to judge people by their life's circumstance. My mother believed people are inherently good but anyone can encounter a bad situation or experience an unexpected misfortune.

At a very early age I learned not to qualify people by their circumstances but to help people with their need. I believe one of the most important lessons I learned from my mother was not to see through people but to help see people through unforseen daunting life challenges and the difficulties they faced.

Mothers love, nurture and guide us through our life's journey. There is no substitute for the bond of love between a mother and child, and nothing is more worthy of reverence.

Congratulations to all of our new mothers who live in Central Brooklyn. Enjoy your first Mother's Day celebration.

My heartfelt, deepest condolences to my neigbors in the community, friends and colleagues who lost their mothers this year. Let me say, the first Mother's Day is the hardiest one to experience.

Among the greatest gifts I ever have received in my life is my wife, Michelle. I can not end this blog post without saying I am so grateful and extremely blessed for having a beautiful, wonderful and loving wife.

I sincerely appreciate, my wife, Michelle's love and dedication towards our children. I have no words to express how much honor and respect I have for her. I want to say 'Thank You, Michelle, for Everything You Do' for us.

Wishing My Wife, Michelle, And All Mothers A Happy Mother's Day.

Robert E. Cornegy Jr.

Cornegy 2009: Mother's Day Message

Cornegy 2009: Join the Cornegy 2009 Online Central Brooklyn Community Dialogue

I invite you to join me, Robert E. Cornegy, Jr., in my Cornegy 2009 online dialogue about our Bedford-Stuyvesant and Crown Heights Community neighborhoods and your concerns.

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As your Central Brooklyn Community Activist Blogger and 2009 Candidate for Brooklyn's 36th District City Council Seat I need to blog and address the community issues you deem important.

The Cornegy 2009 Blog is an essential online community forum for people living in the Bedford-Stuyvesant and Crown Heights Community to share thoughts, exchange ideas and discuss the prevalent issues.

What are your concerns for our community neighborhoods?

As the 36th District City Council Person I promise I will represent our communities and your interests to the best of my abilities.

Thank you for visiting my Cornegy 2009 Blog and I look forward to hearing what you have to say. Please comment below.

Robert

2009 Candidate for Brooklyn's 36th District City Council Seat

Cornegy 2009: Join the Cornegy 2009 Online Central Brooklyn Community Dialogue

Thursday, May 7, 2009

Cornegy 2009: Brooklyn BlogFest Bloggers Love Brooklyn!



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The Brooklyn BlogFest is comprise of bloggers who love Brooklyn, New York. This year BlogFest had over 200 bloggers that shared their pride and love for their Brooklyn neighborhoods.

The BlogFest is a reflection of the diversity of people who live in our Brooklyn neighborhoods. It seems there are only a handful of Bedford-Stuyvesant Bloggers. I had the pleasure to meet and have a very pleasant and enjoyable conversation with Bed-Stuy Banana.

The Bed-Stuy Banana Blog photographs add an unique Bedford-Stuyvesant perspective.

Despite cultural and racial difference the people who live in the Bedford-Stuyvesant and the Crown Heights Community neighborhoods have many similiarities and common threads.

We, too, all love the borough of Brooklyn, New York.

I love Bedford-Stuyvesant. I love the Bedford-Stuyvesant historic landmarks, beautiful brownstones, magnificent architecture and neighborhood churches.

However, I am aware that there are many blocks within our Bedford-Stuyvesant and Crown Heights Communities that are economically depressed and need restoration and better community services.

We all are concern about education, parks, playgrounds and recreation for our children, healthcare, jobs and unemployment. We all want the access to good quality schools and parks for our children, good quality healthcare for ourselves and our families.

I encourage parents to get involve in your child or children's school. Be assertive and an empowered member of your child's or children school community. Attend PTA Meetings and have ongoing conversations with your child's or children school principals, teachers and parent coordinators. Keep abreast of your child's or children school activities and be involved as much as possibile.

One of my primary functions as a parent is to advocate on behalf of my children. I encourage parents to get involve in community meetings about improving parks, playgrounds and recreation centers for our children's safety and fun.

Let's continue this conversation. There are compelling Bedford-Stuyvesant and Crown Heights Community neighborhood issues, needs and enviromental eyesores that are serious and we need to discuss.

As your Central Brooklyn Community Activist Blogger and a Qualified Candidate for Brooklyn's 36th District City Council Seat I need to blog and address the issues you deem important.

The Cornegy 2009 Blog is an essential online community forum for people living in the Bedford-Stuyvesant and Crown Heights Community to share thoughts and exchange ideas.

What are your concerns for our Central Brooklyn community neighborhoods?

What concerns you the most about living in the Bedford-Stuyvesant and Crown Heights Communities?

Please comment below.

Robert

Cornegy 2009: Brooklyn BlogFest Bloggers Love Brooklyn!

