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Browns, City of Cleveland Strike $100M Settlement for Stadium Move and Lakefront Revival
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Browns, City of Cleveland Strike $100M Settlement for Stadium Move and Lakefront Revival

The agreement clears the way for a new enclosed stadium and commits $100 million from the team’s owners toward downtown lakefront redevelopment after the current stadium is torn down.

by Ken Prendergast, NEOTrans

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Browns, City of Cleveland Strike $100M Settlement for Stadium Move and Lakefront Revival
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The agreement clears the way for a new enclosed stadium and commits $100 million from the team’s owners toward downtown lakefront redevelopment after the current stadium is torn down.

By Ken Prendergast, NEOTrans

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