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Businesses and workers in downtown St. Paul are worried about a lost hockey season. The National Hockey League has cancelled all of its games through the end of the month in an ongoing labor dispute with players.
How is NHL lockout impacting St. Paul businesses?
The NHL lockout is well into its second month, with no end in sight. We'll get an update on the negotiations, and how find out how St. Paul businesses are being impacted.
Vikings, MSFA make nice
Everybody just calm down. That's the advice from Vikings vice president Lester Bagley today. "This is not Dallas. This is not New York. This is not San Francisco," Bagley said. "A lot of people are jumping the gun as to what they're thinking we would do in a stadium builder's license program. We've not made a decision, the market has to be surveyed and the market will determine. We're doing our homework. That's all we're doing."
The Minnesota Vikings may look to personal seat licenses as a way of helping to finance their portion of the cost to build the team a new home in downtown Minneapolis. This table compares the PSL pricing of other NFL franchises.
Dayton: Seat license concerns won't derail new Vikings stadium
Gov. Mark Dayton took a softer line today on a plan to charge Vikings fans a seat fee to help fund a new stadium in Minneapolis.
What do the Vikings want?
The Vikings are keeping their personal seat license plans pretty well under wraps. It looks like they're gaging their fans' interest in paying up front for the stadium with a very discrete online survey
Walker lifts Bobcats over Wolves, 89-87
The Wolves were without six of their top seven players, all out with injuries: Kevin Love (broken right hand), Ricky Rubio (left knee), Chase Budinger (left knee), Nikola Pekovic (left ankle), JJ Barea (left foot) and Brandon Roy (right knee).
Dayton walks back PSL threat
Governor Mark Dayton took a considerably more concilatory stance towards personal seat licenses at the new People's Stadium this morning. Sort of. Speaking after keynoting an education conference in Plymouth, Dayton said he's actually okay with PSLs, to a point. But he also suggested the Vikings had something to hide about the issue.
Dayton pushes back on personal seat licenses at Vikings stadium
Should Vikings fans be asked to pay seat licenses to purchase season tickets at the new stadium? Gov. Mark Dayton doesn't think so.