Ed Braunstein
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Ed Braunstein
@edbraunstein
Member of the New York State Assembly representing the 26th District in Northeast Queens.
Bayside, NY Katılım Ağustos 2010
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Last week, the NYS Assembly welcomed His Eminence Archbishop @Elpidophoros of America to the Capitol in Albany as we also commemorated the 205th anniversary of Greek Independence and proclaimed March 2026 Greek History Month.

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Many religious leaders and community members convened for a World Interfaith Harmony Week Celebration in #GlenOaks. Thanks to Guru Dileepji for hosting this celebration of fellowship. Congratulations also to my staff member Koshy Thomas who was recognized with a Leadership Award.


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Please join us on Friday, March 6, at the Bayside United Methodist Church for a Property Tax Benefits Assistance Session with @NYCFinance. See more information on the flyers below.




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Due to recent weather events, the survey has been extended through Friday, March 6. Please share your feedback at the link below.
Ed Braunstein@edbraunstein
As part of the Queens Bus Network Redesign post-implementation evaluation period, the @MTA has launched a new survey for Queens bus riders to collect information about their experiences. The survey is available online at mta.info/QBNRSurvey1 through Friday, February 27.
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As part of the Queens Bus Network Redesign post-implementation evaluation period, the @MTA has launched a new survey for Queens bus riders to collect information about their experiences. The survey is available online at mta.info/QBNRSurvey1 through Friday, February 27.


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⚠️ NOW is the time to prepare. A Blizzard Warning begins Sunday morning and continues into Monday. Heavy snow, strong winds, and near whiteout conditions are expected, with the worst impacts Sunday night through Monday morning.
What we're expecting:
🌨️ 13-17 inches of snow forecasted across the city, with the highest totals over southern portions of NYC closer to the storm's core. A 20-25% chance of a worst-case scenario bringing 20-23 inches.
🕕 Light snow expected to begin around 6 AM Sunday, gradually increasing after noon. Moderate snow by 6 PM, then rapidly intensifying.
🌀 Heaviest snowfall expected to be from 10 PM Sunday through 10 AM Monday, with rates easily exceeding 1.5 inches per hour—and potential bursts of 2-3 inches per hour.
💨 Sustained winds of 25-35 mph with gusts of 40-50 mph out of the north-northeast, increasing through Sunday and remaining dangerous through Monday evening.
📊 Forecast confidence is increasing, but details may still shift as the storm approaches. Regardless of exact totals, significant impacts are certain. Continue monitoring official sources for updates.
🚗 The Monday morning commute will be extremely hazardous. Peak snowfall rates and peak winds will coincide, creating slippery conditions, limited mobility, and near-zero visibility. Avoid traveling.
✈️ Air travel is expected be significantly impacted. Blizzard conditions typically cause widespread flight cancellations, delays, and ground stops at JFK, LaGuardia, and Newark. High winds, low visibility, and the need to clear runways and de-ice aircraft will disrupt operations Sunday night through Monday, with ripple effects lasting into Tuesday or beyond.
If you have travel plans, check your flight status directly with your airline before heading to the airport. Contact your airline now about rebooking options. Do not wait at the airport; delays and cancellations can leave travelers stranded for hours. Build extra days of flexibility into your plans if possible.
✅ Prepare now—not Sunday:
Finish errands and grocery shopping today (Saturday). Charge phones, tablets, and backup batteries. Stock medications, baby supplies, pet food, and essentials for 2-3 days. Check in with elderly neighbors or family members who may need support. If you rely on powered medical equipment, confirm your backup plan.
Plan now to adjust travel, work, childcare, and caregiving plans. More tips: nyc.gov/beready and nyc.gov/winterweather
🏠 Need a warm place? Drop-in centers are open across the city: on.nyc.gov/dropincenters
🏫 Expect disruptions:
Schools, childcare, medical offices, and workplaces may announce closures or delays for Monday. Build flexibility into your plans and monitor official channels for updates.
📲 Stay informed:
Sign up for Notify NYC at nyc.gov/notifynyc and follow @NotifyNYC. Call 311 for non-emergency city information.
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As part of the NYS APA Task Force Lunar New Year Celebration in Albany, I was happy to honor local nonprofit leader Myoungmi Kim with a Proclamation for her ongoing work as @KCSNewYork President and CEO.

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Thank you to the @PS213Q community for inviting me to join them this week as the school celebrated the Year of the Horse with an interactive assembly featuring various cultural arts performances, including traditional Chinese juggling.


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.@NYCWater is hosting a community meeting tomorrow, February 5 at 6PM to present information about the Alley Creek CSO Long-Term Control Plan. The meeting will be hosted at @APECofQueens in Douglaston. For more info and to register: nyc.gov/site/dep/event…

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