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Pair Of Towers Proposed As Gateway To TD Garden Shopping District

05 / 17 / 13

A 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...

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01/31/95
STATE CONSIDERS FUNDING OPTIONS FOR NEW BREWERS STADIUM

Wisconsin state officials are considering funding options for the new Brewers stadium and have already declared one option "dead on arrival" -- a sales tax increase. Another recommendation being consi

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01/30/95
HORNETS, CITY OF CHARLOTTE WORK ON A COMPROMISE

Negotiations for a compromise that calls for $7M worth of renovations to the Charlotte Coliseum between the city and the Hornets have begun, according to Saturday''s CHARLOTTE OBSERVER. The compromise

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01/30/95
BALTIMORE REFUSES TO EVER, EVER, EVER SAY DIE

A front-page article in Sunday''s Baltimore SUN chronicles the city''s continuing struggle to attract an NFL team. The SUN''s Jon Morgan writes, "Baltimore has become a virtual Washington suburb in th

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01/30/95
HOLLYWOOD PARK WAITS ON RAIDERS

A "preliminary agreement" has been reached by Hollywood Park for financing its proposed $200M stadium where the Raiders and UCLA would play, according to today''s L.A. TIMES. Hollywood Park CEO R.D. H

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01/30/95
WINNIPEG WAITS, DEBATES ON NEW ARENA SITE DECISION

Manitoba Entertainment Complex (MEC), the business group trying to build a new arena in Winnipeg for the Jets, must convince the Winnipeg City Council to approve a proposal in principle to donate the

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01/27/95
CLEVELAND PANEL RECOMMENDS RENOVATION OF BROWNS' HOME

A 12-person task force recommended yesterday the renovation of Cleveland''s 63-year old Municipal Stadium rather than build a new facility for the Browns. The task force, appointed by Mayor Michael Wh

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01/27/95
CITY, MAVERICKS AGREE TO WORK FOR ARENA DEAL IN NEXT 30 DAYS

The City of Dallas and the Mavericks are working "toward striking a deal within 30 days" on a proposed new arena in downtown Dallas, according to this morning''s FORT WORTH STAR- TELEGRAM. In discussi

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01/27/95
HORNETS WANT ADDED SKYBOXES, OR WILL BUILD OWN ARENA

The Hornets are not satisfied with the number of skyboxes in the Charlotte Coliseum and will consider building a new arena if the city does not cooperate on a plan to help the team "remain competitive

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01/27/95
GLAZERS MEET WITH TSA; BABACAS TO BUILD "GOLDEN GREEK DOME"?

New Bucs owner Malcolm Glazer and his two sons met with two members of the Tampa Stadium Authority (TSA) yesterday on plans to replace or renovate Tampa Stadium. A committee is expected to be announce

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01/26/95
LOCAL BUSINESSES ASKED TO HELP FUND TARGET CENTER BUYOUT

The City of Minneapolis and MN Governor Arne Carlson yesterday asked local business leaders to help finance $12M of the $54M needed to buy the Target Center and complete the deal to sell the T-Wolves.

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