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DC Council moves forward with Commanders stadium deal but some residents remain concerned
WASHINGTON — The Washington Commanders are one step closer to returning to the District after the D.C. Council approved the first of two votes on a proposed stadium redevelopment deal. While the initial approval has prompted celebrations among fans and city leaders, some residents are raising concerns about the project’s long-term impacts.
Trayon White will not vote Friday, but could have critical role in a second vote confirming the potential passage of agreement to bring the Commanders back to D.C.
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Washington Commanders get green light for $3.7 billion stadium despite Donald Trump threat
Donald Trump threatened to block the Washington Commanders' proposed stadium move unless the 'Redskins' name is reinstated, ...
They’re really getting nervous about Trump’s attacks and how they might impact the stadium deal,” a source told On The Money.
Los Commanders de Washington están más cerca de regresar al sitio de su antiguo hogar en el Estadio RFK después de superar un ...
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Owner Josh Harris grew up watching Washington in Super Bowls and is thrilled to renew that history with a move back to RFK.
Amid news of him requesting a trade from the Washington Commanders, a mock trade surfaced that sends wide receiver Terry McLaurin to the Las Vegas Raiders.
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