Tensions Mount at East Potomac Park Over Proposed Golf Course and Tree Removals
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Hundreds gathered at East Potomac Park to protest a proposed Trump-backed golf course as National Park Service crews removed several trees in what officials describe as routine maintenance; activists fear the public space could be rebuilt away from public use, and with a related lawsuit paused and few project details released, transparency about the plan remains a central concern ahead of a Tuesday construction start date.
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