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July 9, 2012 Brooklyn Eagle Staff

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The site, which will be called “CityPickle Brooklyn Bridge,” will feature 11 pickleball courts, curated food trucks, bike racks, public green space and shaded seating areas with games like chess, along with space for community programming.

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Han has been told informally the complaints are all being filed by the same person, and feels the extreme number of them constitutes harassment.

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