Happy Sunday Bayside City.  City lawmakers (because you know, Bayside completely makes its own rules) have been behind closed doors all week trying to determine Bayside City’s future when it comes to recreational use of marijuana.  Last vote was right down the middle and Bayside residents have been waiting for months for an update. Officials say they are close.  Many are hoping new commerce in the city pushes lawmakers to a vote soon but there are still protesters hoping to keep this type of green business away from Bayside

It has officially been 48 hours since Vince Montier was last seen. Reported missing early Friday, police were skeptical about considering this a missing person as Vince has been known to go on a few disappearing acts after a wild weekend.  However, friends and colleagues alike raised suspicions early Friday when he did not show up for work at the SLBNB offices. There have been no updates but residents are encouraged to contact Bayside PD with any potential information.

Our great city has been sitting by the wayside as the rumored purchase of Bayside came to fruition. The city officially sold to the Vanderbuilt family last week.  They’ve been optimistic about the future of the city’s econmic health and state they have no intentions of getting involved politically or destroying any historical landmarks.  After major opposition to, what was expected to be an overhaul of our historically Asian neighborhood, the Vanderbuilt family halted construction and have agreed to leave the neighborhood untouched (for now).  3 cheers dissidents, you got your way this time.
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Mayor Serno has also officially stepped down from his position.  Residents suspect the timing has a lot to do with the city’s overhaul but he insists the decision is strictly about spending more time with his family.

Looking for a Job? Bayside PD has an opening for a new Chief and they’re ramping up.   Want to become an officer? Visit the police station, click the help wanted sign and join the group.  You’re well on your way to becoming a part of Bayside’s history.