The National Park Service has begun a new round of tree-cutting at a historic golf course near the White House as the Trump administration proceeds with a plan to renovate the East Potomac Golf Links into a championship-level course.
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NPS crews began cutting trees at East Potomac Golf Links a day after an Interior filing set removal of up to 529; agency says the project is separate from Trump's championship-course plan.
The National Park Service has begun a new round of tree-cutting at a historic golf course near the White House as the Trump administration proceeds with a plan to renovate the East Potomac Golf Links into a championship-level course.
CNN By Kaanita Iyer, CNN (CNN) — Crews with the Interior Department on Saturday began a new phase of removing trees from the East Potomac Golf Course in Washington DC, the site of one of several Trump administration renovation projects wrapped up in litigation brought by groups seeking to stop those…
The National Park Service will begin cutting down more than 500 trees Saturday at a public golf course in Washington, D.C., that President Donald Trump is planning to replace with a “championship-level” course.
Workers removed more than 500 trees at a Washington, D.C., golf course over the weekend that President Donald Trump is working to remodel , and it happened like many of his other design projects in town: suddenly and without permission.
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