Ridgewood Times Counties’ Largest Classified Section Serving Queens And Brooklyn Times Newsweekly Established In 1908 www.timesnewsweekly.com On Twitter @timesnewsweekly THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 2014 50 CENTS STABBED AT STORE Pinch Midville Man For Elmhurst Attack Times Newsweekly went to press. Sources familiar with the investigation stated that detectives are looking into possible links between Pachonpineda and other recent violence in the Elmhurst area. Regarding Sunday’s stabbing, the stabbing occurred at about 11:40 a.m. in front of a furniture store on the eastbound side of Queens Boulevard near Grand Avenue. moments earlier through an open bathroom window. Police sources stated the owner found a kitchen knife allegedly placed by Dunphy on the top of a bedroom dresser. When the resident asked Dunphy what he was doing in his home, VOL. 106, NO. 4 by Robert Pozarycki Law enforcement agents collared aMiddle Village man who allegedly stabbed a man in Elmhurst on Sunday morning,Aug. 24, and continue to seek suspects in a separate, fatal knifing at a local apartment house two days earlier, it was reported. Law enforcement sources charged 24-year-old Jefferson Pachonpineda of 84th Place for attempting to murder a 54-year-old man in front of a Queens Boulevard furniture store. The incident came less than 48 hours after 50-year-oldMukesh Patel was found slain last Friday afternoon, Aug. 22, inside the lobby of the Broadway apartment building where he resided. An investigation is ongoing as the -SEE STABBING ON PG. 42- Burglar Makes A Wakeup Call Confused Crook Startles Glendale Resident by Robert Pozarycki Just after opening his eyes, a Glendale man reportedly discovered an alleged burglar standing in front of his bed last Saturday morning, Aug. 23, police reported. FIRST STEPS IN B’WICK REZONE Town Hall Meet Engages Residents story and photo by Noah Zuss Bushwick residents began their involvement in rezoning the neighborhood during a town hall meeting last Thursday, Aug. 21, at St. Joseph Church, learning about and engaging in the extensive process. Help Students Get Ready For School Pol Collecting For Supply Drive by Robert Pozarycki With schools reopening next week, a local lawmaker is holding a school supply drive to help disadvantaged students come to class prepared for the new year. Tapping Into A Glendale Brewery See Story On Pg. 39 TO USPS: MAILING LABEL GOES HERE TN/RT 082814 Law enforcement sources said the resident spotted Swiftwater Dunphy, 20, of Brooklyn in the bedroom of his home on 72nd Place between Central and Cooper avenues at about 6:30 a.m. Saturday morning. Investigators later determined that Dunphy allegedly entered the home The meeting was needed to include more community voices in the process, according to Brooklyn Community Board 4 District Manager Nadine Whitted. It was organized by City Council Members Antonio Reynoso and Rafael Espinal as a forum to explain and engage the Bushwick community in the rezoning process, both noted. Reynoso’s office tapped officials from the Department of City Planning to give residents some information on rezoning, and so they could provide feedback of what they feel fits in the community. Both he and Espinal stated they want to -SEE REZONING ON PG. 42- -SEE AWAKENED ON PG. 42- R’wood Marks The Battle Of Bklyn. Colonial times returned to Ridgewood’s Onderdonk House last Saturday, Aug. 23, as the Greater Ridgewood Historical Society participated in “Battle of BrooklynWeek,” a commemoration of the American Revolution’s largest battle. The society unveiled an exhbit on Gen. Nathanial Woodhull, who led the Queens and Suffolk County Militias of the Continental Army and died during the battle. The Onderdonk House also reinstalled its Daughters of the American Revolution and conducted tours of a typical colonial kitchen. Members of the society and guests are pictured above. (photo: Marcin Zurawicz) Bushwick residents, community board members and block associations engaged with each other at a town hall while learning about the city rezoning process at a town hall held at St. Joseph Church, last Thursday, Aug. 21. City Council Majority Leader Jimmy Van Bramer kicked off his fifth-annual “Back to School Supply Drive” last Friday, Aug. 22. His Sunnyside office and Queens Borough Public Library branches in his district serve as dropoff points for members of the public to bring donations. All kinds of school supplies are needed and accepted, Van Bramer said, including packets of pens and pencils, backpacks, lunch boxes, -SEE SUPPLY ON PG. 42-
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