Apr 17, 2016 1 min read News

Sunset Park Week In Review: Neighborhood Cops Program, Thai Rolled Ice Cream, And NYC Asian American Democratic Club

From left to right: Sector A - PO McGrath, PO Montes; Sector B - PO Cassidy, PO PO Bonavita; Sector D - PO Fuentes, PO Liu; and Sector C - PO Andersen, PO Buonora. (Photo courtesy of Renee Giordano) — From left to right: Sector A – PO McGrath, PO Montes; Sector B – PO Cassidy, PO PO Bonavita; Sector D – PO Fuentes, PO Liu; and Sector C – PO Andersen, PO Buonora. (Photo courtesy of Renee Giordano)

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Here’s a look back at some stories you might have missed this week:

Neighborhood beat cops are back in the 72nd Precinct and eager to build community relationships.

The NYC Asian-American Democratic Club launched, based in Sunset Park and Bensonhurst.

The NYPD corruption scandal just gets weirder: cops accused of covering up for attacks by a Yiddish gang in Borough Park.

Latina women in Sunset Park have mixed reactions to Hillary Clinton‘s visit.

Sunset Park Library is a finalist for a $10K or $20K award!

A guide to flower and plant shopping around Brooklyn this season.

Portions of Green-Wood Cemetery are now landmarked.

Thai rolled ice cream is now available in Sunset Park, at Fifty On Crepe House!

Throwback Thursday: The Legend of Martense Lane.

MAP: Presidential candidates’ Brooklyn visits these past two weeks.

Butterfunk Kitchen is open and brings American soul food with a twist to Windsor Terrace.