The Kennedy Center's future is uncertain following the board's decision to close the performing arts venue on Wednesday. Rep. Joyce Beatty (D-Ohio), an ex officio board member, requested an emergency hearing from a federal judge to discuss the closure but was denied. In his ruling, Judge Christopher Cooper indicated that the center's closure requires proper notification.
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Judge rules Kennedy Center cannot be closed without prior notice; Missouri map case returns to court
A federal judge ruled that the Kennedy Center cannot be closed without prior notice, following the board's decision to shut down the venue. Rep. Joyce Beatty sought an emergency hearing regarding the closure but was denied by the court.
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