- After a number of corruption cases and shootings, State Senator Kevin S. Parker, a Brooklyn Democrat, introduced a bill that would give Albany more oversight over NYC police. NY Times
- The long-awaited re-launch of sales is taking place this week at 20 Henry St. (the Candy Factory) in Brooklyn Heights. Brooklyn Eagle
- Oprah visits Hasidic Brooklyn. For some reason. Huff Post
- Brooklyn man hopes rare surgery will raise awareness of disfiguring condition. CBS
- Hilarious "Sh*t Park Slope Parents Say" video. So true. Brownstoner
- Blue Ribbon Sushi to close, move next door. Here's Park Slope
- Gowanus Canal's toxic sludge would be the foundation for a new park just blocks from the waterway, under a federal proposal. Brooklyn Paper
- Potential child victims of Taleek Brooks coming forward. Brooklynian
- Borough President Marty Markowitz is floating the idea of a comeback for the 69th Street ferry. Brooklyn Eagle
- Watch out for crooks asking for directions in Brooklyn. CBS
- Get your cute fix on Valentine's Day with an adorable, cuddly, sugary sweet (and inexpensive) tour of Brooklyn. Brokelyn
- Facebook is using you. NY Times
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Friday, February 10, 2012
Blue Ribbon Sushi Moving; 20 Henry Re-Launches; and More Brooklyn Briefs
at 6:25 AM Labels: Brooklyn, Brooklyn Heights, crime, Gowanus, health, holiday, legal, Park Slope, politics, real estate, religion, restaurants, waterfront
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