Atlanta Journal ConstitutionA man was killed Friday night in a shooting in southwest Atlanta. (Credit: Channel 2 Action News). Story Highlights; The victim was a man in his 20s, police said. The incident happened late Friday. An argument involving a car apparently was at the …Atlanta Police: 1 dead, 1 injured in botched car saleFOX […]
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Saturday, January 28, 2017
Otto Porter Jr. helps Washington Wizards steamroll Atlanta Hawks – UPI.com
UPI.comWashington Wizards forward Otto Porter Jr. (22) had 21 points and 11 rebounds on Friday and helped spark the Wizards to a 112-86 win over the Atlanta Hawks, which pulled Washington within a half-game of fourth place in the Eastern Conference.Wizards stay hot, throttle Atlanta on the road, 112-86Washington PostAtlanta Hawks Game Preview: Jan. 27 […]
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Donald Trump Executive Order Muslim Ban Racist, Draconian
Donald Trump Executive Order Muslim Ban Racist, Draconian
Donald Trump Executive Order Muslim Ban Racist, Draconian
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Donald Trump Executive Order Muslim Ban Racist, Draconian
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Serena Williams Beats Venus Williams, Wins 2017 Australian Open
Serena Williams Beats Venus Williams, Wins 2017 Australian Open
Serena Williams Beats Venus Williams, Wins 2017 Australian Open
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Serena Williams Beats Venus Williams, Wins 2017 Australian Open
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Hawks To Give Super Sendoff To NFC Champion Atlanta Falcons – Hawks.com
Hawks.comATLANTA — The Atlanta Falcons run to Super Bowl LI has energized the city of Atlanta and put the city at the center of the sports world. Before the Falcons head to Houston, the Atlanta Hawks will honor the Falcons in a one-of-a-kind pregame ceremony …Super Bowl 51: Secret to Atlanta Falcons Success? Ping-Pong Julio […]
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Friday, January 27, 2017
Atlanta deputy director ‘no longer with city’ after arrest, Hard Rock Cafe tirade – 11alive.com
11alive.comATLANTA — Police confirm that a top-ranking employee of Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed’s office was arrested for causing a disturbance at downtown Atlanta’s Hard Rock Cafe while allegedly under the influence of alcohol. Now officials with the city confirm …Atlanta executive let go after disorderly conduct charge at restaurantCBS46 News Atlanta all 4 news articles […]
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Today’s ‘Political Rewind’: Trump, casinos, and the race for mayor of Atlanta – Atlanta Journal Constitution (blog)
Atlanta Journal Constitution (blog)Today’s line-up: Host Bill Nigut; yours truly; state Sen. Nan Orrock, D-Atlanta; fellow Insider and political reporter Greg Bluestein; and Eric Tanenblatt, Republican advisor and senior managing director of national government affairs for the Dentons … and more …read more From:: Atlanta News By Google News
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Atlanta Falcons fans “rise up” at thunderous City Hall pep rally – Atlanta Journal Constitution
Atlanta Journal ConstitutionAtlanta Falcons fans fill Atlanta City Hall to capacity on Friday during a pep rally for the Super Bowl-bound team. LEON STAFFORD/AJC. Atlanta Falcons fans rocked Atlanta City Hall on Friday, with more than 1,000 people getting their “sway on” to …RISE UP: City Hall hosts Atlanta Falcons pep rallyWSB AtlantaAtlanta Falcons’ owner […]
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Oakland Raiders $1 Rent NFL Lease Proposal Will Put Las Vegas Stadium Authority In Deficit
Oakland Raiders $1 Rent NFL Lease Proposal Will Put Las Vegas Stadium Authority In Deficit
Oakland Raiders $1 Rent NFL Lease Proposal Will Put Las Vegas Stadium Authority In Deficit Oakland Raiders. The Las Vegas lease proposal to the Las Vegas Stadium Authority proves what Oakland and Alameda County have known for years: give the Raiders a chance to take what you have, and they'll do it. The Raiders want it all for them, and as little for you as possible. In the case of the 107-page Las Vegas Lease Proposal, which this blogger went through, there are several problems, among them the fact that there's a rent charge of just $1. That's right. The Oakland Raiders, which are paying a $1 million rent at the so-called old and run-down Oakland Coliseum, are proposing to pay a rental fee of $1 to the Las Vegas Stadium Authority, and also stick them with other stadium operations costs, including utilities and Internet, while keeping all naming right and sponsorship monies. The Oakland Raiders must take the Las Vegas Stadium Authority staff for suckers who have never negotiated a stadium lease before, and want the NFL to approve the Raiders' relocation so bad, they'll agree to sell their souls to the devil if that's what it takes. A $1 rental agreement on a $1.9 billion, retractable roof stadium. By contrast, the Houston Texans, which benefit from hotel tax financing, and have a retractable roof, have a $1.5 million annual rent in a lease that lasts to 2031. Indeed, the AECOM study for the proposed Las Vegas MLS Soccer Stadium recommended an annual rent of just north of $4 million. The bottom line is, considering all of the costs the Las Vegas Stadium Authority is being asked to assume in the Oakland Raiders proposal, the LVSA will wind up running a deficit after its' first year of operation. There's no spreadsheet scenario where the LVSA comes clearly into the black under the Raiders proposal. That's not the way it's supposed to be, and anyone on the staff who would claim that this is the only way to do it because of the bond issue either doesn't know what they're doing, or is not telling the truth. As them why the Houston Texans Stadium, site of Super Bowl 51, pays a $1.5 million rent to its stadium authority, and also has a hotel-tax-supported financing structure? Stay tuned.
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Oakland Raiders $1 Rent NFL Lease Proposal Will Put Las Vegas Stadium Authority In Deficit Oakland Raiders. The Las Vegas lease proposal to the Las Vegas Stadium Authority proves what Oakland and Alameda County have known for years: give the Raiders a chance to take what you have, and they'll do it. The Raiders want it all for them, and as little for you as possible. In the case of the 107-page Las Vegas Lease Proposal, which this blogger went through, there are several problems, among them the fact that there's a rent charge of just $1. That's right. The Oakland Raiders, which are paying a $1 million rent at the so-called old and run-down Oakland Coliseum, are proposing to pay a rental fee of $1 to the Las Vegas Stadium Authority, and also stick them with other stadium operations costs, including utilities and Internet, while keeping all naming right and sponsorship monies. The Oakland Raiders must take the Las Vegas Stadium Authority staff for suckers who have never negotiated a stadium lease before, and want the NFL to approve the Raiders' relocation so bad, they'll agree to sell their souls to the devil if that's what it takes. A $1 rental agreement on a $1.9 billion, retractable roof stadium. By contrast, the Houston Texans, which benefit from hotel tax financing, and have a retractable roof, have a $1.5 million annual rent in a lease that lasts to 2031. Indeed, the AECOM study for the proposed Las Vegas MLS Soccer Stadium recommended an annual rent of just north of $4 million. The bottom line is, considering all of the costs the Las Vegas Stadium Authority is being asked to assume in the Oakland Raiders proposal, the LVSA will wind up running a deficit after its' first year of operation. There's no spreadsheet scenario where the LVSA comes clearly into the black under the Raiders proposal. That's not the way it's supposed to be, and anyone on the staff who would claim that this is the only way to do it because of the bond issue either doesn't know what they're doing, or is not telling the truth. As them why the Houston Texans Stadium, site of Super Bowl 51, pays a $1.5 million rent to its stadium authority, and also has a hotel-tax-supported financing structure? Stay tuned.
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