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NFL Owners Approve Falcons' Stadium Funding; Team Granted Maximum $200M05 / 21 / 13NFL owners this morning at their spring meetings in Boston approved the Falcons for $200M in G-4 financing toward construction of a new stadium. The Falcons are the third team, following the 49ers and Vikings, to tap into the full amount that is available to teams through the league's current stadi... Tags: Facilities, Atlanta Falcons, NFL |
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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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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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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
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
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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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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GOVERNOR'S AIDE SAYS BREWERS STADIUM PLAN FAR FROM FINISHED
WI Governor Tommy Thompson''s top aide says a "myriad of questions and complications remain" in the search for a way to pay for a new $223M stadium for the Brewers. These statements come on the eve of
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D.C. COUNCIL LEARNS CITY'S OBLIGATION TOWARD ARENA PROJECT
D.C. council members met with city officials to discuss the city''s financial obligation toward the proposed $180M arena Bullets/Capitals owner Abe Pollin wants to build in downtown Washington. After
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STATE OF THE STADIUMS: THE HOME OF THE JAGUAR
The Jaguars, who will play next season in the $125M renovated Gator Bowl, have one of the best lease deals in the NFL. The city of Jacksonville will pay over $11M annually to cover expense, including
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MINN. GOVERNOR SUGGESTS STATE HELP FOR TARGET CENTER
MN Gov. Arne Carlson Monday told legislative leaders that "if Minneapolis cannot solve the Target Center financing puzzle on its own, he wants the state to step in and double its financial commitment.
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