ICYMI: This Week In The Bay

It’s been another eventful week in Sheepshead Bay, and the surrounding neighborhoods. If you were too busy to keep up on all of the news, then we have you covered with this roundup of all the goings-on around town:

• Brooklyn’s first African American District Attorney died of cancer.
• [Photos] Looking back on Fairyland “Buddy’s” Amusement Park.
• Emmons Avenue property that sold for $12 million to become a dialysis center.
• Don’t leave your property unattended! A man stole a credit card and a cell phone in Gourmanoff Cafe Inn.
• ‘Love your block’ this fall by winning your neighborhood cash grants and services.
• The package thief who has been terrorizing Flatbush was arrested in Queens.
• Have you ever thought about running for elected office?
• Overflowing garbage cans have been plaguing the neighborhood; Sanitation can’t keep up.
• Raymour & Flanigan to move one block south on Flatbush Avenue.
• Palermo Pastry Shop is a great place to satisfy your sweet tooth.
• Brighton Beach mob boss agrees to testify against fellow gangsters.
• Police seek public’s assistance in finding 13-year-old Gravesend boy who’s been missing since September.
• Jewish brothers attacked after Yom Kippur services, reports say.