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Pair Of Towers Proposed As Gateway To TD Garden Shopping District05 / 17 / 13A Boston development team “wants to build a pair of towers in front of TD Garden that could reach 600 feet in height, creating a gateway for the arena with stores and restaurants, 500 residences, offices, and a 200-room hotel,” according to Casey Ross of the BOSTON GLOBE. The project, by... Tags: Facilities |
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WISCONSIN GOV. SAYS "NO" TO EXPANDED GAMING FOR STADIUM CASH
Gov. Tommy Thompson has refused to push for more Indian gaming in exchange for money that could help build a new stadium for the Brewers. However, Thompson "propped the door open" for discussions on "
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D.C. COUNCIL GIVES OK TO AGREEMENT FOR DOWNTOWN ARENA
The DC council voted unanimously yesterday to approve an agreement between Bullets/Capitals owner Abe Pollin and Mayor Marion Barry to build a downtown arena. The vote came after Pollin refused to con
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TIGERS GET COOL REACTION FROM STATE OFFICIALS
Tigers President John McHale says the team "is no longer in a financial position" to build a new ballpark without state funding, according to the DETROIT NEWS. In the past, team owner Mike Ilitch has
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RAPTORS' ARENA LAND DEAL COULD BE IN TROUBLE
The Raptors are in "delicate" negotiations with Marathon Realty over a parcel of land for their new 22,500-seat arena previously slated toward an open space and a community service building. The Rapto
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POLL SHOWS LITTLE SUPPORT FOR PUBLIC AID TO PATRIOTS
MA residents want the Patriots to stay in the state, "but they are firmly opposed to spending public dollars to upgrade Foxboro Stadium or to build the team a Boston megaplex home," according to a pol
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DEVELOPER CONFIRMS SITE COULD HOLD REDSKINS STADIUM
Developer Kingdon Gould confirmed yesterday that he has discussed a joint "undertaking" with Jack Kent Cooke to build a stadium on his land in Prince George''s County, MD, according to this morning''s
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FAIRFAX COUNTY PICKS SITES FOR MLB STADIUM IN NO. VIRGINIA
The 33-member Fairfax County, VA, task force unanimously recommended three sites for a proposed MLB stadium last night after two months of discussion. A 164-acre site near Dulles Airport, 80 acres nea
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OTTAWA HIRES FIRM TO SELL AAA STADIUM NAME
The City of Ottawa has hired a communications firm to sell the naming rights to the city''s baseball stadium for C$2M in order to recover some of the cost of building the stadium. Chelsea Communicatio
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MASS. LEGISLATURE NOT BOWING TO KRAFT'S DEMANDS
MA legislative leaders say they "won''t be pressured" by Patriots Owner Robert Kraft into financing projects to keep the team from leaving the state. Gov. William Weld is expected to file a legislativ
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COOKE MAY BE LOOKING AT NEW STADIUM SITE FOR REDSKINS
Redskins owner Jack Kent Cooke is negotiating with a wealthy landowner in Prince George''s County, MD, to purchase "more than 200 acres" for a new stadium, according to a report in yesterday''s WASHIN
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