The Oak View Group has been tapped by Mayor Ed Murray to redevelop the Key in an effort to get the two major winter sports in the area. The group, let by Tim Lieweke and Irving Azoff, was introduced at a news conference. The leaders announced a partnership with two perspective NHLowners, most likely a deciding factor in getting the nod. Of course, the long range goal, would be to bring back the NBA. The previous mayor Mike McGinn, partnered with Chris Hanson, in attempting to build a basketball arena in Sodo that would also house Ice Hockey.
The irony to this is that McGinn is again running for mayor, a position he lost 4 years ago. Murray is not seeking a second term.
The Key Arena is located on the grounds of the Seattle Center, the site of the 1962 World's Fair. It was the home of the Seattle Super Sonics before the team moved to Oklahoma City to become the Thunder.
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Wednesday, June 07, 2017
Oak View Group Selected In Key Remodel
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Thursday, March 09, 2017
Mayor Murray To Appear On Don And Ron
Seattle mayor Ed Murray will be a guest on the Ron And Don Show on KIRO FM 97.3 tonight (March 9th, 2017). Although the show, with a huge audience skews mostly toward entertainment rather than politics, the pair have been extremely critical toward Murray on issues ranging from homeless encampments to the city's alleged refusal to pay for a veteran police detective's surgery. Don has been the main instigator on criticism of the mayor's policies. He lives in Seattle.
The appearance has been announced for 6:00pm. Ron and Don, have had the KIRO Drive Time position for well over 10 years starting on 710 AM than moving to 97.3 FM when the AM station went to an all sports format. Murray will be up for election later this year.
The appearance has been announced for 6:00pm. Ron and Don, have had the KIRO Drive Time position for well over 10 years starting on 710 AM than moving to 97.3 FM when the AM station went to an all sports format. Murray will be up for election later this year.
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