Brooklyn Paper News Headlines Archive for May 15, 2008 • Page 4 of 6

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Help in meeting city ‘green’ goals – Green building certification training for Brooklyn contractors through BEDC

By Brooklyn Paper

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Helping kids with autism shine – FirefliesNY caters its martial arts fitness program to children with special needs

By Lesley Grimm

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GOP stands firm behind Fossella – Brooklyn Republications still support local congressman following his DWI arrest

By Gary Buiso and Helen Klein

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Parents outraged over mayor’s budget cuts

By Michèle De Meglio

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BK slave to rent – One-third spend more than half of salary on rent

By Gary Buiso

Yards foes called ‘real land-grabbers’

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Yards foes called ‘real land-grabbers’

By Stephen Witt

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‘Miss Brooklyn’ reinvented – Atlantic Yards tower downgraded to ‘Building One’

By Stephen Witt

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Short pier is long on housing – Chorus of objections rises in response to Brooklyn Bridge Park plans

By Stephen Witt

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Protesters rally against china’s olympic games

By Brooklyn Paper

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Mayor’s school cuts ‘despicable,’ many say – Angry parents take Bloomberg to task

By Michèle De Meglio

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Many spend more than half their income on rent

By Gary Buiso

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Labor on the move – 100s rally for workers’ rights

By Aaron Short

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GOP sticks with Vito Fossella – BK congressman could face jail on drunk driving charges

By Gary Buiso and

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Garden to unveil composting toilet

By Brooklyn Paper

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Bklyn leads in unsafe buildings – Borough is ground zero for trouble

By Gary Buiso

Barack n’ roll: Backers like Obama’s chances – Many dismiss damage from Wright fallout

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Barack n’ roll: Backers like Obama’s chances – Many dismiss damage from Wright fallout

By Aaron Short

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Arrests in Sean Bell pray-in

By Brooklyn Paper

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‘Miss Brooklyn’ now just ‘B1’ – Revised plans for Atlantic Yards towers unveiled

By Stephen Witt

Working just to pay the rent – Many are paying more than half their income on shelter, report says

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Working just to pay the rent – Many are paying more than half their income on shelter, report says

By Gary Buiso

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Workers on the move over the Brooklyn Bridge – Many call for fair wage, school funding

By Aaron Short

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