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Marina Auto Park

BradMandell — 2010-04-15T12:42:45Z

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Marina Auto Park

BradMandell — 2010-04-15T12:22:46Z

Renamed to "Marina Auto Stadium"

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- \|\|<class="tablehead">'''Location'''\|\| - \|\|[[Address("460 Oak Street, Rochester NY, 14608")]] \|\| - \|\|<class="tablehead">'''Phone / Fax'''\|\| - \|\|585 454 5425 / 585 454 5453\|\| - \|\|<class="tablehead">'''Email'''\|\| - \|\|[[MailTo(info AT rhinossoccer DOT com)]]\|\| - \|\|<class="tablehead">'''Website'''\|\| - \|\|{{{http://www.paetecpark.com }}}]\|\| - \|\|<class="tablehead">'''Wikipedia'''\|\| - \|\|[wiki:wikipedia:Marina_Auto_Stadium]\|\| - - '''Marina Auto Stadium''' is the current name for the stadium that is owned by the ["City of Rochester"] and host to the ["Rochester Rhinos"] ([wiki:wikipedia:North_American_Soccer_League_(2010) NASL]), as well as the [Rochester Ravens FC ([wiki:wikipedia:W-League WL]), the ["Rochester Rhinos Women"] (WL) and the ["Rochester Rattlers"] ([wiki:wikipedia:Major_League_Lacrosse MLL]). - - The stadium opened on June 3, ["2006"] only a few blocks from the Rhinos' old home at ["Frontier Field"] and was built to serve the local teams and fans of sports played on a rectangular surface. Ample public financing from New York State made the construction of the then ''PAETEC Park'' very controversial, especially in light of the private ownership of the park. However, the former brownfield site in a struggling part of the city is now on the tax rolls and expects to host over 60 events per year. - - In addition to soccer and lacrosse matches, the stadium is scheduled to host football games, drum and bugle competitions, charity walks, concerts and Section V high school competition. Moreover, the Rhinos management was confident that the park makes it much easier to host international soccer friendlies and Men's and Women's National Team matches. - - Officials of the annual "Courage Bowl" (football game) between ["St. John Fisher"] and the ["University of Rochester"] announced plans to move from on-campus sites to Marina Auto Stadium in 2010.[[Footnote([http://topics.treehugger.com/article/0adqbR0gu6aSe?q=Rochester+Rhinos TreeHugger.com])]] - - ==Naming of the Park== - ===2009-2010=== - '''Marian Auto Park''': At the halftime for the Rhinos' homeopener against the Montreal Impact, held May 30th, 2009, ["Marina Dodge"] was declared the winner in the naming rights pool of 328 entries. They chose the name Marina Auto Stadium, which will remain the name for the entirety of the 2009 season.[[Footnote([http://www.democratandchronicle.com/article/20090604/SPORTS05/90604022 D&C Article June, 6 2009])]]. Marina Dodge negotiated keeping the name for 2010. Marina has been a team sponsor since 1996 and purchased 25 of the 328 $1000 entries to win the name in 2009.[[Footnote([http://blogs.democratandchronicle.com/devo/2010/02/03/marina-auto-stadium-lives-on/ D&C Blog Marina Auto Stadium Lives On])]] - ===2006-2009=== - '''PAETEC Park''' (named for ["PAETEC"]) is the former stadium name On December 11, 2008 it was announced that PAETEC Holding Corp. would not renew their naming rights agreement when the contract expires in April 2009. - - ==State Audit== - "''The state initiated an audit of the Rochester Rhinos stadium project in June 2008 to determine whether $19 million in state grant money was used properly. The money was meant to help fund the stadium's design and construction. The city took ownership of the stadium after the prior owner defaulted on a loan. The audit was conducted at Duffy's request. - ... - Due to the lack of due diligence performed on the Rochester Rhinos Soccer Stadium project, one local and two state agencies did not undertake sufficient review and oversight to ascertain whether a $19 million public grant was a good investment of taxpayer dollars, according to an audit released by State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli at a Rochester news conference today''" [[Footnote([http://www.rochestercitynewspaper.com/news/articles/2010/03/RHINOS-STADIUM-AUDIT-Due-diligence-lacking-read-the-press-release/ Rhinos Stadium Audit] in CityNewsPaper)]] - - [[Footnote]] - [[Comments]] - ------ - ''2009-06-02 06:48:32'' [[nbsp]] The park is currently listed as Rhino Stadium on the Rhino's website. See also the details of the naming actions on [wiki:wikipedia:Rochester_Rhinos_Stadium Wikipedia Rochester Rhinos Stadium] --["Users/BradMandell"]	+ #redirect Marina Auto Stadium

