Sotnos
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Business related, but not CBA related, how refreshing : St. Pete Times 11/30/04
(Ignore the part about the players being "on strike", the author obviously isn't a sports writer )
For those who don't know the background, the battle over this tax issue has been going on for a few years now, but this is the first sign I've seen that the Lightning might actually win.
I'm not a fan of corporate welfare, but if the county is already giving a break to the Bucs and especially to the Yankees, why not to the team that helped revitalize a large section of downtown?
(Ignore the part about the players being "on strike", the author obviously isn't a sports writer )
For those who don't know the background, the battle over this tax issue has been going on for a few years now, but this is the first sign I've seen that the Lightning might actually win.
I'm not a fan of corporate welfare, but if the county is already giving a break to the Bucs and especially to the Yankees, why not to the team that helped revitalize a large section of downtown?