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Kennedy Center Defends Closure as Necessary for Public Safety

Kennedy Center Defends Closure as Necessary for Public Safety
New York Times Thursday 17 September 2026, 15:56 UTC By Julia Jacobs 1 min read
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Matt Floca, the executive director of the Kennedy Center, has said the building has serious maintenance needs, including structural steel corroded by water infiltration.

Matt Floca, the executive director of the Kennedy Center, has said the building has serious maintenance needs, including structural steel corroded by water infiltration.
Kennedy Center Defends Closure (LOCATION) Matt Floca (PERSON) the Kennedy Center (ORG)
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