ICYMI: Cherry Hill Market Nearer To Legalization, Burglars Run Amok, Ferry System Expansion Proposed

Cherry Hill supporters held signs targeting Bay Improvement Group President Steve Barrison during a Community Board 15 meeting.

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Cops are looking for three men who busted into a Coney Island Avenue apartment. Two of those men are suspects in an Avenue U home break-in just days before.
Cherry Hill Gourmet Market won support from Community Board 15 to change zoning at the historic Lundy’s, which would legalize the business after six years of operating outside the law.
A man responded to a Craigslist ad and was greeted at gunpoint.
Sanitation workers and Senator Simcha Felder chased down a coffee thief.
Work began to turn the historic Child’s Restaurant building in Coney Island into a concert venue.
Mayor Bill de Blasio said he wants to expand the ferry system, including a new stop in Coney Island.
Masked men broke into two amusement-area businesses, making of with more than $22,000.
The New York Attorney General’s office warned of a new debt collection scam going around.