Marina Auto Park

BradMandell — 2010-04-15T12:21:43Z

major rewrite to get it right and current

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- \|\|[http://www.paetecpark.com/]\|\|	+ \|\|{{{http://www.paetecpark.com }}}]\|\| + \|\|<class="tablehead">'''Wikipedia'''\|\| + \|\|[wiki:wikipedia:Marina_Auto_Stadium]\|\|
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- At the halftime for the Rhinos' homeopener against the Montreal Impact, held May 30th, 2009, it was announced that ["Marina Dodge"] had won the naming rights out of a pool of 320 entries. They chose the name Marina Auto Park, which will remain the name for the entirety of the 2009 season.[[Footnote([http://www.democratandchronicle.com/article/20090604/SPORTS05/90604022 D&C Article June, 6 2009])]]	+ '''Marina Auto Stadium''' is the current name for the stadium that is owned by the ["City of Rochester"] and host to the ["Rochester Rhinos"] ([wiki:wikipedia:North_American_Soccer_League_(2010) NASL]), as well as the [Rochester Ravens FC ([wiki:wikipedia:W-League WL]), the ["Rochester Rhinos Women"] (WL) and the ["Rochester Rattlers"] ([wiki:wikipedia:Major_League_Lacrosse MLL]).
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- '''PAETEC Park''' (named for ["PAETEC"]) is the former stadium name for the ["Rhinos" Rochester Rhinos] soccer club, who in 2010 compete in the USL Conference of the US Soccer Federation's Division-2 Pro League. The ["Rochester Rattlers"] outdoor ["lacrosse"] team, a founding member of the [http://majorleaguelacrosse.com/ MLL], also played its home games at PAETEC. On December 11, 2008 it was announced that PAETEC Holding Corp. would not renew their naming rights agreement when the contract expires in April 2009.	+ The stadium opened on June 3, ["2006"] only a few blocks from the Rhinos' old home at ["Frontier Field"] and was built to serve the local teams and fans of sports played on a rectangular surface. Ample public financing from New York State made the construction of the then ''PAETEC Park'' very controversial, especially in light of the private ownership of the park. However, the former brownfield site in a struggling part of the city is now on the tax rolls and expects to host over 60 events per year.
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- PAETEC Park is a new stadium which opened on June 3, ["2006"]. The stadium, located only a few blocks from the Rhinos' old home at ["Frontier Field"], was built to serve the local teams and fans of sports played on a rectangular surface. Ample public financing from New York State made the construction of PAETEC Park very controversial, especially in light of the private ownership of the park. However, the former brownfield site in a struggling part of the city is now on the tax rolls and expects to host over 60 events per year.	+ In addition to soccer and lacrosse matches, the stadium is scheduled to host football games, drum and bugle competitions, charity walks, concerts and Section V high school competition. Moreover, the Rhinos management was confident that the park makes it much easier to host international soccer friendlies and Men's and Women's National Team matches.
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- In addition to soccer and lacrosse matches, the stadium is scheduled to host football games, drum and bugle competitions, charity walks, concerts and Section V high school competition. Moreover, the Rhinos management is confident that PAETEC Park makes it much easier to host international soccer friendlies and Men's and Women's National Team matches.	+ Officials of the annual "Courage Bowl" (football game) between ["St. John Fisher"] and the ["University of Rochester"] announced plans to move from on-campus sites to Marina Auto Stadium in 2010.[[Footnote([http://topics.treehugger.com/article/0adqbR0gu6aSe?q=Rochester+Rhinos TreeHugger.com])]]
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- Home teams: [http://www.rhinossoccer.com/stadium/040115-1747.shtml Rhinos] and [http://www.rochesterrattlers.com Rattlers]	+ ==Naming of the Park== + ===2009-2010=== + '''Marian Auto Park''': At the halftime for the Rhinos' homeopener against the Montreal Impact, held May 30th, 2009, ["Marina Dodge"] was declared the winner in the naming rights pool of 328 entries. They chose the name Marina Auto Stadium, which will remain the name for the entirety of the 2009 season.[[Footnote([http://www.democratandchronicle.com/article/20090604/SPORTS05/90604022 D&C Article June, 6 2009])]]. Marina Dodge negotiated keeping the name for 2010. Marina has been a team sponsor since 1996 and purchased 25 of the 328 $1000 entries to win the name in 2009.[[Footnote([http://blogs.democratandchronicle.com/devo/2010/02/03/marina-auto-stadium-lives-on/ D&C Blog Marina Auto Stadium Lives On])]] + ===2006-2009=== + '''PAETEC Park''' (named for ["PAETEC"]) is the former stadium name On December 11, 2008 it was announced that PAETEC Holding Corp. would not renew their naming rights agreement when the contract expires in April 2009. + + ==State Audit== + "''The state initiated an audit of the Rochester Rhinos stadium project in June 2008 to determine whether $19 million in state grant money was used properly. The money was meant to help fund the stadium's design and construction. The city took ownership of the stadium after the prior owner defaulted on a loan. The audit was conducted at Duffy's request. + ... + Due to the lack of due diligence performed on the Rochester Rhinos Soccer Stadium project, one local and two state agencies did not undertake sufficient review and oversight to ascertain whether a $19 million public grant was a good investment of taxpayer dollars, according to an audit released by State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli at a Rochester news conference today''" [[Footnote([http://www.rochestercitynewspaper.com/news/articles/2010/03/RHINOS-STADIUM-AUDIT-Due-diligence-lacking-read-the-press-release/ Rhinos Stadium Audit] in CityNewsPaper)]] +

