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Rings around the Eiffel Tower
Amelia Newcomb
Paris is once again buzzing about the Olympics. Yes, Parisians understand that the once-dreaded Games that became a monthlong joyfest are now in the history books. But does that mean the party has to end?
Mayor Anne Hidalgo thinks not. Her ask: to make permanent the iconic Olympic rings’ presence on the even more iconic Eiffel Tower. That idea is driving what one might call a very spirited debate. Check out Colette Davidson’s lively story today and see where you land.
