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Opponents of White Stadium renovation plans double down on lawsuit - Vimarsana News

Opponents of White Stadium renovation plans double down on lawsuit

Community members are happy to have the stadium renovated, but also have concerns about partnering with the professional soccer team that wants to redevelop it and make the venue its home.

Source: wcvb.com
Franklin Park-area residents persist in lawsuit against White Stadium development - Vimarsana News

Franklin Park-area residents persist in lawsuit against White Stadium development

A judge denied their request for a preliminary injunction last month.

Source: wgbh.org
Lawsuit over White Stadium project moving forward, plaintiffs say - Vimarsana News

Lawsuit over White Stadium project moving forward, plaintiffs say

A Suffolk Superior Court judge last month rejected the plaintiffs' request for a preliminary injunction to temporarily pause any progress on the project until the lawsuit could be resolved.

Judge Rejects Nonprofit's Lawsuit Aimed at Stopping NWSL Team's Remodel of Boston Stadium - Vimarsana News

Judge Rejects Nonprofit's Lawsuit Aimed at Stopping NWSL Team's Remodel of Boston Stadium

A judge in Massachusetts has blocked a lawsuit by a nonprofit that sought to prevent Boston's incoming National Women's Soccer League franchise from making Franklin Park's White Stadium the team's new home.

Court ruling allows White Stadium renovation project to proceed - Vimarsana News

Court ruling allows White Stadium renovation project to proceed

The Emerald Necklace Conservancy filed its lawsuit last month against the city of Boston, Mayor Michelle Wu, Boston Unity Soccer Partners, and others, arguing that the plan was rushed through the approval process and would illegally privatize the land by housing a professional sports team.