Day 1 of White Stadium trial: A focus on site’s legal standing
On Monday, Judge Matthew Nestor had ruled that the plaintiffs had “no standing” to contest the will of the White Trust in their bid to block the stadium project from proceeding. They had argued that the terms of the will should prohibit the city from partnering with a for-profit venture.
What to know as the White Stadium lawsuit heads to trial
After months of back and forth, the White Stadium lawsuit goes to trial this week. The city of Boston and Boston Unity Soccer Partners, the group behind a new National Women’s Soccer League team, announced their plans to work together to renovate White Stadium a year and a half ago. It didn’t take long for pushback to emerge.
I think it will be an added value to the neighborhood and larger community,” one of nearly 1,000 respondents said. The post ...
With half their case already dismissed, a group of plaintiffs vying to stop the City of Boston’s public-private plan to rehab ...
The efforts to bring professional woman’s soccer to Boston is pitting Mayor Michelle Wu against the Krafts of New England ...
With the help of a new professional women's soccer team, Boston is set on remaking White Stadium in Franklin Park. Local ...
Plaintiffs in a lawsuit to stop the renovation of the historic White Stadium in Franklin Park filed new legal claims that the city of Boston illegally spent taxpayer dollars on the project.
“To me, White Stadium represents an opportunity not just for sports but for a space that can serve students after school, in the summer, and on the weekends. A well-designed stadium isn’t just for ...
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