Kennedy Center Faces Allegations of Ignoring Structural Issues Before Closure
Former employees allege that Kennedy Center officials were aware of serious structural issues before the venue's abrupt closure. The executive director denied these claims, stating that recent inspections revealed new hazards.
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Kennedy Center's Structural Issues Ignored, Former Employees Claim
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