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stadium renovations

  • "Trade the Saints to Minneapolis for the Timberwolves"

    sports and the economy, stadium renovations, stadium subsidies
    August 30, 2012
    by Phil Miller
    John Spry, an economist with St. Thomas University in the Twin Cities, has written an opinion piece that appeared in the St. Paul Pioneer Press.  In it, he takes issue ...
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  • Stadium Naming Fun

    stadium renovations, stadium subsidies, stadiums, The Stadium Game
    April 21, 2010
    by Dennis Coates
    Lackawanna County stadium naming contract must be made public, state says What a great headline! Here is how the story begins: A naming-rights agreement for the county-owned baseball stadium is ...
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  • Stadium Debt

    stadium renovations, stadium subsidies, The Stadium Game
    April 13, 2010
    by Skip Sauer
    Stadium debt, in some cases, hangs around a lot longer than the teams that once played in them. From the Houston Chronicle comes this story that the vacant Astrodome "carries ...
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  • No More Super Bowls in Miami?

    stadium renovations, stadium subsidies, The Stadium Game
    January 11, 2010
    by Skip Sauer
    A story in today's Boston Herald reports that posted prices for Super Bowl tickets range from $2,000 to $5,000 in the secondary market. Here are some interesting quotes from market ...
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  • Ottawa stadium proposal

    public funding, stadium renovations, stadium subsidies
    October 19, 2009
    by Skip Sauer
    This article in the Ottawa Citizen has plenty of details on a plan to spend $100 million or so in public money to renovate Ottawa's empty and "dilapidated" Frank Clair ...
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  • Winless Washington Seeks $150 Million

    college football, public funding, stadium renovations
    March 9, 2009
    by Skip Sauer
    Husky stadium is old and renovation is in the cards. But $300 million is a load of money to spend, especially for a winless, directionless program. So the UW is ...
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  • Kansas City Royals Increase Ticket Prices

    MLB, pricing, stadium renovations
    October 12, 2008
    by Phil Miller
    It looks like the Royals are betting on stadium renovations to boost the demand for tickets. The Royals rolled out a new ticket-price structure Friday for their first season in ...
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