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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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TEXAS LEGISLATION COULD PROVIDE NEW HOMES FOR TEXAS TEAMS
Oilers owner Bud Adams, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones and Rockets minority owner Gary Bradley were all in Austin Monday to show support for a measure sceheduled to ge before the Senate that would allow ci
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TAMPA BAY OFFICIALS STILL "FAR APART" ON MONEY FOR DOME
Officials from Pinellas County and St. Petersburg are still "far apart" on how to come up with $20M of the $50M needed to renovate the ThunderDome. County commissioners, who are facing a Tuesday deadl
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BOSTON HOTELIERS BACK TAX FOR NO-STADIUM MEGAPLEX
Hoteliers in Boston said yesterday that they will "reluctantly back a hotel tax hike to help finance a new convention center, but not if a stadium is part of the plan," according to this morning''s BO
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JACK MURPHY RENOVATIONS HAVE PADRES REAL ESTATE SHOPPING
The growing trend of franchises who threaten to move to "extract better-than-average deals in a free-market economy" is examined by Michael Granberry of the L.A. TIMES. The Chargers, who recently were
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UNCERTAINTY CONTINUES OVER NEW MARINERS HOME
With Mariners owners saying they will put the team up for sale next year if a new stadium isn''t built, the future of the team appears to be in the hands of some dissenting lawmakers. The bill that pa
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STADIUM NOTES
Camden County, NJ, officials, working with former Eagles QB Ron Jaworski and Gloucester Mayor Sandy Love, is putting together plans to build an office park and practice facility for the Eagles (PHILAD
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RED SOX OFFICIALS WANT OUT OF FENWAY BY 2001
Red Sox officials announced Friday that they have "accelerated their timetable for moving out" of Fenway Park and hope to be playing in a new stadium by 2001, according to the BOSTON GLOBE. Red Sox CE
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VOTERS IN CINCINNATI EXPRESS RESERVATIONS OVER STADIUM
Nearly 60% of Cincinnati residents "oppose construction of a new downtown stadium for the Reds or Bengals," according to a poll in the CINCINNATI ENQUIRER. The poll also found that "only" 19% of votin
AN OUTDOOR TWINS BALLPARK? NOT FOR AT LEAST FIVE YEARS
Twins President Jerry Bell, the team''s point man for researching the feasibility of a baseball-only facility, met with stadium architects HOK of Kansas City, according to the Minneapolis STAR TRIBUNE
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BOSTON MAYOR AGAINST HOTEL TAX HELP FOR FULL MEGAPLEX
Boston Mayor Thomas Menino yesterday backed a hike in the city''s hotel tax to help pay for a new convention center complex -- but not with a stadium -- according to Phil Primack of the BOSTON HERALD.
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