How Bay Ridge Got Its “Honey Bear”
An artist met an artist, who met a family business—next thing you know, Third Avenue has a new public artwork.
An artist met an artist, who met a family business—next thing you know, Third Avenue has a new public artwork.
In 1932, an 8-year-old boy was taken off Third Avenue by two men in broad daylight while walking home from St. Anselm’s.
The humble origins of a Bay Ridge institution, including its clip-art poster.
Does this have anything to do with the new condo building?