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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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TAMPA SPORTS AUTHORITY OPTS TO BUILD A NEW STADIUM
The Tampa Sports Authority (TSA) is moving forward with a plan to build a new $168.1M stadium for the Bucs, according to the ST. PETERSBURG TIMES. Faced with the choice of renovating, rebuilding, or b
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MARINERS WILL NOT SPEARHEAD NEW STADIUM EFFORTS
Mariners VP Paul Isaki said a matter of "very Japanese" dignity prevents the team from heading up efforts to build a new ballpark, according to the Tacoma NEWS TRIBUNE. Addressing the King County Coun
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TWINS VETO PROPOSED REMODELING EFFORTS FOR THE METRODOME
The Twins have asked the Metropolitan Sports Facilities Commission (MSFC) to "stop" any Metrodome remodeling efforts until "the future of our tenancy is determined," according to the Minneapolis STAR-
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PANEL SET TO CONVINCE STATE LAWMAKERS MEGAPLEX IS FEASIBLE
The special convention center commission working on financing for Boston''s megaplex began presenting their findings to state officials yesterday according to this morning''s BOSTON HERALD. Briefing H
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STATE OF THE ARENAS: "THE AUD" MEETS ITS CROSSROADS
"The Aud" has been home to Buffalo''s NHL and minor league hockey clubs since it''s opening in 1940, but will close after next season when the new Crossroads Arena opens. The new $122.5M project will
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RAPTORS UNHAPPY AT CITY'S REQUEST TO PAY FOR LAND
The Raptors are telling the city of Toronto they will not pay for a piece of land that is an "integral" part of the team''s C$200M arena development, according to the FINANCIAL POST. In a letter to ci
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WARRIORS MAY BE MOVING BACK TO SAN FRANCISCO
The San Francisco Redevelopment Agency "unanimously agreed" to consider a downtown site on Rincon Hill as a convention center and new home for the Warriors, according to the SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE. T
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MEGAPLEX LOOKING TO GENERATE REVENUE THROUGH SPECIAL TAXES
MA state officials behind plans for a South Boston megaplex stated yesterday that they could "cover at least half" of the estimated $80M annual cost by levying new "fees or taxes" on hotel rooms, rent
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SCHOTT AND BUSINESS LEADERS REACH AGREEMENT FOR NEW STADIUM
Reds Owner Marge Schott and the Cincinnati Business Community (CBC) announced plans yesterday to build a new ballpark on Riverfront West (Geoff Hobson, CINCINNATI ENQUIRER, 5/31). Although there is no
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REDSKINS' COOKE ABANDONS LAUREL SITE; POLLIN NOT BUDGING
Redskins Owner Jack Kent Cooke last week decided to "give up" on plans to build a stadium at Laurel, MD (Jon Morgan, WASHINGTON TIMES, 5/27). Cooke has now turned his sights on a proposed area in Prin
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