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Ohio Senate GOP targets unclaimed property fund to help pay for Browns, Bengals stadium projects
The Browns hope to pay for their new stadium in part with state-issued bonds. Senate Republicans have a different idea. Via the Cleveland Plain Dealer, the initial budget of the Senate GOP’s initial proposal for the state budget would include “raiding” the unclaimed property fund.
The urgency stems from the Ohio state budget, which may not be finalized before a critical deadline in the lease negotiations ...
The Cincinnati Bengals are talking to Hamilton County about a new 20-year lease in which the team pays a portion of Paycor ...
The Bengals would like to get a stadium lease deal finalized with Hamilton County sooner rather than later. Local 12's James ...
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It’s too early to say whether Paycor Stadium’s renovation will be written into Ohio’s next two-year budget bill, but the odds ...
Paycor Stadium, which opened prior to the 2000 season, is similar to the Bengals’ defense in that it was ranked 25th in the ...
In a sudden shift in vibes around the standoff regarding the Paycor Stadium lease, the Bengals have announced a willingness ...
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Shouldn’t county officials be thanking the Bengals instead of hiring tough outside negotiators to tip the scales their favor?
As the Bengals and Hamilton County approach critical deadline that could secure the team for years, here’s how other NFL ...
The Cincinnati Bengals expressed displeasure with Hamilton County's decision to replace its lawyer in the ongoing ...
At the end of the day, the memorandum of funding that expresses a desire by both sides to get a long-term lease extension remains. The Bengals have until June 30 to use one of those rolling two-year ...
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