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Heights Theater Gets New Ownership, What's Next?

Originally Published 3 days ago — by MPR News

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The Heights Theater in Columbia Heights, a nearly 100-year-old historic cinema, has new owners Ryan Oestreich and Jeremy Marder who plan to preserve its traditions while expanding programming, including family-friendly events and a centennial celebration, as it reopens on January 9.

New Rays Owners Commit to Stadium Renovation and a New Ballpark by 2029

Originally Published 3 months ago — by MLB Trade Rumors

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The Tampa Bay Rays, now under new ownership led by Patrick Zalupski, are planning an ambitious stadium and development project to replace Tropicana Field, aiming for a 2029 opening with a modern, multi-use complex. The team seeks public funding and is exploring options in Tampa and St. Petersburg, with the goal of boosting revenue and competitiveness, though financing and local government support remain key challenges.

Lakers' Sale Sparks New Era and Rising Franchise Values

Originally Published 6 months ago — by Lake Show Life

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The Los Angeles Lakers, under new owner Mark Walter who purchased the team for $10 billion, are expected to revamp their front office by hiring Bob Myers, a highly successful NBA executive, to build a championship-winning team and potentially establish a new dynasty, signaling a significant shift from their previous penny-pinching approach.

"Washington Commanders' Stadium Undergoes $75 Million Upgrades as FedEx Ends Naming Rights Deal 2 Years Early"

Originally Published 1 year ago — by Washington Commanders

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The Washington Commanders have announced over $75 million in targeted investments to upgrade FedExField, including faster entry, new premium seating options, improved food and beverage choices, and sound system upgrades. The stadium will also undergo structural refreshes and offer new experiences such as a VIP field tunnel club and the 1932 Club. The organization aims to enhance the overall stadium experience for fans and players, with plans to host concerts and events in the future.

Change in Ownership: St. Laurent Brothers Candy Shop Under New Management

Originally Published 2 years ago — by WNEM

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Jordan Dice, a local entrepreneur who recently purchased Midland Mall, has acquired St. Laurent Brothers, a Bay City candy shop that has been in operation since 1904. The business, known for its all-natural peanut butter and assortment of candies, chocolates, and nuts, will continue to operate under new ownership. Dice plans to introduce ruby chocolate to the product lineup and is considering opening another St. Laurent Brothers store in the Midland Mall. Former owners Steve and Nancy Frye will assist with the transition, and Dice has brought in new management.

Insights from Commanders 2023 training camp

Originally Published 2 years ago — by Riggo's Rag

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The Washington Commanders' training camp for the 2023 season has been marked by a change in ownership and a renewed sense of optimism. The energy and atmosphere brought by the new management have been well-received by fans, with thousands showing up to cheer on the team. The positive vibe and contagious enthusiasm have created a sense of hope among even the most cynical of Washington football loyalists.

Washington Commanders' 2023 NFL Schedule Revealed, Includes Week 1 Matchup Against Cardinals.

Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Washington Post

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The Washington Commanders' 2023 NFL schedule offers few favors, including a Week 14 bye, only one prime-time slot, and two Thursday games. The team will face challenging opponents, including the Aaron Rodgers-led New York Jets, the San Francisco 49ers, and the Dallas Cowboys to close the season. The Commanders will open their season against the Arizona Cardinals and will play only one game over a 23-day span after Thanksgiving. The team's final game before its bye is a matchup with the Miami Dolphins, and the Commanders' final two games have the potential to be their toughest. The team may also have new ownership in the coming months.