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2:52 PM
How does this work? What do you think is going to happen? Detroit sure needs the money . . .
An opposition group, the Old Tiger Stadium Conservancy, has until June 1 to raise $369,000 to try to save part of Tiger Stadium, even temporarily. The group includes Ernie Harwell, the retired Tigers radio broadcaster.
If that goal is reached, Senator Carl Levin, a Michigan Democrat, said he would seek greater financing in the 2009 federal budget to preserve the oldest part of the structure around the infield and redevelop the playing field for amateur teams.
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Have you ever driven past the stadium?
History and memories aside, this place is a one of the most asthetically unappealing stadiums in our country.
5:29 PM
Yes, congratulations to MCM and to the City of Detroit for not having to lay anything out for this demo.
Hey, do you think it makes sense to save a dugout-to-dugout corner of the stadium as a community center and museum. I heard some folks out there are proposing it, but wondering how feasible that really is. . .
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