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Deal for Proposed MLS Stadium a "Non-Starter" According to Boston Mayor

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The New England Revolution hope to build a new soccer stadium on the site of an old Boston power plant, but tensions are rising between team leadership and the city leaders in Boston and Everett.

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Deal for Proposed MLS Stadium a "Non-Starter" According to Boston Mayor

The New England Revolution hope to build a new soccer stadium on the site of an old Boston power plant, but tensions are rising between team leadership and the city leaders in Boston and Everett.

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What's the Debate Behind Everett's Bet on a Football Stadium?

Everett’s mayor, Carlo DeMaria, strongly defended Tuesday the construction of a football stadium on an abandoned industrial site where an energy plant once operated. The ambitious project, valued at $1 billion and promoted by the Kraft group, seeks to turn the site into the new home of the New England Revolution team. The stadium would have capacity for 25,000 people and would also serve concerts and community events. DeMaria described the propo…

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