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Kennedy Center Seeks Delay in Lawsuit Amid Renovation Decisions

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The Kennedy Center has requested a federal judge to extend deadlines in an ongoing lawsuit concerning its potential closure as it evaluates renovation options. The center's board is considering three possible paths: a full closure during renovations, limited events in unaffected areas, or periodic closures for essential repairs while maintaining programming. A decision on these options is expected to be presented to the board of trustees by mid-July. A previous ruling by US District Judge Casey Cooper has blocked the center's closure, emphasizing that it must continue its operations to fulfill its congressional duties.

Key Details: • Kennedy Center is exploring three renovation options. • A decision will be presented to the board of trustees by mid-July. • Federal judge has blocked any closure plans, requiring continued operation.

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