The World Cup final came to town. The town great eight times larger.
First publishedJul 19, 15:00 UTC
Last updatedJul 20, 15:07 UTC · 2m ago
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The local elected official who really rules MetLife Stadium today is Jeffrey Lahullier, whose 10,000-person town sees its population swell by more than 800 percent whenever there’s an event at the stadium complex in the middle of his turf, writes POLITICO's Will McCarthy:Read Will's story “The World Cup came to town. The town grew eight times larger” here.
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- What's the story?
- The local elected official who really rules MetLife Stadium today is Jeffrey Lahullier, whose 10,000-person town sees its population swell by more than 800 percent whenever there’s an event at the stadium complex in the middle of his turf, writes POLITICO's Will McCarthy:Read Will's story “The World Cup came to town. The town grew eight times larger” here.
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- 1 outlet, average source rating 7.0/10.
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