Trump-appointed Kennedy Center board to vote on closing building for renovations

Scheduled vote on closure comes after board quietly shelved a vote to restore Trump’s name to building’s facade The Kennedy Center’s Trump-appointed board will vote Tuesday on closing the institution’s main building for renovations, after quietly shelving a planned vote to restore Donald Trump’s name to the facade.

In a notice filed Monday in the US district court for the District of Columbia, government lawyers disclosed that Joe LaFauci, the center’s vice-president of board relations, told the board that Tuesday’s meeting “is now focused exclusively on the necessary closure of the Center”, citing “recently exacerbated structural emergencies”.

Read the original report at The Guardian.