New Fenway Park Hits Roadblocks
29 November 2000 - 9:00am
After an acrimonious hearing, a proposed $600 million new Fenway Park in Boston looks unlikely.
"City councilors said they wanted answers to their questions about plans for a new Fenway Park when they called Boston Red Sox officials and city leaders to a hearing. But it was the councilors who did most of the talking Tuesday, continuing their sharp criticism of the proposal and lecturing officials for paying lip service to council's role in the deal. "
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The Boston Globe, November 28, 2000
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