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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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NEW SURVEY IN TAMPA SHOWS STADIUM TAX FACES UPHILL FIGHT
According to a recent survey of 643 randomly selected adults in the Tampa area, 49% oppose using tax dollars to help pay for a new or renovated stadium for the Bucs; 40% favor using tax dollars; 76% b
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RAMS WEIGH OPTIONS FOR ST. LOUIS DOME NAMING RIGHTS
Eight companies are in the running for the naming rights for St. Louis'' new domed stadium, according to Rams consultant Marc Ganis of Sports Corp. Ganis told the ST. LOUIS POST DISPATCH that the team
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SUMMER STREET MAY BE SITE FOR BOSTON MEGAPLEX
The megaplex commission is expected to recommend today that Summer Street in South Boston is the "best location" to build the convention center and sports complex, according to Richard Kindleberger in
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CASH PROBLEMS MAY PUT AN END TO NEW TIGER STADIUM PLANS
Tigers President John McHale says the issues of "financing, financing, and financing" loom large in the future of a new Tiger Stadium. Valarie Basheda of the DETROIT NEWS reports that McHale says that
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PATRIOTS AGREE TO SIGN LEASE AT MEGAPLEX
A "key step" was taken yesterday in plans to build a convention and sports facility in Boston as the Patriots agreed to sign a reported 25-year lease and become the "main tenant" of the proposed megap
SEATTLE VOTERS TO DECIDE ABOUT NEW STADIUM AND MARINERS
Members of the WA House voted 57-34 to approve a measure that will allow the citizens of King County to vote on whether to raise the county sales tax to pay for a new stadium for the Mariners, accordi
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ITT CONSIDERING INVESTMENT IN BOSTON MEGAPLEX
Although ITT has yet to make a "financial commitment," the company confirmed this weekend that it is reviewing plans to get involved in a combined convention center and sports stadium in Boston. Accor
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STADIUM DEALS UNDER REVIEW BY REDS AND BENGALS
A proposal being pursued by regional politicians and executives calls for the Reds and Bengals to get side-by-side stadiums on Cincinnati''s riverfront, according to the CINCINNATI ENQUIRER. While nei
PERMANENT SEAT LICENSING KEY TO TAMPA STADIUM EFFORTS
The Tampa Sports Authority (TSA) is hiring Max Muhleman, "pioneer" of the permanent seat license, to "convince fans that buying Bucs'' season tickets is a sound, long-term investment," according to Ji
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TAXPAYERS MAY HAVE TO FOOT THE BILL IN ATLANTA
Taxpayers in Atlanta and Fulton County "may have to pay as much as $1 million this year because of the baseball strike''s lingering impact on attendance," according to today''s ATLANTA CONSTITUTION. D
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