Major League Soccer‘s D.C. United is building a $300 million, 20,000-seat stadium in the nation’s capital after the D.C. Council approved a financing package. The District will purchase the land and provide site preparation worth a total of $150 million. The stadium, which should open in 2017, will be the most expensive in MLS. Read The Washington Times story here
Go Mini’s plans to revolutionize storage solutions in Hartford
Go Mini’s—the portable storage franchise that offers containers for moving, storage, renovation and restoration needs—is targeting Hartford, Connecticut, for its next wave of growth, with plans to expand into communities throughout the