Phoenix Family Donates Land For Cardinals Stadium
After months of failed proposals for a new Cardinals football stadium, a Phoenix family donates 15 acres of land.
"...A Phoenix family will donate land for a new $350 million Arizona Cardinals football stadium, breathing life into a proposal city officials had considered dead... The Hurley family, which has owned land southeast of the interchange of Loops 101 and 202 for nearly a century, has agreed to donate nine to 15 acres for the multipurpose stadium and its rollout field."
Thanks to Tom Collins
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