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How Much Is That Stadium In The Window? (Village Voice news blog)

Posted on March 20, 2008 by Neil deMause

Barely two weeks after I wrote about the rising public costs of the new Yankees stadium, those costs have risen yet again: Baseball may be a game of numbers, but this is ridiculous: Sports fans (or just concerned taxpayers) who … Continue reading →

Posted in Articles, Parks, Stadiums and Arenas

Bloomie’s fuzzy math on stadiums (Metro NY)

Posted on March 3, 2008 by Neil deMause

It’s been a while since I’ve had an excuse to do a new tally of the public costs of the Yankees and Mets deals, so I was pleased to see New York Mayor Mike Bloomberg put his foot in his … Continue reading →

Posted in Articles, Baseball, Op-eds, Parks, Stadiums and Arenas

Bloomberg’s Coney Gambit Leaves Thor Up Sitt Creek (Village Voice news blog)

Posted on November 9, 2007 by Neil deMause

New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s long-awaited rezoning plan for Coney Island was finally released yesterday. But while most news outlets were distracted by the pretty pictures, they largely missed the bigger story – the city’s plan to use a never-before-tried … Continue reading →

Posted in Articles, Coney Island, Development, Parks

Turf Wars: Yanks’ Replacement Park Stinks, Say Bronx Residents (Village Voice)

Posted on September 26, 2007 by Neil deMause

When the Yankees got permission to build their $1.3 billion stadium complex in a Bronx park, the city promised to provide interim park space for local residents to use until new permanent parks are ready. How’s that working out? About … Continue reading →

Posted in Articles, Baseball, Parks, Stadiums and Arenas

September: Death and Taxes

Posted on September 1, 2006 by Neil deMause

August was a month for two major anniversaries: One year since Hurricane Katrina devastated the Gulf Coast, and the 10-year mark since President Clinton signed “welfare reform” into law. Thanks to my Extra! article on poverty coverage in the wake … Continue reading →

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