Cornegy 2009: You Already Know Me

Watch Cornegy 2009: You Already Know Me Now, Enjoy… then I want to hear from YOU!



Click To View Robert E. Cornegy Jr. NEW YouTube Video You 'Already Know Me'.

If You Don't Already Know Me


My name is Robert E. Cornegy, Jr.

Here's what you need to know...

I BELIEVE IN THE...

* PURSUIT OF PERSONAL INTERESTS

* ETHICS & MORAL VALUES

* EDUCATION

* FAMILY VALUES

* FRIENDSHIPS

* COMMUNITY SERVICES

* COMMUNITY ACTIVISIM

* PERSONAL EMPOWERMENT

I’m passionate about providing access to resources to help with the empowerment of others.

I can provide proof in the form of words, pictures and personal testimonials. But when it comes to proof, nothing has more of an impact than my ACTIONS! And there’s a certain type of action that wins loyal friends who stick by you through thick-and-thin… even in the tough New Economy we’re all facing.

Friends that are willing to make financial contributions and invest their time and resources to the Cornegy 2009 Campaign and give what they can to help. Every single dollar is needed and is very much appreciated. It’s a mutual level of committed action that bonds my friends and I together.

You Already Know Me

I am a communiy activist and organizer. I stand up and advocate for the rights and needs of my friends, neighbors and people in our community as a whole. "I Am A Voice Of Change For The Voiceless". I am vigilant in advocating for the rights of the underserved populations living in our Bedford-Stuyvesant and Crown Heights Communities, too.

Leadership is about taking the lead. I am leading the charge on public safety, crime prevention, education, domestic violence, mental health services, entrepreneur and small business opportunities and other topics affecting our communities.

Listen… to survive and succeed in business in the New Economy it takes thinking out of the box, more creativity, exceeding of expectations... and delivering outstanding quality of products or services. Any entrepreneur who knows me knows I’m willing to burn the mid night oil, to go the extra mile and over deliver.

I am dedicated to my family and I am dedicated to improving the quality of life for the people of Central Brooklyn.

You Already Know Me

The Question Is... Are You Willing To Support Me?

I want to be your 36th District City Council Person.

So, now it’s time for YOU to take action…

Call 917-586-7444 or 347-741-9121 or go to the Cornegy Website at http://www.cornegy2009.com/contribute for complete details about financial support.

Share your thoughts in the comment area below. Let your friends, neighbors and the community know what you’re willing to do to support the Cornegy 2009 Campaign.

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Look forward to connecting more here and on Twitter with you.

Robert

Robert E. Cornegy, Jr.

Candidate for Brooklyn's 36th District City Council Seat

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Monday, May 4, 2009

Cornegy 2009: Leadership Can Inspire Change



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Witnessing leadership from others can be very inspiring. Leadership can emerge from anyplace. Leadership can emerge from anyone, anytime, anywhere.

You might think that community leaders are always politicians. However, you can be a leader and a person of influence for your family, for your block, for your neighborhood and for your community.

There are many leaders in our Bedford-Stuyvesant and Crown Heights communities from our neighborhoods with the Neighborhood Block Associations Captains, Neighborhood Block Watchers and Neighborhood Churches.

Leadership starts with you!

Let us hear your thoughts. Please comment below.

Robert

Cornegy 2009: Leadership Can Inspire Change

Friday, May 1, 2009

Cornegy 2009: New York Public Libraries Offer Our Children More Than Books



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Please Feel Free To Join the Cornegy 2009 - New York Public Libraries Offer Our Children More Than Books Conversation.

New York Public Libraries play a vital role in our communities. You can get more than a book from the public library. Today as a member of a local library you and/or your child has access to computers, the internet and the world.

You can go anywhere in the world instantly on the Internet. New York Public Libraries provides free wireless Internet access to library users.

Our community public libraries were the original centers to go research and access pertinent information, periodicals, books and reading materials before the World Wide Web.

I am a strong supporter of the New York Public Libraries and it's enhancing literacy programs that encourage our youth to read. Our New York Community Libraries books offer our children ideas and ways to empower themselves.

Recently, I read the book from the library 'Horton Hears A Hoot' to second and third graders. The book story can be parrell to underserve communities. I was amazed when the children were able to vocalize the empowerment concepts in the book.

"No matter how small I am I can be heard".

Let us hear your thoughts. Please comment below.

How much of a difference can our Brooklyn, New York Public Libraries make in your child's or children lives?

How much of a difference can the subliminal messages of children's books read make in your child's or children lives?

I am encouraging all parents to stay involved in the educational process and social activities that help foster growth, a well-rounded personality, moral character, independence and good civility in our children.

Robert

Cornegy 2009: New York Public Libraries Offer Our Children More Than Books Conversation.