Brooklyn Paper News Headlines Archive for October 7, 2014

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Arts & Entertainment

Play it again! Coney stalwart revives play about vindictive ventriloquist

By Max Jaeger

Brooklyn Bridge Park’s new bridge is a shortcut with big views

Park officials: Squibb Park Bridge closed due to dangerous bounciness

By Matthew Perlman

Woman struck by driver while trying to save dog

Woman struck by driver while trying to save dog

By Vanessa Ogle

Prospect Park’s got talon: Raptor Fest touches down in Brooklyn’s backyard

Prospect Park’s got talon: Raptor Fest touches down in Brooklyn’s backyard

By Noah Hurowitz

Beer of god: Oktoberfest rocks Brooklyn Heights church

Brooklyn Heights

Beer of god: Oktoberfest rocks Brooklyn Heights church

By Matthew Perlman

Attempted Manhattan Bridge suicide closes span

Downtown

Teen sweep: Police in Park Slope, Downtown, Fort Greene shoo youths

By Matthew Perlman

Smells like clean spirit! G’point residents demand city build trash depots faster

Politics

Garbage dispersal: Bill seeks to lower W’burg, G’point trash burden

By Danielle Furfaro

Police seek bus stop brute

Police pinch jewelry snatcher

By Max Jaeger

Knife-wielding man shot dead by cops

Knife-wielding man shot dead by cops

By Vanessa Ogle

This is a cartoon version of a woman holding a baseball bat with a ball cap on.

Sports

Fontbonne proves it can win diocesan volleyball

By Joseph Staszewski

Prospect Park’s got talon: Raptor Fest touches down in Brooklyn’s backyard

Prospect Park’s got talon: Raptor Fest touches down in Brooklyn’s backyard

By Noah Hurowitz

Zumba for a cause

Zumba for a cause

By Vanessa Ogle

Cougars take firm grip on first place with victory over Brooklyn International

Sports

Cougars take firm grip on first place with victory over Brooklyn International

By Patrick McCormack

Jefferson can’t sustain fast start in loss to Flushing

Sports

Jefferson can’t sustain fast start in loss to Flushing

By Stephen Zitolo

Dutchmen defense stars in tight victory

Sports

Dutchmen defense stars in tight victory

By Joseph Staszewski

Rueda’s three touchdown passes power Brooklyn Tech past Canarsie

Sports

Rueda’s three touchdown passes power Brooklyn Tech past Canarsie

By Patrick McCormack

Play it again! Coney stalwart revives play about vindictive ventriloquist

Play it again! Coney stalwart revives play about vindictive ventriloquist

By Max Jaeger

More from Around New York

Antoine Craigwell delivers opening remarks at the In My Mind Conference.

In My Mind Conference to host online forum on intersection of mental health and climate change

Antigua and Barbuda’s Prime Minister, Gaston Browne.

Antigua’s choice: Stay the course or switch gears

Hand showing letters spelling out Autism

New York Family

Steps to Take If You Think Your Child is on the Autism Spectrum

police officers next to man convicted of killing cop in Queens shooting

115 YEARS: Man convicted of fatally shooting Queens cop gets massive prison sentence as family weeps in court