Marina Auto Park

markjackson — 2010-04-15T02:37:13Z

New league for Rhinos in 2010

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- '''PAETEC Park''' (named for ["PAETEC"]) is the former stadium name for the ["Rhinos" Rochester Rhinos] soccer club, who compete in the USL 1st Division. The ["Rochester Rattlers"] outdoor ["lacrosse"] team, a founding member of the [http://majorleaguelacrosse.com/ MLL], also played its home games at PAETEC. On December 11, 2008 it was announced that PAETEC Holding Corp. would not renew their naming rights agreement when the contract expires in April 2009.	+ '''PAETEC Park''' (named for ["PAETEC"]) is the former stadium name for the ["Rhinos" Rochester Rhinos] soccer club, who in 2010 compete in the USL Conference of the US Soccer Federation's Division-2 Pro League. The ["Rochester Rattlers"] outdoor ["lacrosse"] team, a founding member of the [http://majorleaguelacrosse.com/ MLL], also played its home games at PAETEC. On December 11, 2008 it was announced that PAETEC Holding Corp. would not renew their naming rights agreement when the contract expires in April 2009.

Marina Auto Park

alexandergartley — 2009-11-13T15:29:19Z

added wiki link to Marina Dodge

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- At the halftime for the Rhinos' homeopener against the Montreal Impact, held May 30th, 2009, it was announced that Marina Dodge had won the naming rights out of a pool of 320 entries. They chose the name Marina Auto Park, which will remain the name for the entirety of the 2009 season.[[Footnote([http://www.democratandchronicle.com/article/20090604/SPORTS05/90604022 D&C Article June, 6 2009])]]	+ At the halftime for the Rhinos' homeopener against the Montreal Impact, held May 30th, 2009, it was announced that ["Marina Dodge"] had won the naming rights out of a pool of 320 entries. They chose the name Marina Auto Park, which will remain the name for the entirety of the 2009 season.[[Footnote([http://www.democratandchronicle.com/article/20090604/SPORTS05/90604022 D&C Article June, 6 2009])]]

