Monday, April 27, 2009
Cornegy 2009: Bedford-Stuyvesant And Crown Heights Community Parks And Playgrounds
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Please Feel Free To Join the Cornegy 2009 - Bedford-Stuyvesant And Crown Heights Community Parks And Children's Playgrounds conversation.
What elements are needed for a community park or playground environment for your child or children?
Do you send your child or children to the park by themselves or do you go with them?
What factors are important to you when visiting a park with your child or children?
What improvements are needed to your neighborhood's community parks and playgrounds?
Let us hear your thoughts. Please comment below.
Robert
Cornegy 2009: Bedford-Stuyvesant And Crown Heights Community Parks And Playgrounds
Friday, April 17, 2009
Cornegy 2009: A Message Of Community Concern Low Income Housing And Urban Community Development
Goodmorning... Let's Talk About Low Income Housing And Urban Community Development In Our Bedford-Stuyvesant and Crown Heights Communities.
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Please Feel Free To Join The Low Income Housing And Urban Community Development In Our Bedford-Stuyvesant and Crown Heights Communities Online Conversation.
This is an extremely important topic for us to discuss. I would like your feedback.
Join in the conversation. Click the word "COMMENTS" below and leave your thoughts. Speak your mind - I want your feedback!
Robert
Cornegy 2009: A Message Of Community Concern Low Income Housing And Urban Community Development.
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
Cornegy 2009: Why I Own A Blog?
Cornegy 2009 - Why I Own A Blog?
My Cornegy 2009 Blog allows me to communicate on a far more personal level with you. I like the Cornegy 2009 Blog because it creates a sense of community online. My blog also allows me to keep our community issues at the forefront of the political discussion and be accountable to you.
The point brought to my attention recently is that not everyone is Internet savvy or familiar with reading or interacting on blogs. This social media channel is new to many of you whom I have invited to visit my blog.
So, let's talk about this because I don't want any perceived communication barriers. Alot of people may be used to visiting websites but not sure what to do on a blog. The difference between a website and a blog is the website is static and the blog is interactive.
I have both a Cornegy 2009 Campaign informational website and an interactive Cornegy 2009 blog that I invite you to visit.
How To Use The Cornegy 2009 Blog?
You can look at the Cornegy 2009 Blog archives to read past blog entry posts and to get an overview what the Cornegy 2009 Blog is about.
Most blog owners, myself included, want to interact with their visitors and ask visitors to respond to a blog post and leave a comment. For example, I am sharing my thoughts with you now and I would like for you to respond with your own thoughts, opinions and questions.
Notice that just after the end of this blog entry is a short section, which includes a link to comments. You have to click on the word "Comments" to post your own comments. When you click on the "Comments" link, you'll see the replies people have posted.
You can read their comments and join the online dialogue by leaving your own comments. You can post a reply in regards to the blog entry or to someone else's comment. You simply type your response and click submit. Don't be surprised if you are the first one to leave a comment.
Sometimes people are shy or aren't sure what to say. I encourage you to leave a comment and let me know you visited. I appreciate you taking the time to visit. Take a look at my blog and I would love to hear your thoughts, concerns and feedback.
Is my explanation easy to understand? Complete with enough details?
Thank you for your feedback.
You can also click on the envelope icon and email a blog page to a friend to get them involved in the Cornegy 2009 online dialogue.
Look forward to interacting with you on my blog.
Robert
Cornegy 2009: Why I Own A Blog?
My Cornegy 2009 Blog allows me to communicate on a far more personal level with you. I like the Cornegy 2009 Blog because it creates a sense of community online. My blog also allows me to keep our community issues at the forefront of the political discussion and be accountable to you.
The point brought to my attention recently is that not everyone is Internet savvy or familiar with reading or interacting on blogs. This social media channel is new to many of you whom I have invited to visit my blog.
So, let's talk about this because I don't want any perceived communication barriers. Alot of people may be used to visiting websites but not sure what to do on a blog. The difference between a website and a blog is the website is static and the blog is interactive.
