And I want a pony!
—Minneapolis resident
Chicago Avenue-Taxpayer Stadium in the news.
'The Legislature created the electronic games to pay for the $350 million state share of the stadium. They were so successful the state debt was repaid 23 years early and lawmakers decided to put future proceeds into the general fund.
'That move frustrated Sen. Jeremy Miller, R-Winona, who’s also a sponsor of the bill, because he says lawmakers initially intended for some e-pulltab revenue to be used for stadium upkeep.
'“This is an asset of the state of Minnesota and it is our responsibility to maintain the stadium,” Miller said.'
https://www.startribune.com/vikings-want-20-million-stadium-upkeep-pulltabs/601345369?utm_source=gift
