Brooklyn Paper News Headlines Archive for August 5, 2008 • Page 2 of 18

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Prescription for success at BK College – Two recent graduates recipients of prestigious Salk Scholarship for medical school

By Michèle De Meglio

Now you’re cooking: vendors return

Now you’re cooking: vendors return

By Brooklyn Paper

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Man-made return to nature – Tour of southern Brooklyn landfills show a lush, green landscape near Jamaica Bay

By Stephen Witt

Heart of Brooklyn welcomes prez

Heart of Brooklyn welcomes prez

By Brooklyn Paper

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Goodbye to Giglio, priest – Father’s plans announced as festival drew to a close

By Aaron Short

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Food pantry patrons on the rise

By Stephen Witt

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Coney goes Medieval

By Brooklyn Paper

Douglass Street is decked out in summer fun

Douglass Street is decked out in summer fun

By Brooklyn Paper

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Debating mayoral control – Parents, educators want share in decision-making

By Michèle De Meglio

Curators of great Bk art

Curators of great Bk art

By Brooklyn Paper

Critics blast ‘oily’ McCain

Critics blast ‘oily’ McCain

By Brooklyn Paper

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City hopsitals’ water weight – Rehaul of DEP billing method called for as $13.4M in charges owed

By Gary Buiso

City Council watch on construction – New safety legislation could effect developments along Williamsburg waterfront

City Council watch on construction – New safety legislation could effect developments along Williamsburg waterfront

By Aaron Short

Cake man raven makes the world taste good

Cake man raven makes the world taste good

By Brooklyn Paper

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Brewery looking for new home – Local business eyeing other parts of borough to make hometown beer

By Stephen Witt

Bklyn’s own fish farm – Fin-tastic crops grown locally from organic farming

Bklyn’s own fish farm – Fin-tastic crops grown locally from organic farming

By Joe Filippazzo

Anglers cast their lines into Prospect Park lake

Anglers cast their lines into Prospect Park lake

By Brooklyn Paper

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Small TV, big problem

By Brooklyn Paper

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Misbegotten mess

By Brooklyn Paper

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NOT FOR NUTHIN’ – No John, Paul, George or Ringo, but Bros. are fab

By Joanna P. DelBuono

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