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Plans to renovate the Willoughby entrance of Fort Greene Park, prone to flooding and cracks, have been delayed repeatedly. (Photo by Kathleen Culliton)Although a $2.5 million plan to repair Fort Greene Park’s Willoughby Avenue entrance – facing a drainage problem and cracked steps – is fully funded by city
Community Services Block Grant
The Fort Greene Tennis Association [http://www.fortgreenetennisladder.com] is gearing up for its 5th annual Addison Steadman Memorial Singles Championships, which will take place the next two weekends on the recently refurbished tennis courts of Fort Greene Park [http://www.thenabe.me/blog/2013/06/04/resurfaced-fort-greene-park-tennis-courts-re-open-players-donate-to-future-projects/] . And for
90th Precinct
[SlideDeck2 id=793 ress=1] The Fort Greene Park Tennis Courts re-opened on Sunday afternoon following a month-long resurfacing project [http://www.thenabe.me/blog/2013/05/30/fort-greene-park-tennis-courts-expected-to-re-open-on-sunday/] , attracting 44 tennis players for the first fundraising groundstroke tournament of the season. “Everyone was thrilled,” said Michael Brownstein, the president