Judge rules White Stadium renovation not in violation of state laws, a victory for Boston’s NWSL team
A Superior Court judge issued a ruling Wednesday afternoon saying that the renovation of White Stadium is not in violation of state laws. The order from Judge Matthew Nestor counts as a major victory for the City of Boston and the new professional women’s soccer team that hopes to begin playing in the renovated stadium next March.
After negative public reaction to its initial name, the Hub’s new professional women’s soccer team has rebranded itself as ...
Nearly half a year after the team's disastrous first rollout, the National Women's Soccer League team in Boston has a new ...
After missing the mark on finding a name with its first try, the NWSL outfit feels like it got it right on the re-do.
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In a move to recover from a disastrous branding rollout five months ago, the expansion NWSL team has announced Boston Legacy ...
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White Stadium cleared a big legal hurdle, paving the way for the City of Boston to move forward with renovations, after a judge sided with the city.
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