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MSG Denied Indefinite Operating Permit, Paving Way For Possible Relocation05 / 23 / 13The N.Y. City Planning Commission yesterday "denied Madison Square Garden's request to operate indefinitely on its current site, reopening questions about moving the arena and shifting a hot-button political issue" to City Council Speaker Christine Quinn, according to Laura Kusisto of the WALL STREE... Tags: Facilities |
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LIGHTNING BOSS SAYS THEY'RE "CLOSE" ON ARENA FINANCING
Hillsborough County Commissioners have voted 5-1 to approve a new lease with the Lightning, "one that will allow them to go the bond market Thursday," according to Joe Henderson of the TAMPA TRIBUNE.
Tags: Facilities, NHL, Palace Sports & Entertainment, Tampa Bay Lightning
WISCO OFFICIALS ASK FOR LONG-TERM COMMITMENT FROM BREWERS
WI Gov. Tommy Thompson said yesterday that the state, Milwaukee County and the city of Milwaukee have "asked the Brewers to agree to stay in Milwaukee for 30 years" if a new stadium is built as part o
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NEW FINANCING PLAN FOR DC ARENA COULD SAVE MILLIONS
Officials of DC''s Redevelopment Land Agency board today will announce an agreement on a new financing plan for the city''s $56M share of a new downtown sports arena, which backers say "could save tax
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TAXPAYER GROUPS RISE UP AGAINST FUNDING NEW STADIUMS
SEATTLE: Frank Ruano, a longtime civic activist, hopes to "derail" the September 19 King County vote on a sales tax hike to fund a new stadium for the Mariners, according to Rebecca Boren of the SEATT
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NEW STADIUM IN TAMPA PROVING TO BE COSTLY FOR TAXPAYERS
City and county taxpayers "are about to be asked to pick up the tab" for up to $90M to help finance construction of a stadium for the Bucs, according to Jeff Testerman of the ST. PETERSBURG TIMES. A s
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POLL SHOWS RESIDENTS OF GOTHAM WANTS TEAMS TO STAY IN CITY
A poll by Quinnipiac College surveyed 722 New York City residents from July 11-18 on their views of the Mets and Yankees and the building of new facilities for both teams (The Quinnipiac Poll). HOW IM
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BACKERS OF CROSSTOWN MEGAPLEX SITE SET TO GO ON OFFENSIVE
Anticipated "higher costs" for a megaplex at the proposed South Boston site and "neighborhood concerns" about traffic have prompted calls for "another look" at the rival CrossTown site. Gov. William W
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NAMING RIGHTS FOR BREWERS STADIUM? NO TALKS SCHEDULED
Contrary to reports out of Wisconsin yesterday, officials from the state and Miller Brewing said that they have "no talks scheduled" over the company''s possible interest in buying naming rights to a
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BIRDS OF A FEATHER? TIGERS AND LIONS EXPLORE JOINT STADIUM
The Tigers and Lions have "renewed" talks for a joint joint stadium as their individual efforts have "faltered" in recent weeks, according to CRAIN''S DETROIT BUSINESS. Silverdome Exec Dir Eric Walker
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NHL SLOWS LIGHTNING ARENA DEAL
Last-minute demands from the NHL "scuttled" the Lightning''s planned sale today of $80M in bonds to finance their proposed downtown arena, according to Joe Henderson of the TAMPA TRIBUNE. The developm
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