Filming to still be allowed on land near Capitol

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WASHINGTON (AP) — Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton says a Senate committee has matched the House by approving a bill that would allow continued commercial filming and photography on a piece of land near the Capitol.

Union Square is one of the few places around the Capitol where filming is allowed, and the future of commercial filmmaking and photography there was uncertain after the National Park Service transferred the land last year to the Architect of the Capitol.

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