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Baltimore Grand Prix group in turmoil
IndyCar executives met with Baltimore officials Monday to discuss the future of the company planning the city's Grand Prix — and whether the leader of the group should depart. Downforce Racing LLC, which took over the troubled event earlier this...
Tags: William H. Cole IV, Illinois, India, Egypt, Companies and Corporations
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Camden Yards, the stadium that changed baseball and Baltimore, turns 20
Clearly, brick and steel age more gracefully than the rest of us, because Oriole Park is about to celebrate its 20th birthday on Opening Day Friday and who can believe it is already the 10th-oldest ballpark in the major leagues?
Time does fly, in this...Tags: William Donald Schaefer, University of Baltimore, Architecture, Executive Branch, Martin O'Malley
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New Grand Prix group is off to slow start
With the second Baltimore Grand Prix less than five months away, organizers of the race have yet to sign key agreements, land sponsorship deals, launch a marketing campaign or start selling tickets.
Downforce Racing LLC has not fulfilled three of five...Tags: Government, Auto Racing, Advertising, Baltimore Hotels, Rentals
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Grand Prix contract delay could cause 'PR problems,' lawyer warns
Reporters often suspect that government officials attempt to prevent the whole story from getting out. Occasionally, we get proof. I have a story in today’s paper about Downforce Racing, the group organizing this year’s Baltimore Grand...
Tags: Auto Racing, Lawyers, Grand Prix of Baltimore, Justice System, Labor Day
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Lawyer clarifies instructions not to discuss Grand Prix contract
The state employee who mistakenly included me on an email this week in which she advised a spokeswoman to “refrain from discussing [the delayed Grand Prix contract] with the Sun,” has responded to my request for clarification. Assistant...
Tags: Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Auto Racing, Grand Prix of Baltimore
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Stadium Authority: No effort to deceive in discussion of Grand Prix contract
The recent article about the status of the Baltimore Grand Prix and Downforce Racing suggests the Maryland Stadium Authority (MSA) stalled the Baltimore Sun's efforts to secure material through the Public Information Act to prevent a public relations...Tags: Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Auto Racing, Grand Prix of Baltimore, Baltimore Running Festival
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Future of Camden Yards depends on continued evolution
In 1912, when Fenway Park opened as the home of the Boston Red Sox, fans went to a baseball game because they wanted to watch a baseball game. One hundred years later, stadiums are much more complicated places, filled with fans hoping for a variety of...
Tags: Realty, Miami Marlins, Cordish Cos., Peter G. Angelos, Chicago Cubs
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New amenities at Oriole Park delight fans
As soon as the gates opened at noon Friday, Peter Hudak raced up the stairs to the new rooftop deck behind the center-field wall of Oriole Park at Camden Yards.
The Columbia resident held a standing-room-only ticket, and his plan all along was to...Tags: Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Peter G. Angelos, Gold Glove Awards, White Marsh, Minnesota Twins
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Camden Yards at 20
When the Orioles open their season Friday, it's a safe bet that while many in attendance will be rooting for the home team (and some for the visitors, alas), all will appreciate the venue. Oriole Park at Camden Yards has remained one of the great...Tags: ESPN (tv network), Baseball, William Donald Schaefer, Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Company Privatization
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Howard won't build proposed Elkridge tennis complex
Like private investors before them, Howard County officials this week said they will not build the large Troy Park tennis complex in Elkridge that local boosters of the sport have long proposed. "It's not going to be a project that the taxpayers of...
Tags: Ken Ulman, Marketing, Tennis, Finance, Crossroads
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Editorial: Skeptical report on tennis center a welcome dose of reality
The Maryland Stadium Authority has dumped a bucket of ice-cold water on the tennis enthusiasts who want to build a world-class tennis facility in Howard County, in the form of a rather sobering and discouraging analysis of the proposal. And while the...
Tags: Ken Ulman, Tennis, Howard County
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Letter: Howard County remains ideal location for tennis center
A scaled-down tennis center at Troy Park is still possible and feasible. The Maryland Stadium Authority (MSA) study confirmed the positive economic impact and demand for tennis courts. The center would attract USTA tournaments, alleviate the shortage of...Tags: Tennis, Howard County
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