Brooklyn Paper News Headlines Archive for September 30, 2014

This is a cartoon version of pigeons on a wire.

Activists: Newtown Creek gas plant squashes park promise

By Danielle Furfaro

Gaseous play: G’point fart factory to harness sewage, compost fumes

Gaseous play: G’point fart factory to harness sewage, compost fumes

By Danielle Furfaro

Region-themed bars around Brooklyn

Region-themed bars around Brooklyn

By Danielle Furfaro

Green Monster Big Band plays tribute to G’point legend Fred Ho

Green Monster Big Band plays tribute to G’point legend Fred Ho

By Robert Ham

Region-themed bars around Brooklyn

Region-themed bars around Brooklyn

By Danielle Furfaro

America the booze-iful! W’burg bar creates a cocktail for every state

America the booze-iful! W’burg bar creates a cocktail for every state

By Danielle Furfaro

Green Monster Big Band plays tribute to G’point legend Fred Ho

Green Monster Big Band plays tribute to G’point legend Fred Ho

By Robert Ham

Novel paints complex picture of artists in 1930s Paris

DUMBO

Novel paints complex picture of artists in 1930s Paris

By Jules Bentley

America the booze-iful! W’burg bar creates a cocktail for every state

America the booze-iful! W’burg bar creates a cocktail for every state

By Danielle Furfaro

Antics on Atlantic: Massive street fair hits 40

Antics on Atlantic: Massive street fair hits 40

By Matthew Perlman

This is an image of a man in a mask, symbolizing a robber.

Kick-stopper! Bandit burglarizes Kickstarter

By Danielle Furfaro

Catholic softball teams play to raise money for breast cancer research

Sports

Catholic softball teams play to raise money for breast cancer research

By Joseph Staszewski

Brooklyn Bridge Park getting classroom, bathrooms

Brooklyn Bridge Park getting classroom, bathrooms

By Matthew Perlman

News analysis: If LICH closes, housing towers could rise

Hospitals in Crisis

LICH deal resuscitated as judge shows unions the door

By Matthew Perlman

By the river fumes: Painters gather to render Gowanus Canal

Gowanus

By the river fumes: Painters gather to render Gowanus Canal

By Noah Hurowitz

Cash for Kingsborough

Manhattan Beach

Locals call Kingsborough students a royal pain

By Vanessa Ogle

Sunset Park appalled by police beating of pregnant woman

News

Sunset Park appalled by police beating of pregnant woman

By Max Jaeger

Brooklyn Bridge Park getting classroom, bathrooms

Brooklyn Bridge Park getting classroom, bathrooms

By Matthew Perlman

Murder in Flatlands

Murder in Flatlands

By Vanessa Ogle

Islanders give Brooklyn taste of what’s to come in preseason win over Devils at Barclays

Sports

Islanders give Brooklyn taste of what’s to come in preseason win over Devils at Barclays

By Patrick McCormack

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