East Potomac Park: Judge allows continued tree work by Trump administration
What to know about East Potomac Park: Judge allows continued tree work by Trump administration
said she is not going to do anything about the 150 trees that have been cut down by contractors in and around East Potomac Golf Course, ahead of controversial planned renovations to the course.
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What happened
said she is not going to do anything about the 150 trees that have been cut down by contractors in and around East Potomac Golf Course, ahead of controversial planned renovations to the course.
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