- Gov. Patterson is said to have personally directed two state employees to contact the woman who had accused his aide of assaulting her. NY Times
- Those who own businesses or homes in the footprint of Atlantic Yards do not own them anymore. Brooklyn Eagle
- City parks' budgets about to get cut and four city pools to close. Gothamist
- Brooklyn BP Marty Markowitz drummed up $122,000 to turn his State of the Borough Address into "a carnival featuring song and dance acts, beer, food and a 'multimedia production.'" Gothamist
- There is unrest in the forests of Brooklyn. Brownstoner
- Three buildings on Sackett Street were evacuated by the Office of Emergency Management yesterday. PMFA
- A Brooklyn judge ordered the state to begin emptying adult homes of mentally disabled residents who want to live in their own apartments. NY Daily News
- Brooklyn woman traffics raw milk, feeds it to her baby. Brooklyn Paper via Gothamist
- Domino affordable housing to be permanent. TRD
- On Feb. 28, 1925, Brooklyn was rocked by an earthquake. It was the worst quake on the East Coast in two centuries. Brooklyn Eagle
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Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Four City Pools to Close, BP Markowitz Throws Himself a Party, and More Brooklyn Briefs
at 12:48 AM Labels: Brooklyn, Cobble Hill, economy, health, natural disasters, nature, parks, politics, real estate
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