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By Andrea (registered) | Posted January 06, 2011 at 08:41:09
As a former die-hard fan of the Ticats, I generally try to keep my disdain for the current ownership at a manageable level. This entire process has soured me on the organization and I vote with my wallet by no longer attending any games, which is my prerogative. However, personal feelings aside, we need to keep focus on the the needs of the community and the best use of the Future Fund. Some argue that the Future Fund could be used on other initiatives but IMO The WH/Rheem site is never going to be developed by private investors due to the remediation costs....so the City can win by locating the velodrome and a true multi-use community stadium on this property.
Comment edited by Andrea on 2011-01-06 08:42:03
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