News
The Daily News dug this photo up from Jaden’s mother’s Facebook page.The Administration for Children’s Services was tipped off about possible abuse coming from the home of 3-year-old Jaden Jordan, who was brutalized to the point of losing brain function three days later [/man-charged-putting-feces-covered-child-hospital/]. In the
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The Daily News dug this photo up from Jaden’s mother’s Facebook page.The Administration for Children’s Services was tipped off about possible abuse coming from the home of 3-year-old Jaden Jordan, who was brutalized to the point of losing brain function three days later [http://www.sheepsheadbites.
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Photo via Google Maps.Applications have been filed for a six-story mixed-use apartment building at 179 West End Ave in Manhattan Beach, according to New York YIMBY. [http://www.yimbynews.com/2016/11/six-story-eight-unit-mixed-use-building-filed-at-179-west-end-avenue-manhattan-beach.html] The property is currently occupied by a single-story building for which demolition permits have yet
Arts & Culture
Photo by George Burshteyn.Morning Mug is our daily showcase of photographs from our readers. If you have a photograph that you’d like to see featured, send it to photos@sheepsheadbites.com. Also, follow us on Facebook [https://www.facebook.com/SheepsheadBites], Twitter [http://twitter.com/sheepsheadbites], and Instagram
Police & Fire
Salvatore Lucchesse leaving the 61st Precinct in police custody. Photo by Lloyd Mitchell.As of last night, the 3-year-old Gravesend boy who was on life support at Coney Island Hospital after being found in his home covered in feces, with a fractured skull, and lacerations to his kidney and liver
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The proposed location of the group home. Photo screenshot from Google Maps. Typically, community board meetings last for about an hour. In that hour a myriad of topics are discussed and decisions made. However, at the meeting last night, an entire hour was spent dissecting and probing the proposed group
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The proposed location of the group home. Photo screenshot from Google Maps. Typically, community board meetings last for about an hour. In that hour a myriad of topics are discussed and decisions made. However, at the meeting last night, an entire hour was spent dissecting and probing the proposed group
Events
Photo by Johnny Lai/Flickr. [https://www.flickr.com/photos/johnnylcy/8523952442/in/photolist-dZeu6h-7dchS-97625h-dFww2Q-7pDoYF-4g5Zu2-bg6FiD-7pHfJj-949veL-bg6EU2-dxWy8B-qwR1WF-7hkwZv-voiHn-f3sztV-5FD32p-4fJNYi-tkbj8-5QzLpq-8zMUTJ-95V2bM-5SfiBm-bg6EZP-bg6EPK-imig5J-95vZCr-puUsZE-8Yr4jh-5QvtGp-dRYuqa-bg6ERK-bzPS8Z-7shw7f-94EZBY-awZ7vV-6Lc1HA-5MsrQy-bg6EWn-bg6EUZ-7tiDiz-4cCEL7-7oUD8x-4jkQkJ-imkmqF-qHexFo-7kiPP9-bg6EVR-aW7sMV-5G3W9E-pzEU3c/] It’s that time of year again when you get the family out t
Business
Photos via IHOP of Coney Island’s Facebook pageThe long-delayed opening of the Coney Island IHOP has been further delayed. The store is now tentatively set to open in January, according to broker Joe Vitacco, Jr. [https://www.linkedin.com/in/joseph-vitacco-jr-5ba03427] “It’s 100 percent finished, they’re just
Arts & Culture
Photo by Michael Goldstein.Morning Mug is our daily showcase of photographs from our readers. If you have a photograph that you’d like to see featured, send it to photos@sheepsheadbites.com. Also, follow us on Facebook [https://www.facebook.com/SheepsheadBites], Twitter [http://twitter.com/sheepsheadbites], and Instagram
Police & Fire
The boy’s block in Gravesend. (Photo via Google Maps)A 3-year-old Gravesend boy is on life support at Coney Island Hospital after being found unconscious and in critical condition with a fractured skull and covered in feces, the Daily News first reported [http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/brooklyn/boy-3-found-skull-fracture-covered-feces-brooklyn-article-1.
Education
A group shot of Assemblymembers and library staff at a funding celebration at the Central Library this morning. (Photo by Gregg Richards)New York State Assemblymembers have determined bringing video game consoles (and other technology) to every Brooklyn Public Library branch is high priority, and have secured $3 million in