This Week in Brooklyn Openings and Closings

• Pictured: students, police officers, and officials celebrate the unveiling of the 90th Precinct's new mural. Photo by John V. Santore

BROOKLYN, NY — Here are a few of the openings, closings and real estate-related stories reported around Brooklyn this week:

Bed-Stuy

• A new grocery store is in the works near the intersection of Stockton Street and Marcy Avenue (DNAinfo)
• Willow, a farm-to-table restaurant on Franklin Avenue, has closed, but a new restaurant will rise in its place (DNAinfo)
• Mediterranean eatery Dinghy has opened on Franklin Avenue (DNAinfo)

BoCoCa

• Success Academy has cancelled its pre-K program for next year (Patch)

Ditmas Park, Kensington and Windsor Terrace

• A new restaurant serving Indian, Pakistani and Bangladeshi food has opened in the neighborhood (Ditmas Park Corner)
• The doors of I.S. 62 have been adorned with new murals painted by students and professional artists (Patch)
• Buffalo's Famous is now serving Western New York cuisine on Church Avenue (Ditmas Park Corner)

Downtown Brooklyn, DUMBO and Brooklyn Heights

• The planned condos at Pier 6 received the final green light they needed from regulators (Patch)
• Activists are suing to stop the redevelopment of the Brooklyn Heights Library (Brooklyn Paper)

Park Slope

• Claustrophobia is a new spot in Park Slope where you can have fun escaping a dungeon — honest! (Park Slope Stoop)

Red Hook and Gowanus

• A new neighborhood spot for "Hong Kong-inspired" cuisine is opening on Wednesday (DNAinfo)
• Community Board 6 approved the city's plans for the Red Hook ball fields (Patch) and the Citibike expansion (sort of) (Patch)

Sunset Park

• Industry City is renovating Building 19 to serve future tech industry clients (Commercial Observer)
• The former 68th Precinct on 4th Avenue could become a school (Brooklyn Daily)

Williamsburg and Greenpoint

• A vegan pizzeria is opening Monday in Greenpoint (Patch)
• Check out the new mural outside the 90th Precinct that cops painted with local teens (Patch)
• Brooklyn Mirage has re-opened after the city shuttered its doors last month (Brooklyn Paper)