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Ratner Feels MSG Can't Veto Isles Games At Renovated Nassau Coliseum05 / 24 / 13Forest City Ratner Chair & CEO and Nets investor Bruce Ratner, discussing his company's bid for Nassau Coliseum and the Islanders potentially playing a handful of games at the renovated arena after '15, said the venue "really needs to be redone." Ratner appeared on Fox Busine... Tags: Facilities, New York Islanders, NHL, Madison Square Garden |
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CITY OF TORONTO SEEKS OUTSIDE NEGOTIATOR FOR RAPTORS DEAL
The City of Toronto "may bring in outside help to negotiate a deal for the Raptors'' basketball stadium," according to this morning''s TORONTO STAR. Yesterday''s decision by the City Council, which al
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BREWERS DEMANDING FINANCIAL RECORDS REMAIN CONFIDENTIAL
The Brewers are adamant that their financial records remain confidential while funding options are discussed for a new stadium, according to the MILWAUKEE JOURNAL SENTINEL. The Brewers recently provid
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NASHVILLE BEER VOTE PASSES; CITY PLANS TO MOVE ON DEVILS
Last night, the Nashville Metro Council voted 26-10 to allow beer sales at the new arena being built downtown, just 85 feet away from a Baptist Church. A city law prohibits beer sales within 100 feet
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BROWNS OWNER TELLS MAYOR TO HOLD OFF ON STADIUM DEBATE
In an open letter to Cleveland Mayor Michael White which appeared in the Cleveland PLAIN-DEALER, Browns Owner Art Modell wrote that "''now'' is not the right time for the Cleveland Browns and their fa
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NASHVILLE BEER VOTE IS STILL TO CLOSE TO CALL
Tonight''s vote to allow the coming 20,000-seat Nashville Arena to sell beer is still too close to call, according to the NASHVILLE BANNER. In a BANNER poll of council members, Mayor Phil Bredesen has
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VETO OF PROPERTY TAX BILL COULD "CLOUD" PEPSI CENTER PLANS
CO Gov. Roy Romer "suprised" critics by vetoing an "eleventh hour" bill that would have overturned a CO Supreme Court ruling that declared property tax exemptions on government land illegal. The bill
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FLAMES MOVE TO CHANGE NAME OF OLYMPIC SADDLEDOME
Flames executives are talking with Calgary city officials about changing the name of the Olympic Stadium, according to the CALGARY HERALD. Flames Asst PR Dir Mike Burke confirmed that a name rights de
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BUILD A RINK, GET A TEAM: ORR-TSONGAS TEAM SCORES IN MA
After the city of Lowell, MA, announced yesterday the approval of a bond issue to build a hockey arena, AHL President & CEO Dave Andrews announced this morning that former U.S. Senator Paul Tsongas an
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DISTRICT PLEDGING MONEY TO ALTER SUBWAY FOR NEW ARENA
The DC government has pledged $15M in federal and local money to construct a wider entrance to the subway station near the proposed site of the new downtown sports arena, according to the WASHINGTON P
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CLEVELAND MAYOR OFFERS FOURTH STADIUM PLAN IN AS MANY WEEKS
Cleveland Mayor Michael White has offered what he calls a "compromise" plan for the renovation of Cleveland Municipal Stadium, according to the Cleveland PLAIN-DEALER. White''s plan calls for a 10% ta
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