Tag: McCoy Stadium
Raimondo blames GA for PawSox move to Worcester
PROVIDENCE – The Pawtucket Red Sox have signed a letter of intent to move the team to Worcester, and Gov. Gina M. Raimondo says...
Grebien: Pawtucket will move forward to revive downtown, McCoy Stadium
PAWTUCKET – Pawtucket will pursue the redevelopment of the downtown Apex site, and to find a new use for McCoy Stadium, Mayor Donald R....
House committee reviews PawSox ballpark, no vote taken
PROVIDENCE – The R.I. House Finance Committee took up the Pawtucket Red Sox ballpark bill Tuesday night, following late-session revisions that have sought to...
Baziotis sworn in as YMCA of Pawtucket board of directors president
DR. PETER BAZIOTIS, an anesthesiologist who has practiced medicine for more than 20 years, recently was sworn in as president of the YMCA of...
Should the R.I. House put the Pawtucket Red Sox deal passed...
Another week, another PawSox controversy. Build Rhode Island, a labor/management support organization in the construction trades, commissioned and then released a poll gauging public...
Poll: Rhode Islanders support PawSox stadium if deal pays for itself
PAWTUCKET – Build Rhode Island released a poll about the Pawtucket Red Sox’s Ballpark at Slater Mill plan conducted by Fleming & Associates of...
Mattiello not showing leadership
House Speaker Nicholas A. Mattiello is content, apparently, to be a vessel for his “constituents,” as opposed to showing a little leadership when approaching...
Who is right on the PawSox deal, Gov. Raimondo or Speaker...
In what could be the last gasp for keeping the Pawtucket Red Sox in Rhode Island, a deal has been struck involving the state,...
PawSox owners share confidential financial details with state officials
PROVIDENCE – After mounting pressure to share more detailed financial statements, Pawtucket Red Sox owners on Wednesday met with state officials to do so...
A financing plan for a new PawSox stadium leaves the state...
(Editor’s note: This is the first of a two-part series looking at development opportunities in Pawtucket and their implications for the city and state.)Attendees...
