Welcome to the first edition of Bayside Block News - Vol. 1
My name is Izzi De Sisti.
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Without further ado - Introducing...
Bayside Block News
BOY ON BIKE,
HIT BY CAR – HE’S OK!
Ayden Berman was riding his bike on Brown Deer Rd. when he
was hit by a car. Aside from being a little shaken up, he’s OK. According to
his father Joel Berman, Ayden’s first words after being hit were, “My mom is
gonna kill me!” – Bella De Sisti
MAN
OUTRAGED BY SQUIRRELS
Dave Racine isn’t happy. A family of red squirrels has made
a home in a tree near his house. He said, “They eat fruit and get all excited
and make a lot of loud noise!.” The squirrels knock down apples and nibble on
them, he explained.
Resembling
chipmunks, they look like tightrope walkers while scaling the fence and power
lines. “They like fun,” assumed Dave since they seem to have to problem entertaining
themselves.
Dave has resorted to a,
“if you can’t beat them – join them attitude.” So they’re now trying to become
friends.
– Bella De Sisti
If you walk by Paul Veksler’s house on Rexleigh Dr.,
you might see something a little creepy. Is it haunted? Not quite. Paul, an avid Halloween fan, set up
a spooky hologram of a lady looking out his kitchen window. If you’re lucky
enough to see her, wave! Bella DeSisti
Reminders:
Oct. 22 – Clean up day 10a - 2p – Village Hall
Oct. 31 – Fright Night – 6:30p Ellsworth Park
