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Park Service quietly awards contracts to work on Trump's takeover of East Potomac golf course — Glenn Ivey | ChamberLight
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The National Park Service awarded contracts for work on President Trump’s planned East Potomac Golf Links renovation, Rep. Jared Huffman said. Huffman and other Democrats are seeking project records and questioning the plan’s effect on public land.
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Maryland representative who joined the letter seeking records about the project.
District of Columbia delegate who joined the letter seeking records about the project.
President whose planned renovation and golf-course vision are the subject of lawmakers' criticism.
Maryland representative who joined the letter seeking records about the project.
Interior Secretary who received lawmakers' request for project records.
Virginia representative who joined the letter seeking records about the project.
ALSO MENTIONED Jessica Bowron, Acting Park Service director who received lawmakers' request for project records.
District of Columbia delegate who joined the letter seeking records about the project.
President whose planned renovation and golf-course vision are the subject of lawmakers' criticism.
Maryland representative who joined the letter seeking records about the project.
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Virginia representative who joined the letter seeking records about the project.
ALSO MENTIONED Jessica Bowron, Acting Park Service director who received lawmakers' request for project records.
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