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Tampa City Council approves $60 million Rays community benefits agreement tied to proposed stadium

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Tampa City Council approves $60 million Rays community benefits agreement tied to proposed stadium — Marco Island Government news

The Tampa Bay Rays are another step closer to building a new stadium in Tampa after City Council approved a community benefits agreement Thursday, outlining millions of dollars in investments for local neighborhoods.

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