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Updated · Baltimore Sun · Aug 20

GSA Clears Freedom250 Grand Prix Route, Finding 0 Areas of Concern

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Updated · Baltimore Sun · Aug 20

GSA Clears Freedom250 Grand Prix Route, Finding 0 Areas of Concern

3 articles · Updated · Baltimore Sun · Aug 20

The General Services Administration said it found no issues with the proposed Freedom250 Grand Prix route after reviewing possible effects on nearby federal assets.
The statement addressed concerns that the race could affect government property and irreplaceable art in the area.
GSA said it supports the patriotic celebrations in Washington, including the Freedom250 Grand Prix, signaling no federal objection from the agency on that front.

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