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Photo by Fort Greene FocusSeveral people have asked us what the status of construction is over at the Willoughby Avenue entrance to Fort Greene Park and after asking around, it still seems to be on track for a November completion. Construction was “50 percent complete” back in May [/blog/2015/
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NYC Park workers Miriam Morales, Sonya Holmes, and Lord Rhodes pick out glass pieces from Fort Greene Park’s greenery. (Photo courtesy of David Barker/NYC Parks.)Tonight, Fort Greene residents will be meeting to discuss a proposed restoration of Park lawns [/blog/2015/02/10/tomorrow-discuss-can-love-lawn-fort-greene-park/] as part of
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Photo courtesy of Charles Jarden [https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10152478720252493&set=a.10152478716487493.1073741836.556497492&type=1&permPage=1] .MulchFest 2015 was a smashing success at Fort Greene Park this past weekend, with a record 1,743 trees mulched — the most of any park
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Pip Freeman, chef of Three Letters, stands between co-owners Cam Honsa (left) and Asa Johnson in their restaurant’s dining room. (Photo by Vincent Dozol)If you’re a fan of the recently resurrected Netflix series “Arrested Development [http://movies.netflix.com/movie/Arrested-Development/70140358?mqso=81003611],” you may want