Monday Blogwrap
Dinner at Henry Public [Eat It] How to Apply for Food Stamps in Brooklyn [mcbrooklyn] Only Two Truck Routes in Sunset Park [BVIB]

Closing Bell: Coney Island RFP
This got lost in the Thanksgiving shuffle but is worth mentioning: Coney Island blog Amusing the Zillion has the rundown on the city's RFP for the 6.9 acres of amusement park property along the boardwalk. The Coney Island Development Corporation presented to a full house at the annual Attractions Expo in Las Vegas earlier this month and it appears that a wide range of national names is interested in the deal. They better be prepared to think out of the box, though, if they want to have a shot at winning: According to CIDC president Lynn

Development Watch: 214 Green Street
This five-story new development at 214 Green Street in Greenpoint looks like it's about ready for prime time but we can't find any record of it being listed. The Karl Fischer design contains ten residential units, according to DOB filings. GMAP

StreetLevel: Slope's Miracle Grill Calls it Quits
Another restaurant says goodbye on 7th Avenue: Miracle Grill, on 3rd Street, closed up yesterday, according to Only the Blog Knows Brooklyn. OTBKB reports that Bobby Flay was the original chef at Miracle Grill's first outpost in the East Village.

House of the Day: 88 Prospect Park Southwest
The owners of 88 Prospect Park Southwest in Windsor Terrace paid $895,000 for the 1,750-square-foot townhouse in 2006 and, from the looks of it, did a pretty comprehensive renovation. Now they're asking $1,150,000 for the place. The listing portrays the house as a good condo alternative, which isn't a bad way to think of it, given the size and finishes. It's pretty pricey on a per square foot basis for a house in this area but for someone who wants to be right across from the park in a totally refinished space maybe it'll