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A bunch of slogans grow in Brooklyn
 I left Brooklyn for Manhattan 10 years ago, so really didn’t deserve a say in borough president Marty Markowitz’s search for a Brooklyn tourism slogan. In the end, perhaps fittingly, the borough has decided it can’t be summed up in a single phrase. Instead, following a public contest, “the Brooklyn Tourism Partnership will use several slogans—which range from the classy (“Brooklyn: Bridge to the world”) to the wacky (“Brooklyn: The tenth planet”) and possibly risque (“Do it in Brooklyn”)—for specific advertising campaigns,” the Daily News reports. Gothamist also weighs in with some suggestions. Our favorite: “Brooklyn: I saw Marty Markowitz yesterday!”
—Posted by Tim Nudd
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January 4, 2006 | Permalink
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I hope they're leaving the welcome signs posted by the borders on highways when entering BK. My personal favorite: "Welcome to Brooklyn. Oy vey!"
Posted by: Michelle | Jan 4, 2006 1:48:35 PM
To be honest, I can't decide between "It's always a slow news day in Brooklyn," and "Brooklyn: Home of the Best-Spent Tax Dollars." It's a toughie, for sure.
Posted by: tommy | Jan 6, 2006 3:59:00 PM
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