Marina Auto Park

BradMandell — 2009-06-05T00:08:28Z

FN B4 Comments, make link have linked text as the link will expire

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- At the halftime for the Rhinos' homeopener against the Montreal Impact, held May 30th, 2009, it was announced that Marina Dodge had won the naming rights out of a pool of 320 entries. They chose the name Marina Auto Park, which will remain the name for the entirety of the 2009 season.[[Footnote(http://www.democratandchronicle.com/article/20090604/SPORTS05/90604022)]]	+ At the halftime for the Rhinos' homeopener against the Montreal Impact, held May 30th, 2009, it was announced that Marina Dodge had won the naming rights out of a pool of 320 entries. They chose the name Marina Auto Park, which will remain the name for the entirety of the 2009 season.[[Footnote([http://www.democratandchronicle.com/article/20090604/SPORTS05/90604022 D&C Article June, 6 2009])]]
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Marina Auto Park

alexandergartley — 2009-06-04T19:50:34Z

added footnote source of the new park name (for the 2009 season)

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- At the halftime for the Rhinos' homeopener against the Montreal Impact, held May 30th, 2009, it was announced that Marina Dodge had won the naming rights out of a pool of 320 entries. The exact name will be determined by the winner and will remain for the entirety of the 2009 season.	+ At the halftime for the Rhinos' homeopener against the Montreal Impact, held May 30th, 2009, it was announced that Marina Dodge had won the naming rights out of a pool of 320 entries. They chose the name Marina Auto Park, which will remain the name for the entirety of the 2009 season.[[Footnote(http://www.democratandchronicle.com/article/20090604/SPORTS05/90604022)]]

Marina Auto Park

alexandergartley — 2009-06-04T19:49:27Z

Renamed from "PAETEC Park" (renamed to the new name of the park)

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	+ [[Image(paetecpark.jpg,right,thumb,300)]] + \|\|<class="tablehead">'''Location'''\|\| + \|\|[[Address("460 Oak Street, Rochester NY, 14608")]] \|\| + \|\|<class="tablehead">'''Phone/Fax'''\|\| + \|\|585 454 5425/585 454 5453\|\| + \|\|<class="tablehead">'''Email'''\|\| + \|\|[[MailTo(info AT rhinossoccer DOT com)]]\|\| + \|\|<class="tablehead">'''Website'''\|\| + \|\|[http://www.paetecpark.com/]\|\| + + At the halftime for the Rhinos' homeopener against the Montreal Impact, held May 30th, 2009, it was announced that Marina Dodge had won the naming rights out of a pool of 320 entries. The exact name will be determined by the winner and will remain for the entirety of the 2009 season. + + '''PAETEC Park''' (named for ["PAETEC"]) is the former stadium name for the ["Rhinos" Rochester Rhinos] soccer club, who compete in the USL 1st Division. The ["Rochester Rattlers"] outdoor ["lacrosse"] team, a founding member of the [http://majorleaguelacrosse.com/ MLL], also played its home games at PAETEC. On December 11, 2008 it was announced that PAETEC Holding Corp. would not renew their naming rights agreement when the contract expires in April 2009. + + PAETEC Park is a new stadium which opened on June 3, ["2006"]. The stadium, located only a few blocks from the Rhinos' old home at ["Frontier Field"], was built to serve the local teams and fans of sports played on a rectangular surface. Ample public financing from New York State made the construction of PAETEC Park very controversial, especially in light of the private ownership of the park. However, the former brownfield site in a struggling part of the city is now on the tax rolls and expects to host over 60 events per year. + + In addition to soccer and lacrosse matches, the stadium is scheduled to host football games, drum and bugle competitions, charity walks, concerts and Section V high school competition. Moreover, the Rhinos management is confident that PAETEC Park makes it much easier to host international soccer friendlies and Men's and Women's National Team matches. + + Home teams: [http://www.rhinossoccer.com/stadium/040115-1747.shtml Rhinos] and [http://www.rochesterrattlers.com Rattlers] + + [[Comments]] + ------ + ''2009-06-02 06:48:32'' [[nbsp]] The park is currently listed as Rhino Stadium on the Rhino's website. See also the details of the naming actions on [wiki:wikipedia:Rochester_Rhinos_Stadium Wikipedia Rochester Rhinos Stadium] --["Users/BradMandell"]

Marina Auto Park

alexandergartley — 2009-06-04T19:49:27Z

Map location(s) modified

Marina Auto Park

VincentMonroe — 2006-07-01T23:08:09Z

Upload of image paetecpark.jpg.

Marina Auto Park

VincentMonroe — 2006-07-01T22:39:15Z

Upload of image paetec1.jpg.