Brooklyn Paper News Headlines Archive for November 17, 2014

Cops: Russian strolled to top of B’klyn Bridge for cellphone pics

Brooklyn Heights

DA: Send latest bridge climber to the slammer

By Matthew Perlman

Illegal home conversions have Dyker, Ridge schools bursting at seams

Illegal home conversions have Dyker, Ridge schools bursting at seams

By Max Jaeger

MAP: Slope road-safety cops trail most of boro in tickets

Cyclists: Text-messaging-while-biking ban has g2g

By Noah Hurowitz

Illegal home conversions have Dyker, Ridge schools bursting at seams

Illegal home conversions have Dyker, Ridge schools bursting at seams

By Max Jaeger

Taylor Swift as New York City’s Global Welcome Ambassador? Fuggedaboutit!

Taylor Swift as New York City’s Global Welcome Ambassador? Fuggedaboutit!

By Max Jaeger

Short film explores love and loss in Prospect Park

Short film explores love and loss in Prospect Park

By Colin Mixson

Short film explores love and loss in Prospect Park

Short film explores love and loss in Prospect Park

By Colin Mixson

Battle of the bulkhead: Brooklyn Bridge Park hotel’s bar, machinery blocks view

Battle of the bulkhead: Brooklyn Bridge Park hotel’s bar, machinery blocks view

By Matthew Perlman

This is a cartoon version of pigeons on a wire.

Opinion

Stan channels the Dragnet soundtrack

By Stanley P. Gershbein

Cop seek three ‘persons of interest’ about Canarsie shooting

Canarsie

Cop seek three ‘persons of interest’ about Canarsie shooting

By Vanessa Ogle

Popular Brooklyn-drawn webcomic ‘Strong Female Protaganist’ is now a book

Popular Brooklyn-drawn webcomic ‘Strong Female Protaganist’ is now a book

By Danielle Furfaro

Taylor Swift as New York City’s Global Welcome Ambassador? Fuggedaboutit!

Taylor Swift as New York City’s Global Welcome Ambassador? Fuggedaboutit!

By Max Jaeger

Popular Brooklyn-drawn webcomic ‘Strong Female Protaganist’ is now a book

Popular Brooklyn-drawn webcomic ‘Strong Female Protaganist’ is now a book

By Danielle Furfaro

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