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ALT Graphic for Brooklyn Community Board 6’s FY2027 District Needs Survey. The background is navy blue with bold white and orange text. Large text reads “FY2027 District Needs Survey.” On the right, the CB6 logo appears with the words “Brooklyn Community Board 6” beneath it. Below, smaller text reads “Click, Scan, Visit bit.ly/CB6SurvFY27” next to a QR code. The design uses CB6’s signature navy, orange, and white color scheme with clean, block-style typography.
ALT A split graphic promoting Brooklyn Community Board 6’s District Needs Survey. On the left is a Patch news article titled “Suggesting You Choose to Take A Survey” by Mike Racioppo, featuring his name, photo, and a quote about teaching at Brooklyn College and discussing how CUNY began charging tuition in 1976. On the right is a bold navy-and-orange CB6 graphic reading “CB6 Brooklyn Community Board 6 District Needs Survey” with a QR code and the text “Click, Scan, Visit bit.ly/cb6survfy27.”
ALT Illustration of a person supporting another person who looks sad. Text reads: Warning Signs of Suicide The following signs may mean someone is at risk for suicide: · Talking about: o Wanting to die or to kill themselves. o Great guilt or shame o Revenge or showing rage o Being hopeless or having no reason to live o Being trapped or a burden · Changing behaviors, such as: o Looking for a way to kill themselves or making a plan, such as searching online o Withdrawing or isolating from friends or family o Giving away possessions or saying goodbye o Using alcohol or drugs more often o Eating or sleeping more or less than usual o Displaying extreme mood swings · Experiencing unbearable emotions or pain If you or someone you know needs support, call or text 9 8 8, or visit nyc.gov/988 N Y C Health logo.
ALT CB6 graphic announcing that year-round outdoor dining is coming back after the City Council passed four bills, with thanks to the elected officials who sponsored them and the CB6 resolution supporting it.
ALT Two panels. Left: CB6 graphic headed "LIFT list + 1," with the city's Block by Block and LIFT banners and maps of the 120 LIFT sites, noting CB6 wants to add one more. Right: CB6's letter asking that 250 Baltic Street join the list. A QR code and bit.ly/Cb6lift812 run down the middle.
