I would like to something different here. Instead of a typical event post, I would like to thank everyone who has looked at my site,and has given my encouragement about my idea. I started this over a month ago, because I was not seeing in depth local coverage of the events in the borough of Bogota. I do NOT want to compete with the local news out-lets, but add to the cover of our town. In the future I would like to expand to include more local news,and sports. Also I would like to include covering of events in the neighboring towns, that we would find interesting.
In order to take this to the next step I am asking a little help from you the readers.
What I would like to ask anyone who wants to, to sign-up as a follower of this blog, as well as "liking" the face- book page that is also called Bogota blog NJ. I am asking this to see if this is a service that people would like to see continue. As well as if the blog has a good enough following then there my be an opportunity to seek advertisers to join the blog,and keep it growing.
However the most important part of this post is to thank, you the readers of this blog. I will welcome your comments either thru e-mail ,or the comment part at the end of each post. I also welcome ANY idea, or event that you have to offer.
Thank-you
Stephen Mazzella
Bogota Blog NJ
Monday, May 2, 2011
Sunday, May 1, 2011
Opening Day
Some game action from the the opening day of the 2011 season of the Bogota Baseball Organization.
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| T-Ball Players warming -up before their game. |
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| The crowd following the action of the game. |
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| Plays of a Pee Wee game. |
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| Players congratulating each other of the game. |
Operation Take-Back
30- April-2011
The Bogota Police ,working with the DEA, participated in Operation Take-Back. An effort by the US Drug Enforcement Agency, and local Police, to safely dispose of old, of out dated medication. A large number of prescriptions where left with the Bogota PD, and then taken to be disposed of safely by the DEA. For additional information please contact the DEA at DEA.gov or phoning the DEA at 800-882-9539
The Bogota Police ,working with the DEA, participated in Operation Take-Back. An effort by the US Drug Enforcement Agency, and local Police, to safely dispose of old, of out dated medication. A large number of prescriptions where left with the Bogota PD, and then taken to be disposed of safely by the DEA. For additional information please contact the DEA at DEA.gov or phoning the DEA at 800-882-9539
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| The container to depose of unwanted medications,along with safety information about prescription drugs. |
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| Some of the unwanted medications to be deposed of. |
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