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Proposed 110-foot parking garages draw scrutiny at RFK planning meeting – WTOP News (opens the original)
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At a National Capital Planning Commission meeting Thursday, the focus of the discussion wasn’t the planned Washington Commanders stadium in D.C.; it was the parking garages planned for the site. Before the stadium is expected to open in 2030, the Commanders and the city plan to build two parking garages that would each rise to about 110 feet. A south garage, closest to the stadium, would hold 2,400 spaces, while the larger garage would hold 3,600 spaces. For the stadium, which would hold 65,000
Residents weigh in on future of RFK campus as DC Council reviews master plan – WTOP News (opens the original)
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People who live near the RFK site and advocacy groups are weighing in on D.C.’s vision for the campus, which will be home to the new Washington Commanders stadium. Supporters and critics are telling lawmakers what they want to see, from housing and park space to traffic, parking and concerns about people being displaced. “I think the opportunity presented to us is amazing, but we need to do it right because mistakes made today will live with us for decades,” Ronald Perkel, who lives in Ward 7, s
White says he’s ready to return to DC Council, but mistrial may not restore influence – WTOP News (opens the original)
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D.C. Council member Trayon White says he’s ready to get back to work after his federal bribery trial ended in a mistrial. But one political analyst says what came out of the trial could make that difficult for the council member when he returns to the dais. White is accused of accepting $35,000 in cash from businessman Allieu Kamara as part of a bribery scheme in which prosecutors said he attempted to steer D.C. contracts for Kamara’s businesses. White pleaded not guilty, and the jury in his fir
No verdict in Day 2 of jury deliberations in DC council member’s federal bribery trial – WTOP News (opens the original)
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A second day of jury deliberations in Ward 8 D.C. Council member Trayon White’s bribery trial ended Thursday without a verdict, but jurors sent two more questions to the judge that focused on White’s intent when he accepted $35,000 in cash from Allieu Kamara, an FBI informant. According to the defense responses to the questions, jurors asked whether receiving money in exchange for an official act could amount to a violation of official duty if White never intended to follow through. They also as
Prosecutors, defense make final arguments before jury deliberates in DC council member’s federal bribery trial – WTOP News (opens the original)
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The jury in the federal bribery trial of Ward 8 D.C. Council member Trayon White heard final pleas from prosecutors and the defense before the case heads toward deliberations. It follows several days of testimony in the trial, in which prosecutors are trying to prove White accepted $35,000 in cash stuffed into envelopes in return for helping a businessperson with D.C. government contracts. The prosecution went first, where Assistant U.S. Attorney for D.C. Rebecca Ross laid out why the government
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