I have both a Cornegy 2009 Campaign informational website and an interactive Cornegy 2009 blog that I invite you to visit.
How To Use The Cornegy 2009 Blog?
You can look at the Cornegy 2009 Blog archives to read past blog entry posts and to get an overview what the Cornegy 2009 Blog is about.
Most blog owners, myself included, want to interact with their visitors and ask visitors to respond to a blog post and leave a comment. For example, I am sharing my thoughts with you now and I would like for you to respond with your own thoughts, opinions and questions.
Notice that just after the end of this blog entry is a short section, which includes a link to comments. You have to click on the word "Comments" to post your own comments. When you click on the "Comments" link, you'll see the replies people have posted.
You can read their comments and join the online dialogue by leaving your own comments. You can post a reply in regards to the blog entry or to someone else's comment. You simply type your response and click submit. Don't be surprised if you are the first one to leave a comment.
Sometimes people are shy or aren't sure what to say. I encourage you to leave a comment and let me know you visited. I appreciate you taking the time to visit. Take a look at my blog and I would love to hear your thoughts, concerns and feedback.
Is my explanation easy to understand? Complete with enough details?
Thank you for your feedback.
You can also click on the envelope icon and email a blog page to a friend to get them involved in the Cornegy 2009 online dialogue.
Look forward to interacting with you on my blog.
Robert
Cornegy 2009: Why I Own A Blog?
Thursday, April 9, 2009
Cornegy 2009: "What Is Needed In The Bedford-Stuyvesant Community?"
"What Is Needed In The Bedford-Stuyvesant Community?"
I believe, one of the things that is needed in the Bedford-Stuyvesant Community is more dialogue around personal and public safety.
I've been talking with you about your safety for awhile. I've been telling people how not to leave themselves vulnerable to become a victim of a crime in their homes, apartments, businesses or neighborhood.
Just in case you missed our Bedford-Stuyvesant concerned citizen crime prevention forum last week... you need to read this.
We had a good turn out and great participation on a dreary, cold and raining evening on Wednesday April 1st 2009 from Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood residents on our concerned citizen crime prevention forum. I am proud to say we started on time.
We were all there for the same reason...
We are taking personal responsibility for our safety and well being. And more importantly for our family's safety.
I really appreciate participants coming out and officers from the 81st and the 79th police precinct taking the time to dialogue with us and answer questions.
Our LIVELY crime prevention forum discussion was about being AWARE of our immediate surroundings and being PROACTIVE for our safety.
I believe, with ongoing dialogue, community involvement and elevated awareness we can lessen the crime in our neighborhood.
From the personal crime experiences, stories and advice shared at these forum dicussions we can learn how to improve our odds of knowning what to do for our personal home and public safety.
We won't just give up! We will be proactive.
If you missed the Cornegy 2009 Bedford-Stuyvesant Community Crime Prevention Forum on April 1st, 2009 please be sure to call and get your Crime Prevention Safety Guide.
This ia a gift to my neighbors and residents who live in the Bedford-Stuyvesant and Crown Height Communities.
So...
If you haven't received your FREE copy get it right now...
This information is extremely valuable, very simple to implement...and it works!
But that's not all...
Sign up today and we will come out and paint your address numbers on the back of your home for you FREE of charge.
Not many folks may know about this...and it might take
some explaining...
But...
This a crime prevention strategy that can help the neighbors behind you identify your house in the event of a back of the home bulgary or fire. Having a neigbor that can call police and correctly identify your residence can make all the difference in the world.
Make sure you call the police and report any suspicious behaviors you notice in your neighborhood. Muster up the courage to make the call to the police if a crime happens to YOU. I encourage you to report crimes to our precinct to get the level of service we deserve.
Can you please make sure to tell your neighbors to come over and get their FREE guide and sign up, too. If you have a senior loved one who owns a home in the Bedford-Stuyvesant and Crown Heights Communities, please take a moment to learn more about the FREE address painting service we offer. This is too important and please take a moment to tell a friend.
