QNS News Headlines Archive for January 12, 2007 – Page 2 of 3

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Brooklyn gains, and the borough’s loss – Many fear influx of new residents will come at the cost of diversity

By Nadia Taha

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Watchdogs: all bark & no bite – Developers win out over CB2 objections

By Nadia Taha

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Red Hook biodiesel plant gets fuel to grow

By Gary Buiso

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More condos, fewer schools – Some say luxury homes preclude new classrooms

By Michèle De Meglio

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New fear of benzene fumes sparks reaction

By Stephen Witt

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Nabe strikes back at developers – CGNA steps up campaign to rezone community

By Joe Maniscalco

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Tourists make us the hottest place on Earth – Brooklyn tops Lonely Planet’s ‘Bluelist’ for best travel destinations in ’07

By Gary Buiso

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POLICE BLOTTER

By Tom Tracy

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Screwy weather throws Garden out of whack – High temps force cherry blossoms to bloom in the dead of winter

By Helen Klein

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More people, fewer schools: Go figure

By Michèle De Meglio

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‘Idiotarod’ mushers set to take off again – Organizers ready for start; protest CSI:NY portrayal of shopping cart race

By Joe Maniscalco

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Diversity goes out the window- Many fear exploding growth is hurting nabes

By Nadia Taha

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Nabe tries for building protection – Residents band together to fight overdevelopment

By Joe Maniscalco

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City’s first biodiesel plant to get fuel to grow

By Gary Buiso

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Luxury housing sinks new schools

By Michèle De Meglio

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Fear of benzene fumes sparks concern – Site of future Whole Foods Market holds unanswered questions for many

By Stephen Witt

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Ahoy! Give us a marina! – EDC looks to attract new development on the waterfront

By Gary Buiso

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Annual ‘Idiotarod’ race set to take off – Organizers ready start; protest television portrayal of shopping cart race

By Joe Maniscalco

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Tide comes in on Gowanus rezoning – City begins to take hard look at reshaping area surrounding fetid waterway

By Gary Buiso

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Local reps take up new posts in the United States House

By Stephen Witt

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Green thumbs up for the borough’s 11th annual mulchfest

Log legacy…

Environmentally-friendly Brooklynites gave Mother Nature a late holiday gift by bringing their ornament-free Yuletide pines to a recycling site at Fort Greene Park.

The Parks Department’s 11th annual MulchFest had com

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Benzene fumes spark fears – Many questions swirl around Whole Foods Market

By Stephen Witt

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Young scribes poised to win MLK essay contest

The Central Brooklyn Martin Luther King Commission (CBMLKC) has completed reviewing the more than four hundred essays and poems submitted to its annual contest. From elementary school to high school a total of 27 winners will receive prize money ranging f

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High temps force cherry blossoms to bloom – Weird weather changes everything; many left scratching their heads

By Helen Klein

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