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subsidystadium · 11 days ago
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San Antonio city council moves forward on a new arena based on "useless", "incomplete" & "inadequate" economic report
This week, the city of San Antonio, Texas, voted to move forward with the November election that will decide the fate of the $1.3 billion arena (and other projects), called Project Marvel. This week, the team contacted every media outlet that it could find to discuss how great this deal was for the city. So residents heard that this deal will create $10 billion in direct spending! Or that it…
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subsidystadium · 1 month ago
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In Oklahoma, some believe that an ownership group is proving their "commitment" to the area when they pay just 5% for a $900M new arena
These days, it apparently doesn’t take much for certain sports owners to prove their loyalty to some people. This week in Oklahoma, several local leaders claimed that the upcoming new arena for their Oklahoma City Thunder was already a “symbol of growth” and showed the ownership group’s “commitment” to the area. State lawmakers continued to say that even though the arena is not built yet, it was…
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subsidystadium · 2 months ago
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St. Louis City SC owners do not need or want public money...just the many millions of taxpayer dollars they get every year
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subsidystadium · 2 months ago
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Years later, Columbus taxpayers continue to be used and abused by the Blue Jackets
When we think of bad stadium deals, there are so many to bring up. But normally, the usually big examples include the Buffalo Bills being given $850 million for their new stadium, the city of Nashville handing the Titans $1.2 billion, or the city of Las Vegas handing over $750 million to the Raiders. But I consider the situation involving the NHL’s Columbus Blue Jackets to be one of the most…
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subsidystadium · 3 months ago
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Concerns and Controversies at the 2024 Summer Olympics.
As the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris draw closer, the Games are already mired in concerns and controversies ranging from logistical challenges to ethical debates. While the Olympics aim to showcase global unity and athletic excellence, several pressing issues have cast a shadow over the preparations. 1. Security Challenges Paris faces heightened concerns over security, given its history of…
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subsidystadium · 3 months ago
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Round the World Cruises Offer Unique Travel Experiences
For those seeking the ultimate journey, round the world cruises promise an unparalleled travel experience. These extended voyages, which span continents and oceans, combine luxury, adventure, and cultural immersion, making them a bucket-list item for many travelers. The Itinerary of a Lifetime Round the world cruises typically last between 80 and 120 days, offering stops at iconic destinations…
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subsidystadium · 3 months ago
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subsidystadium · 3 months ago
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Fashion as a Reflection of Social Movements.
Throughout history, fashion has not only been a means of self-expression but also a powerful tool for social change. From the flapper dresses of the 1920s to the punk styles of the 1970s, clothing has been used to challenge societal norms, promote equality, and reflect political ideologies. Today, fashion continues to evolve in response to global social movements, influencing how we perceive…
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subsidystadium · 3 months ago
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Guess Showcases Ski Collection with High Altitude Fashion Show
In an extraordinary display of style and innovation, Guess recently unveiled its latest ski collection in a high-altitude fashion show held atop the breathtaking Swiss Alps. The event, which attracted global influencers, fashion insiders, and media outlets, was a testament to Guess’ ability to merge high-performance fashion with cutting-edge design, setting a new standard for winterwear. A…
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subsidystadium · 3 months ago
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Europe Airports Prepare for Busiest Ever Christmas Travel Season
Airports across Europe are gearing up for what is anticipated to be the busiest Christmas travel season in history. With international travel rebounding strongly post-pandemic, millions of passengers are expected to pass through European terminals during the holiday period, creating a surge in demand for flights, services, and infrastructure. Unprecedented Passenger Numbers Industry analysts…
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subsidystadium · 3 months ago
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2024: A Year of Dynamic Fashion Trends
As the fashion world evolves, 2024 promises to be a year marked by bold experimentation, sustainability, and the return of iconic styles with a modern twist. This year’s trends reflect a mix of futuristic innovations and nostalgic nods to past decades, with a focus on individuality, inclusivity, and environmental consciousness. From high-fashion runways to street style, here are the key fashion…
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subsidystadium · 3 months ago
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Michael Smith's Iconic Nine Dart Finish Stuns Sports World
Michael Smith has etched his name in sports history with a breathtaking nine-dart finish, a feat that left fans and pundits in awe. The dramatic moment unfolded during a high-stakes darts championship match, showcasing Smith’s unparalleled skill and precision under pressure. The Perfect Leg In a sequence that darts enthusiasts dream of, Smith executed nine flawless darts to achieve the perfect…
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subsidystadium · 4 months ago
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Santa Clara is not spending taxpayer money on the World Cup. Wait, yes they are
For those who don’t know, Levi Stadium in Santa Clara was selected to be one of 16 cities hosting World Cup games in 2026. The six games at Levi Stadium will be played between June 13 and July 1 of next year. Considering how contentious the history has been between the San Francisco 49ers and the city of Santa Clara, I figured something would blow up with this event. Then I recently saw this…
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subsidystadium · 4 months ago
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"Business groups" in Kansas City push local officials to build the Royals a new ballpark...without disclosing the Royals connections to the groups
This won’t be that long of a story. I just saw this tonight, and it made me laugh for one reason. It is something that I am seeing more of the last few years with certain media outlets. — Sportico,.com But let’s start at the beginning. In April 2024, residents of Jackson County, Missouri voted definitively not to extend a 40-year sales tax that would have funded repairs to the Kansas City Chiefs…
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subsidystadium · 6 months ago
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Now that the Buffalo Bills have a new stadium, they want locals to please shut up and be happy with whatever the team gives them
Ever since the beginning of 2023, many Buffalo residents demanded that the Bills sign a Community Benefits Agreement (CBA) if the team also wanted $750 million of public money for a new stadium. After a few months in 2023, the Bills proudly announced that they had signed an incredible CBA that reached “beyond the stadium”. Included in this deal were several things that the Bills were being asked…
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subsidystadium · 6 months ago
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The Anaheim Angels must keep their ballpark in "first class" condition. Why can't cities & counties use the Angels definition of first-class?
In 2019, the Anaheim Angels (I will not call them the LA Angels) agreed with the city of Anaheim on an extension to keep the team at Angel Stadium through 2050. The Angels owner, Arte Moreno, was going to buy the ballpark land and several lots around it for roughly $325 million dollars. But then the FBI arrested the mayor for corruption and other problems (including giving the Angels secret…
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subsidystadium · 6 months ago
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The San Francisco 49ers promise pay for all World Cup expenses...somewhat...kind of...maybe?
In February 2024, it was announced that 16 cities in North America, including Santa Clara’s Levi Stadium, home to the San Francisco 49ers, would host six games for the 2026 World Cup. But hosting games for the World Cup is quite costly. Brazil almost went bankrupt after spending $12 billion on now-unused stadiums for their World Cup hosting duties in 2014. Furthermore, over the last few years,…
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