My wish is for YOU and your loved ones to be safe!
Keep Updated of all future Cornegy 2009 Bedford-Stuyvesant corncerned citizens forum and events (mark your calendar). Although speaking at events is now a big part of my Cornegy 2009 Campaign I still do a lot of civic work.
If you'd like to share a question you have about crime prevention, please click on the comment link below...
I can't wait to hear your thoughts.
Robert
Cornegy 2009: "What Is Needed In The Bedford-Stuyvesant Community?"
I believe, one of the things that is needed in the Bedford-Stuyvesant Community is more dialogue around personal and public safety.
I've been talking with you about your safety for awhile. I've been telling people how not to leave themselves vulnerable to become a victim of a crime in their homes, apartments, businesses or neighborhood.
Just in case you missed our Bedford-Stuyvesant concerned citizen crime prevention forum last week... you need to read this.
We had a good turn out and great participation on a dreary, cold and raining evening on Wednesday April 1st 2009 from Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood residents on our concerned citizen crime prevention forum. I am proud to say we started on time.
We were all there for the same reason...
We are taking personal responsibility for our safety and well being. And more importantly for our family's safety.
I really appreciate participants coming out and officers from the 81st and the 79th police precinct taking the time to dialogue with us and answer questions.
Our LIVELY crime prevention forum discussion was about being AWARE of our immediate surroundings and being PROACTIVE for our safety.
I believe, with ongoing dialogue, community involvement and elevated awareness we can lessen the crime in our neighborhood.
From the personal crime experiences, stories and advice shared at these forum dicussions we can learn how to improve our odds of knowning what to do for our personal home and public safety.
We won't just give up! We will be proactive.
If you missed the Cornegy 2009 Bedford-Stuyvesant Community Crime Prevention Forum on April 1st, 2009 please be sure to call and get your Crime Prevention Safety Guide.
This ia a gift to my neighbors and residents who live in the Bedford-Stuyvesant and Crown Height Communities.
So...
If you haven't received your FREE copy get it right now...
This information is extremely valuable, very simple to implement...and it works!
But that's not all...
Sign up today and we will come out and paint your address numbers on the back of your home for you FREE of charge.
Not many folks may know about this...and it might take
some explaining...
But...
This a crime prevention strategy that can help the neighbors behind you identify your house in the event of a back of the home bulgary or fire. Having a neigbor that can call police and correctly identify your residence can make all the difference in the world.
Make sure you call the police and report any suspicious behaviors you notice in your neighborhood. Muster up the courage to make the call to the police if a crime happens to YOU. I encourage you to report crimes to our precinct to get the level of service we deserve.
Can you please make sure to tell your neighbors to come over and get their FREE guide and sign up, too. If you have a senior loved one who owns a home in the Bedford-Stuyvesant and Crown Heights Communities, please take a moment to learn more about the FREE address painting service we offer. This is too important and please take a moment to tell a friend.
My wish is for YOU and your loved ones to be safe!
Keep Updated of all future Cornegy 2009 Bedford-Stuyvesant corncerned citizens forum and events (mark your calendar). Although speaking at events is now a big part of my Cornegy 2009 Campaign I still do a lot of civic work.
If you'd like to share a question you have about crime prevention, please click on the comment link below...
I can't wait to hear your thoughts.
Robert
Cornegy 2009: "What Is Needed In The Bedford-Stuyvesant Community?"
Friday, April 3, 2009
Cornegy 2009: What Can We Do To Prevent Crime?
Cornegy 2009: What Can We Do To Prevent Crime?
Click the above icon to listen to Robert E. Cornegy, Jr.
Stay tuned for more from Robert E. Cornegy, Jr. thoughts about Community Public Safety.
The question challenging us in these hard economic times is...
"What Can We Do As Bedford-Stuyvesant and Crown Heights Community Residents And Private Citizens To Prevent Crime?"
Join in the conversation. Click the word "COMMENTS" below and leave your thoughts.
Cornegy 2009 - What Can We Do To Prevent Crime?
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